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The fascinating life career of James Shields, who was born in Co Tyrone in May 1810 and went on to become a US Senator three times.

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Smithsonian Associates presents a tempting array of topics in their online and in-person offerings this month

In this episode of Mary Long's Yesteryear, historian Mary Long walks through the barricades and halls of the two historically important South Carolina sea forts. Mary focuses on the lives of the key commanders at Fort Moultrie, during the American Revolution, and Fort Sumter, for the first battle of the American Civil War. 

The American Civil War was one of the most devastating conflicts in the nation’s history. After the war, veterans organized themselves into groups for The largest organization of Union veterans was the Grand Army of the Republic (GAR). Founded in 1866, the organization grew to over 400,000 members at its height, including a chapter in Olympia.

These awards recognize the outstanding accomplishments of Airmen contributing to nuclear deterrence operations and the missile operations career field respectively.,

The elder council of Nimba County appears to have ganged up against the man regarded as the county’s godfather-Prince Y. Johnson since his words of war began with President George M. Weah few weeks ago.

If a new bill passes, Stone Mountain Park– just outside of Atlanta, Georgia– will undergo extensive changes.

A guided-missile cruiser that was named after a Confederate Civil War victory will be renamed in honor of a former slave who stole a Confederate States Navy ship in South Carolina and delivered it to the Union, the Navy announced in a late Monday statement. USS Chancellorsville (CG-62) will be renamed after Robert Smalls, a […]

Tim Mason on resistance to the Nazis from the German working class.