Long before social media amplified the cult of personality, symbols like the donkey and the elephant began defining the identities of America’s ... In his 1870 Harper’s Weekly cartoon ...

Fifty-five years of living in the Southeast during which we enjoyed lots of travel resulted in visiting most of the National ...

The fact is that Trump is not the first, nor likely last, American political leader to covet Canada. Former U.S. president ...

Shutterstock Appreciating Art in these Legendary Institutions New York City stands out as one of the world’s greatest ...

Francis Parkman’s 1849 book “The Oregon Trail” recounted the author’s harrowing travels through America’s frontier ... ‘And I ain’t lookin’ for no James boys.’” This map of Westport in 1855 appeared ...

Missouri Pacific history is easier to understand if the railroad is considered in three parts: the lines west of St. Louis, ...

Black History Month is an annual observance centered on celebrating the history, heritage, cultural influence and social ...

The retrospective at the Art Gallery of New South Wales is a cyber-city trip where reality meets the virtual in the glow of nostalgia Long before the current manifestations of the metaverse, there was ...

California’s scenic journey through 11 dreamy lighthouses offers stunning vistas and unforgettable memories! Our first stop is the Point Arena Lighthouse, standing at a whopping 115 feet tall. It’s ...

North Carolina’s iconic Outer Banks are famous for numerous things – most are nationally famous, some are world-famous: the ...

An 1826 map of North America includes the United States, Mexico, and Rupert's Land. Held by the Hudson Bay Company from 1670-1870, Rupert's Land was sold to Canada in 1870 for 300,000 pounds sterling.

Several prehistoric peoples were believed to have lived in this part of America, Swearingen said ... Twp and one at Pontoosuc were important enough to be noted on many area maps at the time. The ...