So the Grays created a wood and canvas structured canoe that would be quicker to build and way easier to maintain. They hired a few log drivers who had boat building expertise and they created the ...

Denver hosts the first U.S. museum survey of Kent Monkman, a member of the Fisher River Cree Nation whose large paintings are ...

Two legends have haunted the Isles of Shoals since colonial days. According to Capt. Christopher Levett, who visited from ...

Charles Walker Raymond’s six-month mission in 1869 resulted in not only in the establishment of America’s newest trading post ...

Essex isn’t just another dot on the Connecticut map – it’s what happens when maritime history, architectural splendor, and ...

Essex Village, nestled against the Connecticut River, serves as the natural starting point for most visitors. Main Street ...

For Ione Jones, a member of the Palouse Tribe, the craft taking shape little by little is the culmination of years of ...

Civil War veteran Charles Raymond was 27 when he accepted an assignment to visit the new U.S. territory of Alaska, a place so ...

For the historic unified Philippine representation, centerpiece is the 5 feet X 9 feet oil on wood and canvas “Pecto’s Inferno,” akin to the Italian narrative poem, “Dante’s Inferno,” and the ...