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One of eight children, Loretta Mary Aiken, who would later adopt the stage name Jackie “Moms” Mabley, was born March 19, 1897, in Brevard.

“Have you heard of The Allen School?” Historical marker recognizes school for Black womenA historical marker was unveiled Saturday, Oct. 21, honoring Allen High

SEABOARD — A highway historical marker dedication ceremony was held and unveiled on Sept. 16, honoring Nicholas Franklin Roberts.

Nashville has slowly changed over time as new structures are built, old ones are torn down, and businesses have come and gone, but little pieces of history remain throughout the city.

The Soviet Union fell more than thirty years ago, but the Cold War continues—at least, here in New Hampshire. Merrimack County Superior Court is the site of the…

Albert Bigelow was commanding the destroyer escort U.S.S. Dale W. Peterson as it sailed into Pearl Harbor when he learned that Hiroshima had just been destroyed…

For the first time in nearly 50 years, thousands of pictures and documents related to the Greensboro Massacre will be unveiled.

Local petitioners fighting for the state to preserve and reinstate a controversial historical marker commemorating a communist-affiliated labor activist are seeking legal council to explore their options to have the marker reinstalled. Following the...

A public dedication ceremony was held for commemorating Mary Harris “Mother” Jones at Shirley James Gateway Plaza on Wednesday.

The Pennsylvania Historical & Museum Commission has approved 36 new historical markers honoring important people, places and events across the state.