On the 176th anniversary of her first attempt to escape slavery, Harriet Tubman’s descendants joined state and local leaders Wednesday afterno…
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The 5th annual Juneteenth celebration in Princess Anne kicked off at noon on Thursday with a peace walk through the town.
The debate over Delaware's historical monuments is heating up as State Sen. Eric Buckson (R-District 16) introduces a resolution to relocate the Caesar Rodney Equestrian Statue to Kent County.
A bill that would create a commission to explore the potential impacts of reparations to the descendants of slaves in Maryland has passed the state legislature and now awaits Governor Moore’s consideration.
Senator Eric Buckson (R-South Dover) has sent President Donald Trump a letter requesting a pardon for John Hunn. Hunn, a Delaware abolitionist…
A new exhibit at the Harriet Tubman Museum and Educational Center in Cambridge tells the compelling story of two individuals who played pivotal roles in freeing slaves on Maryland’s Eastern Shore during the 1850s.
The significant find was presented to the museum by a resident of Wicomico County, who found it while magnet fishing in a creek that feeds into the Nanticoke River.
It’s Throwback Thursday. Author, Jim Duffy of Secrets of the Eastern Shore tells the tale of the mad dash of […]
The replica of the 13th Amendment was possibly on display more than 150 years ago, tattered and torn. It will be included in the museum's exhi…