Thomas Carney had to wait 250 years, but he’s finally getting his monument. Carney, one of the few Black soldiers to hold the ...

Hundreds of reenactors descended on Old Sturbridge Village this past weekend to participate in a series of activities that recreating the sights, sounds, and stories of the American ...

The Continental Army, created in June of 1775, had warily welcomed its new leader, George Washington, without much fuss. A ...

When fertilized with a dash of patriotic fervor rooted in next year's semiquincentennial celebration of our country, a scenario blossoms on the origin of the largest red maple in New York. The New ...

The long-time museum shut its doors for good July 16 at Fort Myers’ Edison Mall. Organizers called the museum “unsustainable.

President George W. Bush imagined an Iraq that embraced democracy, eschewed terrorism, and thrived economically. He just got the timeline wrong.

Fort Stewart, the sprawling military installation near Georgia’s coast where five soldiers were shot Wednesday, can trace its beginnings to World War II.

Phil Holland has published a significantly expanded second edition of his 2016 book, “A Guide to The Battle of Bennington & ...

They Loved Their Home, but Wanted Something Modern. A $5 Million Upgrade Did the Trick. W hen architects Pina Petricone and Ralph Giannone were ready to show Jody and Julie Cash their plan for ...

Today in History for Aug. 23: In 1305, Scottish leader William Wallace was hung, drawn and quartered in London for treason. Nearly 700 years later, his story was the subject of the Oscar-winning movie ...