She Fought Nobly: Cathay Williams, the First Black Woman Soldier
A formerly enslaved woman secretly became a Buffalo Soldier and was able to hide her gender from her fellow infantrymen for years.
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A formerly enslaved woman secretly became a Buffalo Soldier and was able to hide her gender from her fellow infantrymen for years.
BURLINGTON – A politician swinging by while on the way to somewhere else is not a practice that began in the modern era. Pre-motorcade and private jet there was the
The citizens of Buxton celebrated their 100th anniversary recently. People from Detroit and Southfield and everywhere else arrived to partake.
A bold new photographic project asks modern-day Americans to recreate portraits of their 19th-century ancestors in painstakingly accurate fashion
A local Civil War monument is a broken remnant, but the legacy of the men it honored, such as J.T. Ayers, lives on.