In the midst of all the holiday chaos, many Americans still set aside an evening to load the family into the car and drive around to see the neighborhood holiday decorations.
A Holiday Tradition: Driving the Neighborhood to See Decorations Read More »
The other day at The Autry National Center of the American West in Los Angeles, I came upon this wonderful International Harvester truck, and I thought it would be fun to post a “then” and “now.”
Then and Now: International Harvester Trucks Read More »
Popeye is one of the most famous cartoon characters from the 1930s but unknown to most people is the fact that Olive Oyl, who eventually becomes his ‘sweet patootie,’ preceded him in the funny papers by a good ten years.
Olive Oyl: Popeye was an Afterthought Read More »
The people must tell the story — this was the only acceptable answer for Ruth Sergel, documentary filmmaker and activist.
Who Should Tell the Story of 9/11? Read More »
What if the U.S. government wanted your dog to enlist in the military? That’s exactly the request that went out in 1942 shortly after Pearl Harbor. The direct attack on
The Government Asked For Pets for Defense in the 1940s Read More »
A scruffy fox terrier made his way into the back door of the Albany Post Office during the winter of 1886. He was cold, tired, and hungry. When the postal
Owney, The Post Office Dog Read More »
