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Charlottesville City Council voted to give the city’s recently-removed statue of Robert E. Lee to the Jefferson School African American Heritage Center.

NEW Brighton’s Ss Peter, Paul and St Philomena’s Shrine Church has been awarded awarded a grant of almost £5,000 to restore three corroded…

Residents displaced from the historic Black neighborhood of Linnentown are seeking justice and acknowledgement of the past through the Athens Justice and Memory Project and the Linnentown Resolution for Recognition

The Cayuga Museum of History & Art will conclude its 2021 exhibit, "The Memory Project," by focusing on families and the holidays.

The recording of memory brings history to life and creates a legacy of its own. In 2010, documentary filmmaker Wu Wenguang launched the Memory Project to try to shine a light on the long-shrouded memories of one of modern China’s most traumatic episodes—the famine of 1958-1961.For the past two years, working from a base in an arts district in suburban Beijing, Wu has

When the Muslims took Constantinople in 1453, on...

A Virginia museum is proposing to melt down a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee that was the focus of a violent white nationalist rally in 2017 in Charlottesville and create a new work of public art.

The Seward House Museum and Cayuga Museum of History & Art in Auburn have recently been awarded grants.

A proposal submitted by the Jefferson School African American Heritage Center could transform Charlottesville’s statue — and collective memory — of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) -- A Virginia museum is proposing to melt down a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee that was the focus of a violent white