The Bluff Line Railroad, established in the 1890s, faced natural disasters and ceased operations in 1930.

Two miles north of downtown Spokane and a few blocks off of Division Street, the area of Corbin Park was largely undeveloped ...

It was the Gilded Age, a time of rapid population growth and transformation from an agricultural economy toward a sprawling ...

Franklin County historian Mike Marotte shares the story of the old Pen Mar Park just over the Md. line near Wayneboro.

A raging fire destroyed the historic Lake Charles Rice Mill on North Kirkman Street, engulfing the central warehouse and a ...

The Swamp Rabbit Trail's history in Greenville Co. begins as a 1888 railroad. Poor construction through a swamp led to its ...