The Joan of Arc statue is the only female equestrian statue in D.C. and, according to a count by Lifetime Network, is one of just 200 historic statues of women in the United States.

St. Joan of Arc Chapel was built in the early 15th century in a village in France. According to lore, Joan of Arc prayed there before leading French soldiers into battle in 1429.

FORT DRUM, N.Y. (Aug. 5, 2024) -- There’s no shared history between Joan of Arc and the 10th Mountain Division (LI), nor does the patron saint of France have any connection to Fort Drum. Yet the ...

Legendary French heroine Joan of Arc will be portrayed as nonbinary in a radical departure from the historic figure's usual depiction at London’s Globe Theatre.. A patron saint of France, who is ...

That she was burned at the stake is probably the first, ... thing that comes to mind when most people think of Joan of Arc. ... Joan led 5,000 men into battle and re-took the city.

The story of Joan of Arc — a 15th-century teenage girl who is said to have heeded God’s instructions to put on men’s clothing and lead French soldiers in battle, only to be tried for heresy ...