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Sesquicentennialmanac: Civil War History for Feb. 20 – 26, 1862

New York City’s Hall of Justice was a beast of a dungeon. Styled on an Egyptian mausoleum, it was called “the Tombs” by...

Lt. Col. John T. Burke directed his detachment of New York volunteers to surround a large manor house on the northern side of Virginia’s...

Brutal cold, heavy snow and record highs in the 40s top the list of Michigan weather events on this day in history. From the National Weather...

With it's gorgeous and typically dry weather, October is a favorite month for many across middle Tennessee. Today we discuss the upcoming...

The autumnal equinox, or Fall, will take place at 5:05 A.M. tomorrow morning, according to the Farmer's Almanac. We here in Richmond will get...

Record heat and a snowstorm top the list of Michigan weather events on this day in history. From the National Weather Servicearchives here are the...

Often you will see on horoscope or almanac sites that the Moon is void of course every few days. Example: yesterday November 2nd the Moon was void...

Hail and Welcome to the monthly almanac for November! Below are times and dates of moon phases, significantevents for November, and some quick...

The first day of sring, also known as the Spring Equinox is on March 20th. This year, 2010, precise time when the sun's dirct rays shift north of...

We close out 2009 with a record snow for December and near record rainfall for the year. The official snowfall of 1 inch in Baltimore (2-3 inches...