Alice Austen's historic photo collection returns to Staten Island home after 80 years
Alice Austen's extensive photographic archive is returning to her Staten Island home after 80 years, emphasizing her impact on early American photography.
Last of the classified JFK assassination files to be released Tuesday
Approximately 80,000 documents on JFK's assassination are set to be released, although they likely won't change the established narrative regarding the event.
Wartime bravery of ambulance women revealed in photos
The London Ambulance Service released historic photographs highlighting the courage of women during WW2, who worked as paramedics, drivers, and mechanics to rescue injured civilians.
Brooklyn's fraught history with slavery is examined in a new exhibit
The exhibition 'Trace/s' challenges simplified narratives by exploring the legacy of slavery in Brooklyn's history through archival documents and personal stories.