But at the same time, how did even more artifacts end up on Hatteras Island if they weren’t brought there by people from Roanoke? Since White established his awareness of the Native community on ...

“We encourage everyone, no matter their age, to engage with the artifacts, the space ... and the first light of freedom. Roanoke Island was the site of the Freedmen’s Colony, founded in 1863, where ...

The ocean liner’s artifacts were eventually donated to ... Plans are to restore the windmill and make it part of the Roanoke Island attraction. The tourism board wants to build a multi-purpose ...

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Saluda is that kind of place. This little mountain town sits along active railroad tracks that slice right through its heart.

Fans mock The Curse of Oak Island after the team links a pipe stem discovery to William Phips, criticizing the show's ...

Virginia Department of Historic Resources announced last week that the Norfolk & Western Class “A” No. 1218 steam engine – ...

They found 69-year-old Maria Domitila Nolasco Martinez and 9-year-old Jose Rodrigo Yanes Barahona, both of Roanoke, dead of injuries sustained when they were struck by the passing train.

The men brought the artifact to the Mykolayiv Regional Museum of Local History, according to officials. Experts identified the jug as an amphora — a piece of pottery sometimes used in funeral ...