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After three years of construction, the New-York Historical Society’s redesigned landmark building is reopened for business. With spacious new interiors, this once fusty site, the society’s home since 1804, has completed the physical and intellectual transformation promised by its acclaimed “Slavery in New York” exhibition in 2005. Its new exhibits reflect its ambition, breadth and …
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In 1876 George Custer Was Not Scalped, But Yellow Hair Was the ‘First Scalp for Custer’Scalping was by no means just an Indian thing. Three weeks after the June 25, 1876, fall of Lieutenant Colonel George Armstrong Custer on the Little Bighorn, two enemies—one Indian… Read MoreOtto Mears Built a Transportation Empire That Transformed Southern ColoradoThe ‘Pathfinder of the San Juans’ was orphaned at age 3. A chance meeting between two men on a mountain pass in 1867 shaped the development of southern Colorado. Former Territorial… Read MoreLibbie Custer: ‘A Wounded Thing Must Hide’Such were her sad words after the June 1876 Little Bighorn death of her husband, George Armstrong Custer, the onetime ‘Boy General’ with whom she had shared a grand and tragic roma… Read MorePoll: What Should Happen To Confederate Monuments?The nation is hotly debating what to do with public monuments honoring Confederate heroes. Take our poll and see how others are weighing in.
The post Poll: What Should Happen To Co… Read MoreThe ‘Arapaho Five’ at the Little BighornAmong the fighting Sioux and Cheyennes were a quintet of young Arapahos who really wanted to do battle with the Shoshones. High school history books record that the victors at the … Read More
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