Soldiers and Sailors Monument is located on Boston Common. It is 126-feet high and dedicated to the memory of Massachusetts ...

It includes Marquis de Lafayette's field cot and Israel Putnam's gravestone, which once served as a source for momentos.

You will see your mother, Tom; and you will go home now, and marry, and be happy, and forget me. Oh, no, no, no, Tom! you won ...

The beautiful Evangeline Oak in St. Martinville is immortalized in the epic poem 'Evangeline' by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, ...

Who was Paul Revere? Was he just a silversmith in the city of Boston? Was his only contribution to the revolution a warning ...

She was inspired to write it to keep the Evangeline legend — and knowledge of Acadian history — alive for newer generations.

Experiencing the good old days is guaranteed with a stay at one of these fascinating properties. Ted Thornhill is your ...

The mood in Boston in April 1775 was bleak and uncertain. The city was under military occupation, and division over the best path forward pitted families, friends and neighbors against each other, ...

For Patriots’ Day in 1945, a reenactment of Paul Revere’s famous ride was again heroic, this time for victims of World War II.  A clothing drive was started in Boston to help those suffering from the ...

In 1632, having set sail from England, William Wadsworth stepped off the Lyon and onto the docks in Boston. He would go on to become a prominent figure in the founding of Hartford, Connecticut, ...

The Wadsworth has restored its Wednesday public hours for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, funded by a $1 million, five-year grant from Travelers. The grant allows America’s oldest public ...

Wadsworth’s firm RLW was an early adopter of the accelerated bridge construction method, first using self-propelled modular transporters before developing their own method of moving the bridge into ...