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The group’s mobile museums feature exhibits about the Revolutionary War and the nation’s founding 250 years ago.
A tribute to some of our White House graduates, their leadership—and their unique quirks.
Few events can claim to change the course of history overnight. But battles, at least a few of them, certainly did.
In ‘This Week in History,’ an Italian cruise ship is hijacked, leading the Americans to take an unprecedented step to bring terrorists to justice.
The interactive exhibit, set to open Oct. 23, includes some artifacts on display for the first time, such as George Washington’s copy of the Constitution.
The lesser-known Presidio in San Diego is wroth a trip; visitors discover Californian history, architecture from the 18th century, and beautiful city views.
Chinese Empress Dowager Cixi’s fascination with ‘pink jade’ triggered gem fever.
He was bishop of Myra, noted for his generosity to the poor.
The vessel was returned to the United States after the war and sunk during Navy exercises in 1946. The wreck was discovered northwest of San Francisco.
The artifacts are organized into four different sections: daily life, afterlife, religion, and rulers.
The California Republic existed for several weeks in 1846 during the Bear Flag Revolt.
The iron vessel is over 160 years old and has traveled around the world 21 times.
A flowerpot stand in a Turkish garden turned out to be the world’s oldest known complete musical composition.
