President Trump's first foreign trip follows a long line of international visits by heads of state
The UK’s Royal Geographical Society has digitized its archival footage of historic expeditions
Presidential lives are scrutinized for meaning, even when none is readily apparent
“The Shadow of a Doubt” had been overshadowed by over 100 years of history
Members of the Dakota community say that the sculpture trivializes a painful chapter of their history
Although some are still very invested in the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence, the scholarly community maintains it was never real
The famed blogger—okay, diarist—told historians so much about 17th-century daily life in England, but he could have told us so much more
The groundbreaking photo book by Anna Atkins, a 19th-century British botanist, is going on display in the Netherlands
It’s been nearly 40 years since the nuclear power plant partially melted down
He had been serving a 20-year prison sentence for corruption and murder
They're 20-foot-tall symbols of a slowly healing rift
When a 4,000-year-old wooden post was found near the church, it suggested that area was used for ritual purposes since the late Neolithic period
People kept trying to kill Queen Victoria. She kept looking better and better
Happy anniversary, you crazy kids
A complex chemical reaction called the Maillard Reaction is responsible
It's actually the federal government, but don't tell New York or New Jersey
Robinson worked throughout his career to make life better for black performers
The Hyannis Port house was the stuff of family legend. Now it’s the source of new art
Cresap's War was a conflict that didn't get fully settled for almost 50 years
Two bodies were found under the walls of a castle, leading some experts to believe that they were sacrificed to ensure the building did not crumble
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