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For more than two centuries, American ornithologists have been naming birds after people. The first two species to have honorific American names were given in 1811: Lewis’ woodpecker and Clark’s

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A nuanced account of the British empire’s impact on the world that is strikingly alive to the complexities of history

This Wash West renovated extended trinity house for sale was recently redone by an owner who respects its 19th-century bones.

A new generation is discovering the rambling Southern route of William Bartram and his legendary 1791 travelogue

It’s been 300 years since botanist John Bartram decided to build a garden on the banks of the Schuylkill River Today, the landscape looks vastly different.

Students at a Philadelphia high school are making money, getting course credit and keeping their school safe all while learning to fly drones.

Smith: Rejuvenated O'Hara seeks to snap rival Bonner-Prendie's district title run

If someone were asked to name the most famous or influential Pennsylvanian in American history, the name Benjamin Franklin would probably come to mind. For someone who has studied colonial

Want to look like a botanical genius? Impress the folks around your Christmas dinner table this year when you share facts about poinsettias.