When Abstract Expressionists: The Women opens at the Grinnell College Museum of Art (GCMoA) on Sept. 17, visitors will have an opportunity to encounter an important chapter of American art history thr...

On Thursday 1972 Olympic medalist Susie Corrock Luby pulled the wraps off the newest bronze statue i.... READ MORE

The Dead Ladies Show NYC is back on Thursday, July 30! Get out of the heat. Go undercover, spend the fortune, and bring the spirits.

Step back in time with Prospect Park Alliance for a historic re-enactment honoring the 250th Anniversary of the Battle of Brooklyn.

Sidewalk signage, a hostile congressional hearing, and a playbook that already failed once

Revisiting the obituaries of a century of notable women to show how they were remembered — and what history may have left unsaid.

For the 250th anniversary, The Times Magazine asked leading historians to profile founding-era Americans whose roles in the drama have been often overlooked.

For the 250th anniversary, The Times Magazine asked leading historians to profile founding-era Americans whose roles in the drama have been often overlooked.

Trailblazing leader Lowitja O'Donoghue first of six prominent Aboriginal South Australians to receive honour.

A Monument of Ones Own

The artwork in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, shows Judge arriving in the city after her journey from Philadelphia in May 1796. She remained a free woman until her death in 1848

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ALT: Avengers Assemble: Ready for Battle

The final masterplan for the central London tribute has been unveiled to coincide with what would have been the late Queen’s 100th birthday.

Women from Chichester’s past get plaques after campaigners tackle an imbalance with famous men.

At 100 years old, Mae Krier, a real-life "Rosie the Riveter," can still drive and cut her own lawn — and now she's fighting to help fund a monument dedicated to the thousands of women like her, who ha...

Ohio's First Lady Fran DeWine discusses a new monument at the Statehouse honoring women's contributions to the state.

How do you rectify the myriad wrongs and decades-long sin of omission that have been perpetrated against women of the revolutionary period from early 1900s to the Civil War and far beyond?

She Shapes History is spotlighting the women who impacted politics, civil rights and the arts in New York City.

Discover the badass women who shaped New York City's history in this limited edition Manhattan walking tour during March and April 2026!

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