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Staunch Virginians pave the way for one of our country’s most important documents.

The lesser-known Presidio in San Diego is wroth a trip; visitors discover Californian history, architecture from the 18th century, and beautiful city views.

In ‘This Week in History,’ when the Confederacy fired upon Fort Sumter, Lincoln responded with a call to arms and a constitutionally explosive order.

The country crooner goes on tour this summer, revisiting his biggest hits and unveiling new music.

The influential words of George Mason informed the Bill of Rights. His home, Gunston Hall, is indicative of the Georgian style of architecture.

This spellbinding musical dramatizes the tragedy of the RMS Titanic, the world’s first supposedly ‘unsinkable’ ship.

Col. Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain switched tactics just in time to turn the tide of the Civil War.

In this installment of ‘History off the Beaten Path’, we learn about a 19th-century ranch and the rancher who carved a living from the Mojave desert.

Alan D. Gaff has discovered some of baseball’s most important lost works in ‘Baseball’s First Superstar.’

The artist’s painting of his brother Rubens, posed beside a flowering geranium, is considered one of America’s finest portraits.