The Muscatine Art Center invites the public to experience “Muscatine and the Civil War,” a powerful exhibition that brings the national conflict into sharp local focus while exploring how one river ...

Its quicksilver powered the California Gold Rush, but today, few traces of those boom-boom days remain, other than the toxic ...

A time capsule from 1907 that was unexpectedly discovered beneath a monument at the Colorado Capitol was opened.

Participants in the 2025 Battle of Fayetteville event pose for a tintype photo at the Archibald Yell Law office behind Headquarters House Museum. (Washington County Historical Society) FAYETTEVILLE — ...

King Taylor, a teacher and nurse, accomplished many firsts in a lifetime of overcoming adversity and helping others rise ...

Ever since the dawn of warfare, military mobility has played a key role. Moving your forces faster, farther, and more decisively than an adversary has been one of the determining factors in the ...

Places do not always disappear in dramatic ways. Sometimes they are simply left behind. Along a quiet stretch of the ...

Members of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War held a ceremony for Samuel Johnson, a union soldier during the U.S.

Rev. Dr. Nancy Hale shares stories of Union chaplains and Ella Gibson Hobart in a free public event on April 16.

One of those people was my great uncle and namesake, George C. Greenidge of Roxbury, Massachusetts (b.1912–d.1990).

While some stories dramatize Old Abe’s role, claiming he carried messages or attacked enemy officers, his true significance lay in boosting morale. He flapped his wings and screeched amid the ...