From Abraham Lincoln's appetite for apples to Mark Twain’s odes to oysters, these are some of the surprising favourite foods of historic figures.

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Garden is intended as a special place for prayer, remembrance and reflection, a peaceful place for individuals to honor loved ...

In 1800, after marching across the Alps into Northern Italy and defeating every enemy in his path, Napoleon spreads his army in a bid to encircle the Austrians and block their escape. But he has ...

As a light rain fell on Billerica Saturday morning, a small group gathered to commemorate the death of Asa Pollard, a lifelong Billerica resident and the first recorded casualty of the Battle of Bu… ...

Jacques Seligmann & Co Sponsor Processing of the collection was funded by the Getty Grant Program; digitization of the collection was funded by the Samuel H. Kress Foundation and the Terra Foundation ...

WILTON — It was hot, sticky, windy and wet, but local golfers were up to the challenge and earned their share of the leaderboard during the opening round of the ...

Louisiana U.S. Marine Harry LeBert, who was killed in action during the pivotal Battle of Saipan, was finally buried in home soil after 81 years.

A journal recently acquired at auction by the Friends of the Falklands Museum and Archives (FIMA Friends) gives a remarkable personal account of the 1914 Battle of the Falklands. The unique ...

Entry from the diary of Mary Henry, daughter of Joseph Henry, first Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, describing the First Battle of Manassas, in Virginia, of the United States Civil War.