A Politician's Gothic Confection in Catskill, Yours for $750K
The renovated Catskill dwelling, originally home to a 19th-century congressman, features distinctive Gothic architecture and is located in a historic district.
A Former Rectory in Newburgh, Yours for $789K
The former rectory is a charming 19th-century residence in Newburgh's historic district, blending architectural beauty with a rich family history.
A Politician's Gothic Confection in Catskill, Yours for $750K
The renovated Catskill dwelling, originally home to a 19th-century congressman, features distinctive Gothic architecture and is located in a historic district.
A Former Rectory in Newburgh, Yours for $789K
The former rectory is a charming 19th-century residence in Newburgh's historic district, blending architectural beauty with a rich family history.
Undercover women: the story of how Victorian female police cracked crime
19th-century female detectives were crucial yet overlooked figures in Victorian law enforcement, contributing significantly to police work long before formal recognition.
The Feminist Critic Who Kept Flaubert on His Toes
Their friendship became complicated when Bosquet's feminist views challenged Flaubert's literary ideas.
The phrase attributed to Flaubert is likely misattributed and highlights the ambiguity in literary history.
Undercover women: the story of how Victorian female police cracked crime
19th-century female detectives were crucial yet overlooked figures in Victorian law enforcement, contributing significantly to police work long before formal recognition.
The Feminist Critic Who Kept Flaubert on His Toes
Their friendship became complicated when Bosquet's feminist views challenged Flaubert's literary ideas.
The phrase attributed to Flaubert is likely misattributed and highlights the ambiguity in literary history.
How a 19th-century news revolution sparked activists, influencers, disinformation, and the Civil War
Media has historically influenced political division, notably during the mid-1800s, challenging the notion that current media is uniquely harmful.
Ghost of a Legend: How a San Francisco Civil Rights Icon Was Made a Monster | KQED
Mary Ellen Pleasant's life illustrates the intertwining of empowerment and deception in the struggle for civil rights in 19th century San Francisco.
This brave LGBTQ+ trailblazer was the first man to ever publicly come out as gay
Karl Heinrich Ulrichs is a pioneering figure in the gay rights movement, recognized for being the first openly gay person in modern history.
Board masters: artists' palettes as works of art in pictures
The exhibition highlights the evolution of landscape painting through key works from various artists and periods.
September 27: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
The 19th century saw significant astronomical discoveries alongside rapid urban population growth predictions for New York City in the early 20th century.
Sans serif typography symbolizes societal evolution from mechanization to modern digital design.
Origins date back to antiquity, becoming influential in the 19th century through modern applications.
Tiny Waterford, Va., keeps its history alive
Waterford, Virginia, is a historic village recognized for its preservation and charm, where time seems to stand still amid modern growth.
Emily Dickinson's Favorite Bread To Bake Remains A Holiday Classic - Tasting Table
Emily Dickinson was not only a poet but also an accomplished baker, known for her gingerbread, which she shared lovingly with her community.
This 200-Year-Old Decor Trend Is Making a Surprising Comeback (It's So Classic!)
American Folk portraiture captures individuality and personality through unique, whimsical styles, establishing a more intimate connection than formal portraiture.
Why did Germans immigrate to Brazil 200 years ago? DW 07/23/2024
Offer of land and resources in Brazil attracted German immigrants seeking better opportunities in the 19th century.
A Love Story That Endured Through Slavery
Enslaved families faced hardship but found love and comfort in each other during the 19th century.
The value of family relationships and marriages among African Americans during slavery is highlighted by historical accounts.
Japonisme: Why is Japanese Culture so Popular in France? - Frenchly
France and Japan have a unique history of cultural exchange dating back to the 19th century.
The influx of Japanese art and culture in the late 19th century led to a movement called japonisme in France.