93K views · 2K reactions | Silence is golden. And orange and yellow and russet. Turn up the volume, sit back, and say good morning to the first sunrise in North America. : Cape Spear Lighthouse National Historic Site. | Newfoundland & Labrador Tourism | Facebook

29K views · 815 reactions | Retracing Henry VIII’s footsteps  We may...

7.9K views · 256 reactions | Once a rice plantation, learn more about the history of Hampton Plantation State Historic Site near McClellanville, SC and the people who lived and worked there. | South Carolina State Parks | Facebook

William Hampton, whose Huntsville Revisited Museum @huntsvillerevisited preserves and shares the often overlooked history of the city and its African American community, shared the history of Frank and Ottawa (O.W.) Gurley. When Greenwood went up in flames during the Tulsa Race Massacre, Ottawa and Emma Gurley were swept into a National Guard internment camp. Carrying the weight of loss and survival, the couple soon set their sights westward, beginning a new chapter in Los Angeles, California. #

Our Casa Navarro State Historic Site in San Antonio was recently honored with a National Historic Landmark designation. We celebrated this prestigious designation and the 222nd birthday of its namesake, José Antonio Navarro, on Saturday, February 25. | Texas Historical Commission

61K views · 1.1K reactions | STORY: https://bit.ly/47XiOcM Federal Hill, a historic site of past political battles, is now the center of a new conflict as the President announced plans to deploy the National Guard to Baltimore. The decision has sparked mixed reactions among residents. | WBFF FOX 45 | Facebook