In May 1781, General Anthony Wayne’s troops encamped at Bruceville, just south of Taneytown in present day Carroll County, on their overland march to Virginia from York, Pennsylvania.

With the country’s 250th birthday less than a year away, here are Revolutionary War and other historical sites within driving ...

In 1978, archivist E.M. Sanchez-Saavedra, pursuing research for a compilation of Virginia’s Revolutionary military units, ...

Posey served in various military roles throughout the Revolution. The Indiana Historical Society has his original enlistment ...

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We achieved our goal of delivering a fun-filled immersive experience while educating the community about the Revolutionary War history in New York, Westchester County and Yorktown and the crucial ...

The General “Mad” Anthony Wayne Parade has been canceled due to financial constraints.

Revolutionary War Gen. Anthony Wayne, Resident of Historic Waynesborough. (BILL RETTEW/MEDIANEWS GROUP) The self-guided experience might be available in a year and be drivable by the public, with the ...

Hall of Fame thoroughbred trainer D. Wayne Lukas, who guided four horses into the Kentucky Derby winner's circle, died Saturday night in Louisville, Ky. He was 89.

Ann Arbor Unearthing buried cemetery near Ann Arbor reveals early settlers, Revolutionary War soldier Published: Jun. 29, 2025, 8:00 a.m.

The protesters were arrested by university police but Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy declined to charge them after seeing police body-cam video.

A Revolutionary War-era boat is being reconstructed more than two centuries after being buried deep beneath Manhattan’s expanding shoreline. The New York State Museum in Albany will become a ...