Bugler sounds taps for the 1,000th time at World War I Memorial on Presidents Day
WASHINGTON — Every day a lone bugler stands at the [...]
A Survey: The Generational Correlation Between Trauma in Families of the Navajo Long Walk and Trauma in World War I
First and foremost, thank you Reader for reading this article [...]
Bell from famous US WWI destroyer sunk off Scillies returned to its owners
The symbol of one of the most notable US Navy [...]
World War I Doc Blazes Trail for Black Hospital, EMS Community
Throughout American history, Black service members have forged new paths [...]
How a Chance Discovery at a Used Bookshop Led to an Astounding Tale of Intrigue
“Do you trust him?” asked Altendorf. “I think I can,” [...]
The Seven Men of Marlborough
This extremely detailed 1920-dated studio portrait showcases seven American soldiers [...]
“My grandfather’s smiling from heaven”: Tampa working to honor cemetery for black WWI soldiers
"I am so excited and happy that the city is [...]
World War I exhibit explores war’s impact on children
The “Greatest Generation” is renowned for military heroism during World [...]
James Reese Europe: The WWI “Martin Luther King of music”
He helped popularize African American music among Black, white audiences [...]
“Sonoma Answers the Call” — The Hello Girls: A New American Musical
This Spring 2024, Sonoma Arts Live will “Answer the Call.” [...]
