Colored Infantry News Today

A formerly enslaved woman secretly became a Buffalo Soldier and was able to hide her gender from her fellow infantrymen for years.

BURLINGTON – A politician swinging by while on the way to somewhere else is not a practice that began in the modern era. Pre-motorcade and private jet there was the

The citizens of Buxton celebrated their 100th anniversary recently. People from Detroit and Southfield and everywhere else arrived to partake.

A bold new photographic project asks modern-day Americans to recreate portraits of their 19th-century ancestors in painstakingly accurate fashion

A local Civil War monument is a broken remnant, but the legacy of the men it honored, such as J.T. Ayers, lives on.

A ceremony was held Sunday to celebrate Private David Silence of the 102nd United States Colored Troops.Silence, who died in 1908 at the age of 80, received a

News from Grant County, New Mexico

News from Grant County, New Mexico

Ulysses Grant, the celebrated Union Army general who would become U.S. president, spent many years living and working on land which has since become Grant’s Farm.

Uncover the rich history of Jefferson City and Lincoln University at a special event by the Historic City of Jefferson. Join us for a captivating walking tour of Lincoln Universitys historic hilltop campus, highlighting 157 years of progress and significance. Learn about the schools founding at the Soldiers Memorial and explore significant sites at your own pace. Dont miss the chance to view historical artifacts and artwork at the Inman E. Page Library. Tickets available now. Experience the endu...