America's semiquincentennial marks a great time to explore 250 years of United States history. There's no shortage of ways to engage with American history, which has been well documented in books, films, magazines, websites, and more.
Visiting a historic preservation site is another way to...
St. Patrick's Day celebrations are lively and green-tinted affairs filled with music, dancing, food, and signature beverages like Guinness stout and Irish coffee. The phrase "everyone is Irish on St. Patrick's Day" has a lot of truth to it, as people from all walks of life enjoy having a little fun...
Juneteenth was officially declared a federal holiday in the United States on June 17, 2021. That declaration might have been the first time many Americans heard of Juneteenth, a day with a lengthy and meaningful history.
The National Museum of African American History & Culture reports that...
Americans celebrate Presidents' Day each year on the third Monday in February. The holiday is known as Washington's Birthday within the federal government. While it has honored George Washington since it was first established as a holiday in 1879, the day now honors all who served as United States...
Residents of the United States spend July 4th celebrating the country's independence. Though July 4 has served as America's Independence Day for centuries, many other significant and memorable events have taken place on the fourth day of July.
1744: The Treaty of Lancaster is signed in Pennsylvania...