Nova Scotia's capital city blends a storied maritime past with a unique natural history. Here are eight historic trails to enjoy near Halifax. The post 8 Historic Trails to Explore Near Halifax ...

Frank McMahon, assistant site manager at Historic Halifax State Historic Site, talks about Black soldiers in the American Revolution with ties to Halifax in his History for Lunch lecture Wednesday ...

You can relive those days in Historic Halifax. The Tap Room, a restored 210-year-old tavern offers tourists a "hands on history" experience.

A different kind of Halifax bus tour is covering a side of Halifax's history not usually honoured with memorials or plaques.

Halifax is the provincial capital of Nova Scotia, the largest urban area in Canada’s Atlantic provinces and a major seaport on one of the world’s deepest natural harbors.

There are very few tangible remnants of the Underground Railroad left in North Carolina – but there is a place in Halifax where you can physically touch this incredible history. This small, but ...

The 1917 Halifax Explosion, which occurred during the First World War, remains to this day the deadliest disaster in Canadian history. Nearly three decades later, during the Second World War, there ...

This is a story of an old house that was built in what would become Halifax and two of the town’s oldest families who lived there.

HALIFAX, Va. (WSET) - The multi-million dollar renovation project for the historic courthouse in Halifax County is moving forward, but after years of discussion, not everyone is on the same page.

Along Route 147 in Halifax Township, Dauphin County, is a stone monument with a plaque. It commemorates a fort that helped defend the region during the French and Indian War.