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The former church graveyard near Parliament illustrates the challenges of managing sacred spaces amidst urban growth, reflecting societal inequalities in burial practices.

The Nintendo Museum is set to open an art gallery showcasing five decades of game artwork, including character illustrations and concept art, beginning September 3.

"The goal was to create something that felt truly representative of Ireland as seen through the eyes and experiences of people who live here."

On June 25, 1973, John Dean's testimony before the Senate Watergate Committee exposed high-level involvement in the scandal, leading to significant political changes.

The timbers are British timbers. The size of all the timber scantlings are almost identical to , and I'm talking within millimeters—not inches, but millimeters.

The crispy cone we know and love today was invented all the way back in 1896 by Italo Marchioni, an Italian immigrant in New York City.

Owning this island means stewarding a timeline that far outpaces modern memory, rich with remnants from both the Stone Age and Iron Age.

"We were throwing around the word anarchy a lot. Anarchy was just trying to take care of yourself and try to govern yourself and look out for yourself. Self-management, that type of anarchy," said Dave Dictor, vocalist of the band MDC.

"The naming of the hospital is a milestone and will bring the prospect of a final finish to its construction a step nearer."

On June 24, 1983, Sally Ride became America’s first woman in space aboard the Challenger, marking a significant milestone in the history of space exploration.

The green huts, officially known as cabmen's shelters, provide refuge for cab drivers in London, originally created in the Victorian era to protect them from harsh weather.

Since its founding in 1970, the Walt Disney Archives have dedicated over five decades to collecting, preserving, and showcasing the remarkable legacy of Disney.

Abraham Lincoln served as a postmaster in New Salem, Illinois, which illustrates that some presidents had surprising backgrounds before entering politics.

The exhibition features a variety of thin paper-based materials, spanning from a 1491 calendar to contemporary nightclub flyers, showcasing the creativity and diversity of unbound print.

Hamas and the Iranian-led 'Axis of Resistance' overestimate their capabilities and underestimate Israel's determination, echoing mistakes made by historical leaders like Nasser.

"I put binoculars to my head and all I could see was the smoke. As we got closer, the first thing we saw then was the wheels of the aircraft, and then the bodies started coming up," one of the Navy team said.

"There's something percussive about it: Battle of Bunker Hill," says prize-winning historian Nathaniel Philbrick. "What actually happened probably gets hazy for people outside of the Boston area..."

Cataclysms like climate change, societal collapse, and global pandemics are not uniquely modern problems. Our ancestors experienced apocalypses, and importantly, they survived them all.

Gutenberg's invention not only revolutionized the way information was disseminated but also laid the groundwork for the Renaissance, the Reformation, and the Scientific Revolution.

The Van Cortlandt Park Alliance and the Bronx Art Ensemble unite this Juneteenth to present spoken word and musical performances, a procession to the park's Enslaved African Burial Ground...

A lot of the blacklisted artists were important in those efforts, which made them particular targets for the rising fears around the power of television.

The Trump Administration's recent funding cuts to the 400 Years of African American History Commission and the Whitney Plantation are part of a broader trend to rewrite history.

When I first took the position of village historian they were working on a cemetery program for Sparta Cemetery, where Lewis is interred. So, I went feet-in, head-in, everything in, to find his living descendants.

As part of the tour, guests will experience the transformation of animals through facilities like the hydrotherapy pool and clinic, enriching their lives.

"This year, I've particularly enjoyed 'The Last Archive', where historians unravel the complexities of truth and memory through immersive storytelling. It resonates deeply in today's information age."

Emerson Park station, opened in 1909, was welcomed by residents as a solution to their long walks to Hornchurch and Romford stations.

Upon Dr. James Barry's death, a housemaid's alteration of his burial attire led to the shocking revelation that his remains were those of a 'perfect female.'

“There are people who risk their lives for society, and they simply deserve a certain amount of appreciation and recognition,” David Hallbauer says.

Lachenal was no dog: he was the most respected, fastest, and brilliant mountaineer of the time. He was an accomplished high-altitude guide, while Herzog was merely an amateur with a mission: to narrate the conquest.

American perspectives on historical conflicts can be strange; Trump humorously conveyed how alliances shift, discussing World War II with Putin, reflecting on perceptions of victory.

C'est le bordel literally means 'it's a brothel', but is commonly used to express annoyance at something chaotic or messy, both literally and figuratively.

Ada Lovelace was a pioneering figure in computing and mathematics, known for her work on the Analytical Engine and recognized as the first person to conceptualize machine applications beyond mere calculations.

Smith-Bannister's extensive research through parish records revealed significant trends in girls' names in Tudor England, highlighting royal influence and societal changes over time.