Free Black Staten Island settlers greatly contributed to 19th Century N.Y. economy through oyster industry
The oystermen knew Sandy Ground was a safe haven for them to have the freedom to work, learn and worship where it would not ...
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Wrightsville's Mifflin Farm to open to tourists for the first time this spring
Wrightsville’s Mifflin Farm, a documented stop along the Underground Railroad and a Civil War battle location, will soon be ...
History group documents Jordan buildings’ pasts
Liz Thaves has been documenting the history of Jordan for the past decade in her volunteer work for the Jordan Area Historical Society. In the last eight years or so, she and a group of women have ...
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The “Silver Queen of the Rockies” is an 1850s Town with a Vintage Railroad, Craft Beer & a Huge Lake
Shutterstock Meet the Silver Queen of Colorado Sitting at 8,530 feet above sea level in the Rocky Mountains is one of ...
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An interview with Mr. Muffin’s Trains
An interview with Mr. Muffin’s Trains gives us the scoop into this growing family-owned business in this Q&A interview.
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Get the Inside Scoop on the Atlanta History Center, Where Families Discover Atlanta's Past, Present, and Future
Bring the family, especially young kids, to the Atlanta History Center, a mainstay for tourists since 1990. The 33-acre ...
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Cowboys of the Pampas: A Brief History of the Gaucho
Argentine culture has long been defined by the blend of European and indigenous American influences that arose from the ...
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200 years ago, this tiny city briefly became Louisiana's capital. What's next for Donaldsonville?
Two hundred years ago, the process to make Donaldsonville the state capital of Louisiana began with a bill passed by the ...
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As Donaldsonville nears 200th anniversary as Louisiana's capital, tiny city reaches inflection point
Two hundred years ago, the process to make Donaldsonville the state capital of Louisiana began with a bill passed by the ...
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$914M Henrico schools budget seeks to boost security, offset drop in US funds
The proposed budget also calls for more security on its middle and high school campuses, hiring English language learner teachers and building out its mental health staff.