There may be reasons to idolize the past — better music, cooler cars — but greater prosperity is not among them.

Perched where the Afon Mellte and Afon Nedd Fechan rivers meet, the village has long been a scenic favourite for outdoor and ...

It houses the 'oldest original chain making shop in the world' and it's picture postcard streets have been untouched by urban ...

The economic forces that built American cities have disappeared. These fundamental economic changes left in their wake two ...

Before European colonization, Native Americans relied on rivers, lakes and coastal waters for food, transportation ... 1800s) connected the Great Lakes to the Atlantic, revolutionizing trade and ...

The Industrial Revolution, which began about 1800, saw some marked changes ... They also needed transportation networks — first rivers and oceans, later railroads. Many large legacy cities ...

The historic red trolley from the Spaghetti Warehouse in Franklinton was removed in February and is now waiting to be transformed into the Granville T. Woods Institute, an interactive exhibit and ...

New York State's proposal for a larger traffic signal in a historic section in the Village of the Branch sparked an outcry.

American writer Ray Bradbury predicted earphones, flat screen TVs, self driving cars and ATMs. In his 1951 short story – The ...

By the time McKinley took office, the Second Industrial Revolution was well on its way ... "There's almost nothing to be gleaned from U.S. tariff policy in the 1800s in terms of devising and informing ...

While gear and equipment improve industrial productivity and efficiency, real estate is a reliable investment with the potential for both appreciation and rental income. Despite their high initial ...