A Marine’s Pledge: June 4, 1806 – Archibald Henderson’s Oath of Allegiance
June 4, 1806, oath of allegiance of Second Lieutenant Archibald Henderson at Washington, D.C., marked ...
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A Hero’s Return
Fifty years after the start of the American Revolution, near this spot in Buffalo, New ...
Resolving the Border
Sir Michael Henry Herbert, appointed as the second British Ambassador to the United States on ...
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The Desert Experiment
On June 4, 1855, Major Henry Wayne departed from New York for the Mediterranean area ...
Turning the Tide
On June 4, 1942, the Battle of Midway began. Widely considered the most decisive naval ...
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The Eternal City Liberated
American tanks entering Rome, Italy on June 4, 1944. The entry into Rome marked the ...
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A Summer Snowstorm
An unseasonably wintry scene at Eagle Lake in Lassen County California that was photographed on ...
The Birth of a Legacy
John Burroughs and Henry Ford in the first automobile (Quadricycle) designed and built by Mr ...
A General and His Steed
Ulysses S. Grant standing alongside his war horse, “Cincinnati” – June 4, 1864 "Cincinnati" was ...
The Great National Eavesdrop
On June 4, 1964, a technical glitch in AT&T’s coaxial cable system led to one ...
A Tender Moment in Impressionism
Sara Holding A Catc. 1908 by American artist Mary Cassatt Happy National Hug Your Cat ...
Privacy in the Modern Era
On June 4, 1928, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that wiretapping without a search warrant ...
Historic Literary First
June 4, 1917 was the first time the Pulitzer Prize was awarded. Sisters Maud H ...
The Frontier Outpost
On June 4, 1754, George Washington and his troops completed construction of Fort Necessity in ...
The Jeep Campaign
Public school children in Chicago’s South-Central District collectively raised $263,148.83 through war bonds and stamps ...
