Wilkinsburg Historical Society Unveils New Statue Of Abraham LincolnAn updated, brand-new statue of President Abraham Lincoln is now standing in the Wilkinsburg Borough Building.
Wilkinsburg Historical Society Hoping To Bring Back Lincoln StatueThe Wilkinsburg Historical Society is looking to put Abraham Lincoln back in his place.
Travel Guide To Mount Rushmore National MemorialPractical travel guide to one of the jewels of the National Parks System, Mount Rushmore National Memorial
Downtown Bank Invites Public To “Check” Out Historic ExhibitHuntington Bank in the Grant Building has some very high-priced checks. But their value has more to do with who wrote the checks, than the amounts themselves.
Your City Guide to Washington D.C.Refer to this guide to the best dining, lodging and attractions in Washington D.C.
Soldiers And Sailors Remembers Gettysburg Address 150 Years LaterAbraham Lincoln's immortal speech on the battlefield in Gettysburg is inscribed, in its entirety, on the auditorium wall of Soldiers and Sailors Hall.
Remembering The Gettysburg Address 150 Years LaterRemembering the Gettysburg Address 150 years later.
Learn The Address ProjectCelebrities, politicians and even the President of the United States are taking part in a national effort to encourage people to learn the Gettysburg Address. But the project is also drawing criticism.
Lost Lincoln Document Found At Central Pa. College In losing a president, Lycoming College found a piece of its history.
Best Ways To Celebrate Presidents Day In PittsburghPresident’s Day has historically been about patriotism and celebratory eating. Originally a day to mark the birthday of America’s first President, George Washington, this holiday was changed in 1968 to include all great American Presidents and combine Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Jefferson who had their own days. Since the culmination of this significant holiday, President’s Day has been associated in celebration with other patriotic holidays such as Memorial Day, Labor Day and Veteran’s Day. It is a day typically set aside to enjoy American activities. Here are a list of five ways to do just that in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.