Tagged Stories: "history"

Long thought to be lost to erosion, the footprint of the Jamestown fort reveals secrets of past settlers

After 30 years, Captain Tyrone Meredith has witnessed the Bay’s ebb and flow

Hear from three voices working to continue the long-established legacy of African-American maritime leadership

The library of abolitionist Frederick Douglass is preserved through time at Cedar Hill

Catoctin Mountain fueled the American Revolution before nature rebounded

Thanks to a public-private partnership, the site of the Battle of Antietam will forever retain its 19th century character

Since 2001, Marcus Asante has led one of the Bay’s first African-American sailing clubs

Discover cultural and natural history along the Nation’s River

Chesapeake Bay Program Diversity Workgroup meeting takes place in Petersburg, Virginia

Once-abandoned farmland became home to cutting-edge research facility