In the new biography “Hick,” author Sarah Miller explores the deeply intimate relationship between Eleanor Roosevelt and ...

First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt had a carefully budgeted White House menu that included her favorite, if not only, meal to cook ...

A meticulously researched story of the clandestine activities of the smugglers and escapers from Nazi-dominated Europe ...

The smash hit on Broadway and a Tony nominee for best play is Oh, Mary! which reduces the assassination of Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War to bickering between failed boozy cabaret singer Mary Todd ...

Canadian author Charlotte Gray spent her pandemic lockdown examining the lives of two American mothers previously disregarded by male historians as mere ...

Eleanor was summoned back to the White House while making ... Still, most of the nation did not realize Franklin Roosevelt was a cripple and could not walk, nor did most Americans know FDR was dying.

Since President Ulysses S. Grant held the first official White House State Dinner 150 years ago, presidential hospitality has reflected the evolving tastes, traditions and diplomacy of the United ...

Columnist Scott McMurren said a visit to Washington, D.C., may embolden you to better understand where you’ve come from, to ...

Freedom Township Historical Society combined with Mantua Historical Society & Shalersville Historical Society is proud to present Susan Cannovino’s program entitled Eleanor Roosevelt ... and ...