The city will contribute up to $15 million to the museum and lease the land to the museum for 40 years, ... It is going to be a beacon of light.” ...

“It is going to be a beacon of light.” Attendees cheered the vote. Fort Worth’s Opal Lee, the so-called “grandmother of Juneteenth,” stood and gave two thumbs-up to city council members.

The vast space swallowed up the 4,500 visitors who thronged to it opening day. In its first six weeks, 33,000 people visited the museum. “People ask me what makes this place different,” says ...

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For years, it has been the nation’s tallest pentagon. Starting New Year’s Eve, the World Trade Center in Baltimore will also become a 28-story light show, casting rays of bluish-white x… ...

The famous revolving beacon that once sat atop the 37-story Palmolive Building was for years a beloved Chicago landmark and a navigation aid to pilots, who reportedly could see it from 300 miles away.

It is going to be a beacon of light.” Fort Worth City Council approves the National Juneteenth Museum to access the Southside Community Center property on Tuesday night.