History

Browned and splattered, a set of recipe cards owned by the Pulitzer Prize-winning poet raised a lot of dough.

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Syracuse got one for salt potatoes—could your hometown be next?

During WWII, American soldiers brought the flags home as a remembrance. Now, family members and historians must decide what should become of them.

'Brilliant, beautiful, and betrayed,' Princess Ka‘iulani was also the mother of modern surfing.

Including dishes straight from her novels.

The discovery adds to our knowledge of Makuria, which ruled a vast region of Africa for six centuries.

Deep in the wilderness, some say, forest giants claimed by the British Crown still tower above lesser trees.

Historically, institutions often interred their dead with simple markers. In Massachusetts, researchers are learning about the patients' lives and the facilities' fraught legacies.

For decades the city of Mumbai operated by two—or more—different clocks.