Among his biographies is a title many will recognize: “Bear: The Legendary Life of Coach Paul ‘Bear’ Bryant”, released in ...

Each time we revisit the World War II era, I find it hard to imagine what it must have been like to have been living in that time – to open the newspaper and see, week after week, names of local ...

Aug. 3 Maritime history will sail into Sturgeon Bay for Tall Ships weekend, July 31 through Aug. 3. The event, held locally [ ...

Godfrey of Bouillon is elected the first Defender of the Holy Sepulchre of The Kingdom of Jerusalem during the ...

On December 7, 1941, sixteen-year-old Turner Thompson, born July 3, 1925, was walking near the Doe Run section at the foot of ...

The Craik-Patton House was originally built in what year? Describe some of the notable jobs performed by James Craik during his time in Charleston as Nathan Jones explained. Based on information in ...

The Ontario Beach Park Program Committee hosted General George Patton's famous 83-foot schooner, "When and If", at the Port of Rochester on Friday.

General Patton’s “jail break” wasn’t just a bold maneuver – it was one of the most daring armored advances of World War II.

In the annals of military history, there are few names as legendary as General George S. Patton. Known for his bold leadership and unyielding determination, Patton's impact on World War II was ...

History is hard to miss along I-10 in Riverside County — especially when it’s made of steel. The General Patton Memorial Museum has unveiled its newest addition: a massive M59 armored personnel ...

Sharon Frances Patton (1944- ) is a art historian and museum director in Baltimore, Maryland. Vincent Smith (1929-2003) was a painter from New York City. His work was exhibited extensively and is now ...

There are strange, ironic and sometimes obvious origins of the 32 NFL team names, from frontier icons and bird metaphors to ...