17-plus ways to celebrate Black History Month in America
The theme is A Century of Black History Commemorations. What’s been the impact of such commemorations in transforming the status of Black people?
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Preserving history in Fredericksburg VA
Situated midway between Washington, D.C. and Richmond, Virginia, its location along the Rappahannock River is the site of a collection of authentic American stories ranging from those of a young nation’s soon-to-be President to those of Black Americans struggling for equality
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The Best Day Trips in Hawaii for Families Who Love History
Hawaii’s rich history offers families the chance to discover more than its natural beauty. Discover the best day trips in Hawaii to learn about its history!
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Williamsburg Great American Birthday Quilt Project
Join The Great American Birthday Quilt Project in Williamsburg and stitch your story into a tribute to America’s history.
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Slavery-era exhibition debuting at Richmond VA Museum
Learn about the Slavery-era exhibition debuting at Richmond VA Museum. Uncover the history from 1619 to the abolition of slavery.
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Step Back in Time in Santee Cooper County SC
Step back in time in Santee Cooper County SC and immerse yourself in the rich history of the American Revolution. Explore key landmarks and battlefields while celebrating the 250th anniversary.
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Explore the Harriet Tubman Home in Auburn NY
Uncover the history of Auburn, NY and visit the Harriet Tubman Home. Create lasting memories and gain a deeper understanding of the past.
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The many many ways to celebrate July 4
Make July 4th memorable with a wide range of festive activities. Join parades, attend concerts, and watch spectacular fireworks displays to celebrate America’s birthday.
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Celebrating with family on the Fourth of July
What was your best Fourth of July? A parade, a barbecue with your nearest and dearest, fireworks or perhaps an entirely new experience?
