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Travel to the past with the best history stories, from Ancient Rome to World War II. The Archive has the history stories you crave, from military sagas to exploring the New World.

The Shot Heard Round the World: The Battles of Lexington and Concord, 250 Years Later 

The Shot Heard Round the World: The Battles of Lexington and Concord, 250 Years Later 

Reflecting on the campaign that kicked off the Revolutionary War.

Revolutionary War

By Orrin Grey

Literary History

The True Story of the Brothers Grimm

The True Story of the Brothers Grimm

By MacKenzie Stuart

Nautical History

The Cod Wars Troubled Ships in the North Atlantic

The Cod Wars Troubled Ships in the North Atlantic

By Toby Arguello

European History

Meet the French Resistance

Meet the French Resistance

By Catherine Phelan

Military History

18 World War 2 Movies Every History Buff Should Watch

18 World War 2 Movies Every History Buff Should Watch

By Dave Adams

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Cultural History

The History of Museums, from "Cabinets of Curiosity" to Today

The History of Museums, from "Cabinets of Curiosity" to Today

As our understanding of history has evolved, so has the way we learn about it.

By Margaret Brecknell

Military History

5 of the Most Formidable Armies Throughout History

5 of the Most Formidable Armies Throughout History

We wouldn't want to cross their paths...

By Lee D'Amato

The Great Depression

John Dillinger: The Robin Hood of the Great Depression

John Dillinger: The Robin Hood of the Great Depression

The 1930s gangster became the media's favorite antihero.

By Orrin Grey

Women In History

8 Powerful Queens in History Who Were Worthy of the Crown

8 Powerful Queens in History Who Were Worthy of the Crown

Everyone should know the stories of these legendary women.

By Sara Kapheim

Sports History

The Disastrous 1904 Olympic Marathon

The Disastrous 1904 Olympic Marathon

The runners were plagued by high heat, dusty roads, wild dogs, and rat poison.

By Lee D'Amato

Exploration

10 Fun Facts About Antarctica, Earth's Most Remote Continent

10 Fun Facts About Antarctica, Earth's Most Remote Continent

Though this continent may be desolate, it's far from boring.

By Tallie Williams

War Heroes

The Remarkable Life and Career of Ronald Speirs, Part of the "Band of Brothers"

The Remarkable Life and Career of Ronald Speirs, Part of the "Band of Brothers"

He was on active duty for 22 years, spanning multiple wars.

By Tallie Williams

World War 2

Soviet Sniper Roza Shanina Was a Deadly WWII Asset

Soviet Sniper Roza Shanina Was a Deadly WWII Asset

The Order of Glory recipient was credited with 59 confirmed kills.

By Sara Kapheim

Ancient History

8 Amazing Historical Artifacts on Display Around the World

8 Amazing Historical Artifacts on Display Around the World

You can see these remarkable objects from the past with your own eyes.

By Orrin Grey

Immigration

The Colonization of Australia

The Colonization of Australia

How did the continent become home to British convicts?

By Lee D'Amato

We Are The Mighty

The Secret to Napoleon’s ‘Old Guard’ Was That They Were Actually Old

The Secret to Napoleon’s ‘Old Guard’ Was That They Were Actually Old

The emperor had a separate designation for aging soldiers.

By Team Mighty

Historical Movies

An Interview with Stephen Williams, Director of the Historical Film Chevalier

An Interview with Stephen Williams, Director of the Historical Film Chevalier

Get an inside look at this highly anticipated new movie.

By Mary Kay McBrayer

We Are The Mighty

How the Red Army Used Camels to Fight the Nazis

How the Red Army Used Camels to Fight the Nazis

The animals were transported all the way to the Soviet Union, where they performed critical duties.

By Team Mighty

Early America

Founding Father Button Gwinnett and His Deadly Rivalry

Founding Father Button Gwinnett and His Deadly Rivalry

This little-known figure had a short but fascinating life.

By Lee D'Amato

Historical Mysteries

What Do We Actually Know About Area 51?

What Do We Actually Know About Area 51?

The Air Force base has been the subject of numerous conspiracies over the years.

By Orrin Grey

Early America

The New York Conspiracy of 1741

The New York Conspiracy of 1741

Was the anarchist plot real, or just a frenzy of paranoia?

By Tallie Williams

Early America

King Philip’s War Set the Stage for the American Revolution

King Philip’s War Set the Stage for the American Revolution

This early conflict between colonists and Native Americans had unexpected consequences.

By Orrin Grey

Art History

7 Famous Historical Paintings and the Meaning Behind Them

7 Famous Historical Paintings and the Meaning Behind Them

They capture historical moments both real and reimagined.

By E.R. Zarevich

Military History

Teddy Roosevelt's Legendary Rough Riders

Teddy Roosevelt's Legendary Rough Riders

This cavalry regiment was celebrated for its role in the Spanish-American War.

By Lee D'Amato

We Are The Mighty

The Startling History of Project Iceworm

The Startling History of Project Iceworm

Did you know the US tried to hide nuclear weapons under the Greenland ice sheet?

By Jessica Evans, We Are the Mighty

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