Albert Einstein did it. So did Charles Darwin. All sorts of British royalty, including Queen Elizabeth.
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Learn about the resting places of blacksmiths, doctors, milliners, teachers, librarians and other workers of the past with the Forest Hill Cemetery Tour.
Wednesday, April 24, 2024
There’s still a sense of playful spunk at Blow-Me-Down Farm, where history and entertainment go hand in hand on what was once part of the famous Cornish Artist Colony.
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For nine days every spring, humans on the Seacoast dissolve into baby talk against a chorus of barnyard bleats, grunts and chirps.
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After waiting for two years, Matthew Skic was excited to visit the New York City apartment of a collector of early American art. The curator of exhibitions at the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia had heard reports about Judith Hernstadt’s impressive array of artifacts from t…
Archaeologist Nick Beard was gently pushing aside the hardened dirt in the basement of George Washington’s home at Mount Vernon, Virginia, last fall when he spotted the mouth of a glass bottle.
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