BOSTON — An impressive form of late Eighteenth Century American furniture would have to be a Federal inlaid mahogany gentleman's secretary;...
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Jonesville's Hunter Vincent bowls during a boys bowling match at Suburban Lanes in Jackson on Wednesday, Feb. 12, 2020.
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Americans continue to misunderstand how slavery worked and how vast was its reach – even as the histories of race and slavery are central to...
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Roberta and Steve and friends, Chuck Patch and Iris Lindberg visit the imposing museum of decorative American arts that is Winterthur.
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By the time slavery ended, over 1 million enslaved people had been forcibly moved in the domestic slave trade across state lines.
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No one exhibited Boston's warm Tory strain better than one of its greatest “quixotic souls,” Helen Choate Bell, who reveled in Boston's...
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By Michael Stillman Are you missing some valuable Civil War books? If so, New York City police would like to speak to you. In a twist on the normal book...
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Pins were crashing, fans were clapping and high school bowlers across the state were making plenty of noise at regional tournaments Friday...
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How did a Stone Mountain high school that until last year was on the state's priority list because of low performance end up with three of...
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