At 2 a.m. in 1916, a TNT blast in New York Harbor registered as a 5.5 quake, shook Philadelphia, and changed the Statue of ...

Have you seen the inside of the Statue of Liberty? The statue, located on Liberty Island in New York City, was built in Paris, France, and shipped across the ocean in 350 pieces as a gift from France ...

The deal allows federal officials to install security cameras and fences at the warehouse site, but they can’t move forward with turning it into a detention facility until an environmental review is ...

This Florida park was once home to the largest bald cypress in the world, and while that may be gone, it still showcases ...

For photography enthusiasts, the Petersen Rock Garden is an absolute playground. The textures of different rocks provide ...

We can see the Statue of Liberty again. From Battery Park. Without a fence in the way. The feds freed up about 150 feet of space at the eastern end of Battery Park The U.S. Park Police had installed a ...

An iconic bronze statue of fictional heavyweight champion Rocky Balboa will be featured inside the Philadelphia Museum of Art for the first time, beginning Saturday, to commemorate the original film's ...

Featuring iconic and everyday items, including a Revolutionary War gunboat and a first-generation iPod, “In Pursuit of Life, ...

For a savings bond drive in 1950, the Treasury Department commissioned copies of the famously broken bell, one for each U.S. state and several territories ...