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The Dorchester County Historical Society in conjunction with the Harriet Tubman Organization, is pleased to announce an upcoming program &ldquo...

On February 4, 2012, the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center will open its new, “100 Years of State & Federal Policy: The Impact on Pueblo...

There’s a supernatural, perhaps extraterrestrial beast in Utah that inspires fear in the Navajo and Ute. Indeed, what lurks on Skinwalker...

©Crazy Horse Memorial/Linda M. Uphoff photo A huge monument to Crazy Horse is being carved out of Thunderhead Mountain in the Black Hills....

Mount Rushmore in the Black Hills of South Dakota was designed from the beginning as a tourist attraction. There was no historic reason for...

The Natural Bridge in Virginia is a natural wonder surveyed by George Washington, once owned by Thomas Jefferson, and one of the oldest tourist...

Movies about American history make great gifts and good entertainment. The history of the country has been told in so many ways, some serious, and...

The Buffalo Nations Luxton Museum is a welcome addition to the schedule of activities while in Banff, Alberta, Canada. Whether you are just tired,...

School children for years learned in their history classes that Christopher Columbus discovered America, but in recent years, that fact has been...

Colonial Williamsburg will begin a new program depicting the Native Americans in Williamsburg in 1775 on the Eve of the American Revolution on...