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The Rhode Island School of Design, commonly referred to as RISD, has long been a part of our state’s history. Part university and part museum, it was established in 1877 by the Rhode Island …

Many of America's early political leaders benefitted directly and indirectly from slavery, and relied on enslaved labor during their presidencies.

THOMASTON, ME: Thomaston Place Auction Galleries’ Summer Splendor Sale July 7, 8 & 9 at 11 a.m. will be packed with important artwork and decorative rarities. The sale includes large selections of American and European art, antique, custom...

After more than two decades of devoting 52 programs per year to the life and achievement of Thomas Jefferson, Clay Jenkinson is ready to widen the lens. He has wanted all of his life to head out on the open road, to "light out for the territories before it's too late," to explore when John Steinbeck called "this monster country."So welcome to Listening to America with Clay Jenkinson. The public radio program and podcast—which is distributed nationally by Prairie Public— will exhibit more continuity than change. Mr. Jefferson will still make regular appearances to a...

When W.F.K. Travers’s 9-foot-tall painting of Abraham Lincoln was first unveiled to America at the 1876 Centennial Exhibition ...