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This remarkable collection is being offered by Charles F. Shreve and Tracy L. Carey in association with Siegel.

In the introduction to the catalog prepared for each sale, Siegel president Scott Trepel revealed his 35-year friendship with the anonymous collector whom he calls “Dragonfly.”

IrishCentral Contributor Joseph Gannon looks at the Irish Americans involved in the 1861 Baltimore riots.

Known as the "Inverted Jenny," the stamp was erroneously printed to depict an upside-down plane.

The Jenny Invert up for bids is mint, never-hinged and comes from the ninth position in the fifth row of the original pane of 100 purchased by William T. Robey on May 14, 1918.

1975—In the 12th inning, New Hampshire’s own Carlton Fisk waves the ball fair, and the Red Sox win Game 6 of the World Series. 1967—Yippies, Diggers…

LAWRENCE — Cooling centers, fire hydrants, spray parks and pools will be open Thursday and Friday as temperatures are predicted to soar to 100 degrees.

LAWRENCE — As the temperature soars, local residents head to two city pools to cool off.

New Bedford's Wilks Branch Library has quite a history that involves some of the area's most well-known characters.

All aboard Carillon Historical Park’s newest attraction. The full-sized replica locomotive of the “Cincinnati” is now open to the pubic at the park in