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Sculpture of U.S. Grant, Edwin Stanton, and Abraham Lincoln

This Union Sculptor Exemplifies the Mid-19th-Century Home Decor Revolution

by Gary W. Gallagher6/8/20235/24/2023

‘The duty to respect is different than the duty to protect’: A Return to Normandy

by Claire Barrett6/6/20236/6/2023

Photo of Marine commando forces of the French Expeditionary Corps wading ashore from a landing craft, in the Annam region in central Vietnam, as war operations against the Communist Viet Minh continue, on July 27, 1950.

How France’s “Black Tigers” Used WWII Resistance Tactics in Vietnam

by Andrew McGregor5/31/20239/11/2023

Photo of US President Franklin D. Roosevelt (left) rides in an automobile with Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes (center), and Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace (right). The photo was taken in August of 1933, at the beginning of the New Deal administration.

No One Wants to Grow Up and Be Vice President: The Worst Job in American Politics

by Richard Brookhiser5/30/20235/3/2023

Ben Lilly with group of hounds

He May Have Been the Greatest Big-Game Hunter You’ve Never Heard Of

by Aaron Robert Woodard5/26/20235/30/2023

Photo of American financier and president of the New York Stock Exchange Richard Whitney poses with his wife Gertrude (nee Sheldon Sands) and his daughter Nancy at an unidentified event, 1934.

From Embezzling Millions to Milking Cows, the Rise and Fall of a Wall Street Swindler

by Peter Carlson5/23/20235/23/2023

Read Henry Kissinger’s Secret Message on the Fall of Saigon

by HistoryNet Staff5/17/202311/29/2023

The Challenge of Portraying America’s First President in Film

by Sarah Sicard5/17/20235/17/2023

Rare painting of President Abraham Lincoln.

‘Old Abe’ is 9 Feet Tall in Rare Lincoln Portrait

by Melissa A. Winn5/16/20235/3/2023

Painting of the Battle of Bunker Hill (1776-77)

Abigail Adams Persevered Through Siege and Smallpox to Support the Revolution

by Jon Mael5/2/20232/28/2023