“Unconventional” runs through Oct. 31 at the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site. The exhibit will be open to the public and ...

The Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site has opened a powerful new exhibit, “Unconventional,” which explores the impact of ...

Explore the unconventional paths of civic leaders Fredrick Douglass, May Wright Sewell, and Andrew Carnegie at the Benjamin ...

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Laura “Dollie” Johnson Dandridge was born into slavery in 1852 near Georgetown. She became a favorite cook among Union troops ...

The U.S. Board on Geographic Names, a little known panel of federal experts, has been around for nearly 135 years.

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Exploring the history and influence of the U.S. Board on Geographic Names, the article delves into the significance of landmark naming in reflecting American history and culture. The board plays a ...

While third-party grading services and their population reports have helped collectors gauge rarity, the costs of grading have influenced which coins get submitted—introducing biases that numismatists ...

A new exhibit at The Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site examines the lives and legacies of three prominent figures from the ...