By surfacing records of enslaved people and engaging local residents, Philadelphia’s Stenton Museum is reexamining Quaker ...

They were spared an ugly scene by the Quaker poet and journalist, John Greenleaf Whittier. He kept pace with the moving mob ...

New Jersey has long coveted Petty’s Island, 300 acres in the Delaware River off Pennsauken, as a potential environmental and recreational haven with its grand views of Philadelphia. Originally the ...

The Matlack cemetery contains the burial sites of one of South Jersey's most prominent, and largest, colonial families.

How a Nonbinary Minister Became America's Most Radical Revolutionary by Nina Sankovitch, available now from Simon & Schulster ...

Duke is a special place, and I just knew I wanted to be here the moment I stepped foot on campus,” Richardson wrote in a ...

The story of the railway and its birth on Merseyside show the contradictions at the heart of 19th-century Britain, writes ...

Kentucky Speedway once housed many exciting NASCAR races at different levels of the series but is now a multi-use facility ...

While America is planning to celebrate 250 years in 2026, Vermilion County is holding a celebration for its bicentennial — ...

Thomas Laws, a slave who was a spy for Union troops during the Civil War, will be recognized with a historical marker in ...

While George Washington’s army waged war against Britain, Yellow Springs Hospital fought a deadlier enemy: contagious disease.

The January Akron Roundtable luncheon is set for Jan. 22 and will feature Ohio & Erie Canalway Coalition President and CEO ...