Abraham Lincoln visited Cincinnati in 1861. Here's what he had to say
Abraham Lincoln made a stopover at Cincinnati on his way to his inauguration in 1861, just as the nation was falling apart.
All That's Interesting on MSN2d
A Long-Lost Silent Film About Abraham Lincoln Was Just Rediscovered After More Than 100 Years
"He came up with a startled look on his face and said, 'Joe, I really think we've got something special here.'" In 2024, a ...
This Fort Worth native joined about 90 African Americans who fought in Spain’s civil war
Approximately 90 African Americans have been identified as serving in the Abraham Lincoln Battalion. Unlike the American ...
A silent movie on Lincoln was thought lost to the ages — until it turned up in Greenport
The film, discovered last summer in a basement archive, sheds light on early 20th century depictions of the Civil War and the ...
Presidential greatness is rarely fixed in stone – changing attitudes on racial injustice and leadership qualities lead to dramatic shifts
While some Republicans want to put Donald Trump onto Mt. Rushmore, historians often change their views of presidents over ...
Gary Franks: Black history and the Holocaust
In the early 1960s, when I was a little boy, the Ku Klux Klan attacked my family by burning a cross in front of our house, ...
‘The Heart of Lincoln': Long-lost early 1900s silent film found on Long Island
The 16mm film is believed to be the only known surviving copy of "The Heart of Lincoln," a silent movie about the life of ...
CBC.ca8d
Doctor with Hamilton ties, 1st Black man at White House reception, among 'courageous' Civil War surgeons
I'm sure that Abraham Lincoln knew who Augusta was ... Historian learns freed slave buried in Hamilton Cemetery is U.S. Civil War vet Abbott wrote he was at the boarding house when Lincoln ...
The Herald Bulletin12d
Good Morning: Spring Mill to host 'Lincoln,' Civil War Battle reenactment
Mill State Park will offer an event that explores the hardships winter presented for soldiers of the Civil War on Feb. 22-23.