Alexander Hamilton was born on January 11, 1755 (or perhaps it was 1757—historical records vary, ... Hamilton's Birthplace, Charleston ...

The Caribbean island of Nevis was where Alexander Hamilton was born, but that doesn’t mean it has seen a tourism boom. Nevis is seeking ways to capitalize on the renewed interest in Hamilton.

Founding Father Alexander Hamilton became a father for the first time when his son, Philip, was born on January 22, 1782. "He is handsome, his features are good, his eye is not only sprightly and ...

Hamilton’s Birthplace (Nevis) Rachael and James Hamilton soon moved to an even smaller island, Nevis, where Rachael gave birth to two boys, one named Alexander.

The combatants were Federalist stalwart Alexander Hamilton and his longtime Democratic-Republican rival Aaron Burr, whom Hamilton (as a congressman) had been instrumental in saddling with the vice ...

Hamilton’s vision was to create a city based on industry and to attract more immigrants to help sustain the local economy. His imagination led to industrialization, which precipitated additional ...

Philip Hamilton, Alexander Hamilton’s eldest son. | Hamilton, Allan McLane, Wikimedia Commons // Public Domain The oldest of the Hamilton brood, Philip was born in 1782 and named after his ...

Hamilton lived at The Grange for just two years. On July 11, 1804, Vice President Aaron Burr shot him in that infamous duel. Hamilton died on July 12, 213 years ago today.

The Four Seasons Resort Nevis is celebrating locally born American founding father Alexander Hamilton's 267th birthday today, January 11, by giving guests a new historically minded Alexander Hamilton ...

Alexander Hamilton, the first Secretary of the U.S. Treasury, owned only one home during his entire life: the Hamilton Grange. Hamilton commissioned architect John McComb Jr. to design a Federal ...

The hit 2015 Broadway play "Hamilton" revealed U.S. Revolutionary War leader and founding statesman Alexander Hamilton's Caribbean roots to a new generation of Americans. But the play never mentions ...