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Colonial Williamsburg is a living history museum, a reconstructed freezeframe of life in the 18th century. Employees wander about the town clothed in appropriate attire or situate themselves as silversmiths or bookbinders, teaching skills long dispelled from modern memory. Many of the houses are open for tours that explain their significance or that of their former residences.

A historic church in Virginia that the nation's first President George Washington helped design recently installed a pair of plaques to honor those who built the structure, including those who were enslaved.

A historic church in Virginia that the nation's first President George Washington helped design recently installed a pair of plaques to honor those who built the structure, including those who were enslaved.

Andrew B. “Andy” Thomas, a retired Maryland National Bank executive and history buff, died Feb. 24.

It was this founding right to believe as we will, to believe differently than the rich and the powerful, that was the main original contribution of the [...]

The Confederate Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery may come down, even though it represents the effort to reunite the US post-Civil War.

Newly installed House Speaker Kevin McCarthy pledged to bring a proposed term limits amendment to a vote.

Reflections on the Recent Past

This Christmas season marks the debut of the Baby Jesus at the Virginia State Capitol’s historic Bell Tower.

The decision in Timbs v. Indiana is a significant step forward for property rights and civil liberties, though a key issue remains to be resolved by lower courts.