The phrase "a historical information" is not correct in English.
The word "information" is uncountable, so it should not be preceded by the article "a."
Example: "The museum provided historical information about the ancient civilization."
Alternatives: "historical data" or "historical details."
A historical information board, which stands just outside the asphalt oasis in the desert that is the town of Big Piney, is headlined "Historic Sublette County of Cattle and Men," and lists the five original settlers of nearby Piney Creek, in 1878-79.
At the end of each stage of multi-strategy game, any participant's strategy as a historical information can be known by other participants.
All three scenarios included a plaza with a canal and "community service center" that could be home to a historical information center, a community meeting space, or some other public use.
Sometimes he interjects a piece of historical information or a critical comment, turning the evening into a sort of show with footnotes.
It is not a history, though it contains a wealth of historical information.
As a source of historical information, for example, contracts have a certain value but it is of a narrow, specific sort: anyone trying to write the history of modern literature, for example, by relying on such documents would soon be aware of their limitations.
The operational correspondence records are a source of historical information on the country economy as a whole, as well as the status of particular sectors of the economy, such as transportation, rural development, education, health and nutrition, infrastructure, etc.
It was an ensemble, but he also gave us a lot of historical information".
Something like a booklet about a town should give some general historical information, a map of the town with the important landmarks marked, and telephone numbers for things like taxis or the visitor information center.
According to the New York Public Library, which arranged a display of works like this one, there's not a lot of historical information about Marie Anne Papillon.
Despite the occasional jarring anachronism and a few too many undigested gobbets of historical information, A Rising Man is an assured novel: well researched and vivid, with a strong plotline, delivered with verve and some appealingly wry humour.
