From Barack Obama's opening cameo to Rob Reiner's poignant final screen role, HBO's sketch-comedy history lesson has stacked ...

Ceremony for the placement of a commemorative grave marker for Indiana's only known Boston Tea Party participant, William ...

Chesterwood and the Berkshire Potters Collective will present “Revolutionary Teapots,” a juried ceramic exhibition exploring themes of liberty, creativity and tradition, from Aug. 1 through Sept. 27 ...

People gathered on Saturday at Bonneyville Cemetery in Bristol for the gravesite of the only man known in Indiana to have participated in the Boston Tea Party of 1773. Hosted by the William ...

As Penn celebrates its 285th anniversary, The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with scholars to understand the extent of Benjamin Franklin's involvement in the University and how his vision has shaped its ...

More than 100 people gathered at Bonneyville Cemetery to honor William Tuffs, the only known Indiana man who took part in the ...

Boston's Revolutionary-era taverns were more than places to drink—they served as gathering spots where political ideas spread, alliances formed, and plans for events like the Boston Tea Party took ...

King Charles II gave William Penn a massive land grant in 1682 to settle a debt, and Penn used Quaker ideals to create ...

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

Gov. Kelly Ayotte says the Pine Tree Riot in New Hampshire predated the Boston Tea Party and may have inspired the famous colonial protest.

I have spent years watching California’s one-party court govern like the very monarchy the founders fled,” writes columnist .