For the Detroit City Chess Club, a history-making summer tournament in Toronto began with a December "cold call" to a ...

Visitors attending the third edition of Treasure House Fair can expect to see Hellenic jewels, storied heirlooms, Art Deco ...

Conservator Jackie Rumsey buffed the George Washington statue at the Rupert Harris Conservation studio in London before it was returned to Trafalgar Square. Gabriella Demczuk ...

Phallic columns to Horatio Nelson’s glory and Grecian Gods to Wellington’s might studded Britain’s public spaces; writ large across Scotland, England and Ireland, the Napoleonic Wars continued to ...

Trump today has it in his power to act with Churchillian ruthlessness and wreck Iran’s nuclear — and thus regionally strategic — ambitions for a generation. I fear he will not do this, however, for as ...

“Remember,” said Horatio Nelson, as he lay dying on the quarter-deck of the Victory, “I leave Lady Hamilton as a legacy to my King and country that they will give her an ample provision to ...

Anderson and Garland’s Militaria Auction, which will take place on Wednesday, April 30, will feature an auction containing a lock of Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson’s hair, elegantly mounted in a ...

Photo by Jason Payne / PNG In the early 1980s, John McKay wanted to build a model of the HMS Victory, Admiral Horatio Nelson’s flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805.

Nelson's Pillar in Dublin was famously blown up on March 8, 1966 - not surprisingly, the event gave way to some Irish songs.

Facing overwhelming odds, Horatio Nelson took a daring gamble at Cape St. Vincent. This battle cemented his status as one of history’s greatest naval commanders.

A relieved de Córdoba signalled his ships to make for Cadiz, as Jervis secured his 4 prizes. Nelson was rowed across to the flagship HMS Victory to make his report.

Designed by Robert Burn to resemble an upside down telescope, the Nelson Monument was completed in 1815 to commemorate Vice Admiral Horatio Nelson’s death and the British victory over the French ...