Eritrean officials lobbied for the designation in a bid to reform their country’s isolationist image
Okinoshima is officially an Unesco world heritage site—but tradition bans women from its shores
A History Channel special claims that a National Archives photo shows the pilot sitting on a dock in the Pacific, but experts are skeptical
The Eternal City is always evolving. Now, a new web resource shows how
For residents of Tenochtitlan, rebellion didn’t just happen on the battlefield
As liquor laws loosen, the “Zion Curtain” may become a thing of the past
A renovation at Thomas Jefferson's estate will give the slave he likely fathered at least six children with a display in what may have been her quarters
A local businessman said the casino would bring jobs and money to the historic region–but other locals said gaming would irrevocably change Gettysburg
The boozy event has its roots in a 13th century land dispute
<i>Once Upon a Place</i> features the oral histories of 70 immigrants
The renovation will be so remarkable, according to the lead architect, it will cure Brexit-induced malaise
The idea of a national highway system stretches back to the 1930s but wasn't put into place until the midcentury
Alaska Airlines will give away one coveted seat on the chartered flight
Blood spatter, electrocution and strobe lights are all part of the experience
The 250-year-old lock was unearthed in a fur trader's house at Michilimackinac Fort
The groundbreaking <i>Spectrosynthesis</i> is united by a single theme: the spectrum of light
Fossils belonging to the pōhutukawa’s ancient ancestors were found on the coast of Tasmania
The atlas lists over 4,000 of the structures that dot the landscape, used as gathering spots for Bronze and Iron Age Britons
Mardi Gras may be the city's biggest party, but St. John's Eve is its most important religious festival
The Flamingo, still operating today, is the oldest hotel on the Strip
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