Colonial & Revolution (1600s–1789)

Colonies, revolution, founding documents, and early national debates.

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sonomanews.com > 09/14/2026 > historian-to-lecture-on-little-known-facts-of-sonomas-history

Historian to lecture on little-known facts of Sonoma’s history

35+ min ago   (139+ words) Sonoma historian Peter Meyerhof will deliver the second of his two-part series on “The Legacy of 1776” at Sonoma Community Center on Thursday, Sept. 22. The free talk, part of Sonoma Valley Historical Society’s Conversations with Historians lecture series, will be held…...


news.cgtn.com > news > 2026-09-15 > Retracing-the-Long-March-Luding-Bridge-and-the-Red-Army-trail-1QscQZlploQ > p.html

Retracing the Long March: Luding Bridge and the Red Army trail

2+ hour, 15+ min ago   (129+ words) news.cgtn.com Retracing the Long March: Luding Bridge and the Red Army trail Walking the Red Army Trail in Luding, Sichuan, retraces the epic 120-kilometer march that changed the fate of a nation. 91 years ago, over 1,000 Red Army soldiers…...


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Battle of Droop Mountain Civil War Reenactment

2+ hour, 33+ min ago   (121+ words) A Civil War reenactment of the Battle of Droop Mountain is scheduled for Oct. 10 and 11 at Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park near Hillsboro. The battle was West Virginia’s last significant Civil War engagement, and the reenactment features the park’s steep…...


newyorkalmanack.com > 2026 > 09 > alexander-hamilton-in-albany-ny

When Alexander Hamilton Called Albany Home

9+ hour, 47+ min ago   (253+ words) On Sunday, September 27, 2026 at 1 pm, Schuyler Mansion State Historic Site and New York Archives magazine will present “When Hamilton Called Albany Home.” Schuyler Mansion Site Manager Heidi Hill will highlight Albany’s role in Alexander Hamilton’s life – from his ties to…...


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Where History Is Always on the Menu at Cantwell’s Tavern

7+ hour, 51+ min ago   (806+ words) Staff Writer September 14, 2026Business, Culture, Food, Food & Dining, food and drink, Headlines Image provided by Cantwell Tavern. By John Riddle, Contributing Journalist, Delaware LIVE In the heart of historic Odessa, a stately brick building continues a tradition that began more than…...


miltonindependent.com > news > authors-tyler-alexander-and-howard-coffin-will-examine-vermont-s-civil-war-experiences-in-milton > article_4757e27a-ba82-4eec-9730-b6b61bb821a8.html

Authors Tyler Alexander and Howard Coffin will examine Vermont’s Civil War experiences in Milton.

9+ hour, 14+ min ago   (659+ words) Milton’s Civil War Soldier's Monument stands proudly outside the Milton Historical Museum, a tribute to the 200 local men who served in the war, including 40 who lost their lives. MILTON — The Civil War experiences of soldiers and communities in Milton, Colchester…...


yahoo.com > news > us > articles > blasco-library-unveils-exhibit-highlighting-204004912.html

Blasco Library unveils new exhibit highlighting PA suffragettes

9+ hour, 34+ min ago   (176+ words) The Erie County Public Library unveiled a new exhibit called "Justice Bell and the Fight for the Vote," exploring the role of Pennsylvania women in the fight to vote. In a campaign for voting rights, in 1915, women's suffragists traveled across…...


laconiadailysun.com > community > announcements > lhms-invites-community-to-explore-new-england-s-colonial-history > article_8c28d0ae-3269-42c2-8c57-7f0062919b80.html

LHMS invites community to explore New England’s Colonial history

7+ hour, 26+ min ago   (302+ words) The Laconia Daily Sun LACONIA — The Laconia Historical & Museum Society invites history lovers, readers, and community members to read and discuss "The Shock of Colonialism in New England: Fragments from a Frontier" by Meghan C. L. Howey, professor of anthropology…...