In Buffalo, a World War II Vessel Is Sinking and No One Knows Why
It's been there since the 1970s
Removed Confederate Monument Sets a Milestone in Maryland
It's heading to a battlefield in Virginia
3-D Technology Brings Three Unbuilt Frank Lloyd Wright Designs to Life
An intriguing look at what might have been
Archaeologists Keep Finding Revolutionary War Cannons in One River
An unexpected piece of history
Can Tunnels Used by the Transcontinental Railroad Be Saved?
Exploring the history of the Donner Summit tunnels
You Can Still See Ulysses S. Grant's Memorial Flowers in Upstate New York
The same ones from 1885
What Goes Into a Book Collection Worth Eight Figures?
An upcoming auction gives us an answer
There Are 13 First Copies of the Constitution Left. One Just Sold at Auction for $43 Million.
This was far in excess of what was estimated
Salem’s Last Witch to Be Pardoned, Thanks to Some Teenagers
Elizabeth Johnson stands to have her conviction overturned more than 300 years after the Salem witch trials
Was Alexander Hamilton Actually Raised Jewish?
One historian's findings show there's always more to learn about Alexander Hamilton
Benjamin Franklin's Family Tragedy Recalls the Importance of Vaccines
The parallels to today are uncanny
The Dinner Party That Helped Preserve Yellowstone National Park
Unsurprisingly, Theodore Roosevelt played a part in it
There’s No Crying — or Gloves — in Vintage Baseball
Across the country, a more primitive version of our national pastime is alive and well
A London Foundry Cast the Liberty Bell and Big Ben. It's Turning Into a Boutique Hotel.
A very different future for Whitechapel Bell Foundry
Did Revolutionary War Hero Molly Pitcher Ever Actually Exist?
Revisiting the history (and the legend) of the cannon-wielding widow
Revisiting the Legacy of Abolitionist Founding Father Prince Hall
He lived and worked in Massachusetts during a turning point for the nation