Found

An obscure archive reveals the science—and art—behind combat culture.

Harvard digitizes two centuries of colonial history.

Is there a special value in archives that are not digitized?

Piecing back together the forgotten history of Herman Melville's second son.

Looking for traces of sexual fantasy in soldiers' letters home.

In baseball it goes back, back, back.

Private Charles F. Johnson of the 9th New York Volunteer Infantry ponders an unusual celestial phenomenon.

What's still under wraps, and what it might tell us about Lee Harvey Oswald.

Newly discovered footage of a story that many would prefer to forget.

A collection of images of early 20th-century public bathrooms.

Evidence that the idiom could be 100 years older than was previously thought.

Memos on "aliases," sexuality, and The Blood Counters.