The New England Dark Day was the darkest day of the American Revolution – a day as dark as night, a day...
The Boston Beaneaters were playing the Baltimore Orioles at the South End Grounds on May 15, 1894, when a fan lit a cigar...
The relentless self-promoter John Paul Jones would have loved his splendid second funeral at the U.S. Naval Academy, with President Theodore Roosevelt...
If you had to guess who saved the White Mountain forests from destruction, you probably wouldn’t come up with a politically ambitious...
In the middle of the Civil War, 1,007 African-American soldiers of the 54th Massachusetts Regiment disembarked at Boston South Station with 37...
The death of Thomas Ince just after his 42nd birthday party was as legendary as some of the movies he produced. As...