This image is available from the United States Library of Congress's Prints and Photographs division under the digital ID 136e.7s. Public Domain At lunchtime on November 19, 1931, aboard a Sikorsky ...

Located at 106 Charles Lindbergh Blvd., the building is also home to Northwell Health Physician Partners’ Gastroenterology Associates as well as the Long Island Center for Digestive Health ...

“America First” was a mistaken approach when espoused in the late 1930s by the likes of Charles Lindbergh and Father Charles Coughlin. It remains a dubious philosophy in the current ...

Floyd Collins spent trapped inside a southcentral Kentucky cave, it’s unlikely he ever thought his story would live on a ...

And it wasn’t just home for sports, hosting a Theodore Roosevelt presidential rally in 1912, receptions with celebrity pilots Charles Lindbergh and Amelia Earhart in 1927 and 1928, respectively.

“America First” was a mistaken approach when espoused in the late 1930s by the likes of Charles Lindbergh and Father Charles Coughlin. It remains a dubious philosophy in the current ...

Its President Charles Lindbergh, as in real life, supported an “America First” movement. (One of his key advisers is the antisemitic automotive tycoon Henry Ford.) More than nearly any ...

“There was always this undercurrent fostered by people like [Charles] Lindbergh that American boys were dying to save Jews. Even the Jewish organizations at that time tended to keep a lower ...

I visited the Smithsonian Institution as a teenager and recall seeing Charles Lindbergh’s monoplane The Spirit of St. Louis, Civil War memorabilia, and displays showing advancements in medicine.

Harold Schrier, platoon Sgt. Ernest “Boots” Thomas, Sgt. Henry Hansen, Cpl. Charles Lindbergh, Pfc. James Michaels, and Petty Officer 2nd Class John Bradley. To keep the first flag that had ...

Many years ago, my wife and I were on Maui near Hana. We were visiting the small cemetery where Charles Lindbergh is buried. The lane back to the entrance was lined with trees which were draped ...