Nearly 270-year old artifacts are being discovered at a western Pennsylvania location declared to be the site of George Washington's "friendly fire" incident during the French & Indian War. We toured the site where it happened. Watch this Saturday at 11 AM ET on C-SPAN 2 | American History TV

120K views · 690 reactions | IN THE SPIRIT Arts Market & Northwest Native Festival returns on August 10, 2024! This free event celebrates Native arts and culture with an artisan vendor market, exhibitions, fashion show, food, performing arts, family activities, and free admission to the Washington State History Museum, Tacoma Art Museum, and Museum of Glass. | Washington State History Museum | Facebook

3K views · 29 reactions | On 15th November 1969 more than half a million people marched through Washington against the Vietnam War. More than 40,000 people marched silently down Pennsylvania Avenue each bearing a placard with the name of a dead American soldier, or destroyed Vietnamese village. This footage is from a couple of years earlier, 18th April 1967, and is a contemporary newsreel about another anti-war march. | History Hit | Facebook