Dr. Ann E. Garrett Robinson — who was both a maker of history and a steward of history, as a path-breaking psychologist and a chronicler of New Haven’s past — died on Saturday, June 27, surrounded by ...

Haynes may be little remembered by most Americans today despite his role in the Revolution, but he is featured on a recently ...

​Colonial-style architecture has evolved into an umbrella of designs, all influenced by the original settlers in the U.S.​ ...

Last week, members of the 54-year-old regiment gathered in Greenwich where they made camp and prepared for battle in front of ...

As July 4 mark's America's semiquincentennial, Connecticut State Historian Andy Horowitz revisits state residents who helped ...

The medical tools of the Revolutionary period help flesh out the picture of what physical well-being felt like for people ...

This year, as the nation celebrates its 250th anniversary, The Providence Journal is taking a look at how everyday life ...

Catholics in colonial New England kept a low profile, and for long stretches there was effectively no public Catholic life at ...

Andri This isn’t a living history museum where costumed interpreters pretend it’s 1785, it’s a real town where people live ...

On Sunday, Connecticut honored the life and legacy of holocaust survivor and author Rabbi Philip Lazowski with speeches from family and political leaders. Trump’s top Senate ally breaks with president ...

COLUMBIA, S.C. — The inaugural Colonial Life Charity Classic did more than bring high-level golf to the Midlands and generate money for the local economy. The primary beneficiary of the tournament is ...