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We last talked about comfort reads here a couple of years ago… and hoo boy, if ever a topic should be discussed again, it’s that one. An...

Summertime, and the livin’ is...well, in early twentieth century Newport, Rhode Island, it was crazily, ostentatiously over-the-top! Here’s...

In celebration of finishing my WWI set story, I'm presenting another set of ads for products and companies that are, remarkably, still...

In this age of constantly changing fad and fashion in the world of consumer goods, it’s pretty interesting to note just how many companies a...

This January finds me doing something I don’t usually do—namely, working on a couple of projects at once. One of those projects is a story ...

Our new State Fair in Puyallup starts today.  Yes, the massive, impressive, stupendous Puyallup Fair is now officially Washington's St...

Time for another entry in my Not the Nineteenth Century series! In January I told you about a lady named Mrs. Fish who, along with two frien...

One of the most interesting people I’ve “met” over the course of doing research for my non-nineteenth century book is Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, ...

Dear Nineteenteen Readers, I have a confession to make. I’ve been seeing another century. It isn’t that I don’t love the nineteenth century...