Life in the 1920s was defined by many cultural, political, and economic developments. Jazz music and flapper fashion defined the era's sound and look. The Harlem Renaissance brought popularity to art ...

But after World War I, something changed. Americans as a whole had become more suspicious of foreigners. The Immigration Act -- passed on today's date in 1917-- barred several categories of newcomers ...

Thief River Falls, Minn. – Walking through the 100-year-old Jorde farmhouse here is a never-ending game of holiday-themed “I Spy.” Tiny reindeer-drawn sleighs, intricate antique ornaments, countless ...

The earliest examples of packaging dates from the 1920s and includes the first wrappers for Aero, Dairy Box, and Fruit Gums. The document, produced from archives, contains products that longer exist ...

In many ways, the dual stock market and real estate bubbles of the 1920s were a mirror image of the 2000s market collapse. The 1920s real estate boom peaked in 1925, and the stock market collapsed ...

Maplewood Mercantile, founded by Amy Hughes, is a cooperative marketplace that serves as a hub for women-owned retailers.

For Jonathan Turner, owner of the authentic 1920s yacht Fair Lady, the marriage of classic design with modern technology is a match made in heaven. The 121-footer, built and launched by Camper & ...

Set inside the stately brick and marble of Seattle's Oak Manor, this Capitol Hill condo combines old Seattle charm with iconic views of the modern city. The condo, unit 1 at 730 Belmont Avenue East, ...