NASHUA – As World War II grows farther away, an upcoming exhibit is bringing to life stories of Nashuans who experienced the conflict on June 14 at the Nashua Historical Society. Combining artifacts, ...

The spring season of “Wednesdays @ One” events concludes May 1 when author, investigative journalist and educator Jerome M. O’Connor sheds light on how Americans on the homefront helped win World War ...

This restored and colorized footage offers a quiet look at life in the United States during the 1940s, a time shaped by the events of World War II. While soldiers served abroad, daily life at home ...

Welcome to the Sisterhood -- I: Leaving home. The waiting ; Uncle Sam wants you ; Preparing for goodbye ; Green Ramp -- II: The homefront. The knock at the door ; Connections ; Live from Fallujah ; ...

Color photography was first pioneered in the mid-1800s, but the processes for capturing and reproducing color images were time consuming and difficult. The advent of the Autochrome process, developed ...

John Marten, board president of the WW2 Legacy Memorial, said the Rosie the Riveter statue is part of an expansion of the memorial that included an expanded Walk of Honor, which includes bricks with ...

Looking at such keepsakes as Kay Scholl's white honeymoon negligee made of dotted swiss curtains and the parachute-silk bed jacket she wore in the hospital after giving birth, it's easy to get the ...

Heath Garcia grew up telling friends his family was 'the true story of Saving Private Ryan, but with a happy ending where all ...

World War I began in Europe in 1914, but the United States maintained a policy of neutrality through the presidential election of 1916. Woodrow Wilson’s successful reelection captured America’s ...