History

You can still hear echoes of the trumpeter's 1956 visit in Accra's clubs today.

The preservation of a heritage trail, where the author and anthropologist spent the last years of her life, takes a whole community.

Inspired by the Bayeux Tapestry, artists and embroiderers in a Newfoundland village commemorated a lost way of life.

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New memorials honor Afro-German victims of the Nazis.

A rich local history has long been overshadowed by a few months under a Russian flag.

In 2011, the women of Cherán led a revolt against illegal logging and corruption. Today, the forests are coming back, and the Indigenous community is returning to its roots.

Discrimination and mistranslation have long obscured the dish's true origins.

Jill and Jim Koch have been delivering mail by boat to Hells Canyon for decades, following a century-old route.

Ragamuffin Day looked a whole lot like Halloween.