Remember from our history that George Washington had to fight to save his troops from smallpox. Washington was losing more troops to smallpox than in the battles of the Revolutionary War. He was the ...

The founder of American Veterans Archaeological Recovery spoke with Fox News Digital about a recent veteran-led excavation at ...

Dicey Langston was no ordinary Upstate girl. And for Women's History Month, we're learning how she spied for the U.S. during ...

The book will be released five days ahead of its documentary counterpart by the same name, a six-part series on PBS ...

April 19 marks 250 years since the first gunfire of the American Revolution rang out at 5:30 a.m. northwest of Boston. It was ...

Berkeley County is taking special pride in its role in the Revolutionary War. Here's why officials say commemorating their ...

A dispute that’s been going on for centuries has heated up again as the neighboring towns plan competing celebrations to mark ...

WSHU’s Molly Ingram spoke to Dr. Kathy Hermes, the publisher of Connecticut Explored Magazine and professor Emerita of ...

The Framingham History Center recently unveiled several artifacts showing the city's connection to the American Revolution.

April 19 marks 250 years since the first gunfire of the American Revolution rang out at 5:30 a.m. northwest of Boston.

On March 17, 1776, the Continental Army under Gen. George Washington forced British troops to evacuate Boston.

Ever wonder why so many communities on Routes 5&20 have avenues and streets named LaFayette? Or why there is a LaFayette ...