
Issued on July 1, 1847, the five-cent Benjamin Franklin stamp and the ten-cent George Washington stamp marked the beginning of nationally standardized pre-paid postage in the United States. Prior to this, postal... Read more »

A physical mark inked into a travel document by officials of the United States signifies legal entry into the country. This serves as official documentation of the date and location of arrival.... Read more »

A visual representation of diverse perspectives and narratives, often from marginalized communities, encapsulates the core concept. These curated snapshots offer glimpses into lived experiences across the United States, capturing the multiplicity of... Read more »

