The venerable establishment, which has been in continuous operation since 1686, displays the portraits of Beaumarchais and ...

The first few weeks of our America 250 series has focused heavily on the early career of George Washington, the nation’s ...

Celebration of America 250 took place last Saturday in the city's downtown Veterans Park with the unveiling of a Liberty Tree ...

Museums in three Michigan cities will display some of the United States’ foundational documents from the late 1700s and early ...

Charlie Price says he didn’t learn much about the American Revolution in school. He knew about George Washington, the Battle ...

In “The First Salute,” Philadelphia’s Weitzman Museum reframes the nation's 250th birthday through a global, Jewish lens.

Gov. Greg Abbott unveiled a monument at Texas State Cemetery honoring 69 Revolutionary War patriots who later settled in ...

This week, we highlight Fort Stanwix, known as the Fort that never surrendered, and the role it played in the turning point ...

The First Salute” pulls artifacts from Sint Estatius to tell the “hidden” story of the colonies’ crucial island allies.

As Philadelphia's postmaster and then postmaster general of the colonies, Franklin turned mail delivery into a 24-hour operation and used it as a means to spread the word of the American Revolution.

The exhibit invites visitors to consider the role people of color played in shaping the nation’s founding 250 years ago.

The institution's exhibit tells the story of Sint Eustatius, the Dutch municipality that was the first foreign power to ...