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24 Fantastic Vintage Pics Of The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
24 Fantastic Vintage Pics Of The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

24 Fantastic Vintage Pictures Of The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

The first Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade was held in New York City in 1924. These vintage pictures show just how much the parade has changed since then.

By Kiri Picone Nov 26, 2014

24 Fantastic Vintage Pictures Of The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

The first Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade was held in New York City in 1924. These vintage pictures show just how much the parade has changed since then.

By Kiri Picone November 26, 2014
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Vintage Hollywood In 48 Photos

These incredible photographs of vintage Hollywood present us a vision of life at the height of the American cultural empire.

By Leah Silverman Nov 26, 2014

Vintage Hollywood In 48 Photos

These incredible photographs of vintage Hollywood present us a vision of life at the height of the American cultural empire.

By Leah Silverman November 26, 2014
Real Downton Abbey Picnic
Real Downton Abbey Picnic

The Real Downton Abbey

The popular TV show tends to gloss over women's "monthlies" and the pains of wearing a corset. We bring you the real Downton Abbey.

By Abby Norman Nov 22, 2014

The Real Downton Abbey

The popular TV show tends to gloss over women's "monthlies" and the pains of wearing a corset. We bring you the real Downton Abbey.

By Abby Norman November 22, 2014
Apple Tree Story
Apple Tree Story

24 Facts You Didn’t Know About Isaac Newton

Regarded as one of the most influential scientists of all time, Isaac Newton’s contributions to the field of physics are unparalleled. His book, the Principia Mathematica, is still one of the most important and relevant scientific works in history, even now 300 years after it was first published. Even so,...

By John Kuroski Nov 22, 2014

24 Facts You Didn’t Know About Isaac Newton

Regarded as one of the most influential scientists of all time, Isaac Newton’s contributions to the field of physics are unparalleled. His book, the Principia Mathematica, is still one of the most important and relevant scientific works in history, even now 300 years after it was first published. Even so,...

By John Kuroski November 22, 2014
Human Neanderthal Relations Gene Sequence
Human Neanderthal Relations Gene Sequence

What A 45,000 Year-Old Bone Reveals About Human-Neanderthal Relations

In 2008, a bearded Russian man named Nikolai Peristov was searching for mammoth tusks along the muddy banks of the Irtysh River in Siberia. Peristov is both a historian and a jewelry maker, and his plan was to carve out pendants and charms from the ivory of the ancient tusks....

By John Schellhase Nov 7, 2014

What A 45,000 Year-Old Bone Reveals About Human-Neanderthal Relations

In 2008, a bearded Russian man named Nikolai Peristov was searching for mammoth tusks along the muddy banks of the Irtysh River in Siberia. Peristov is both a historian and a jewelry maker, and his plan was to carve out pendants and charms from the ivory of the ancient tusks....

By John Schellhase November 7, 2014

The History of Voting in America

Following the Supreme Court’s decision on the 2013 Shelby v. Holder case–which withdrew the requirement that jurisdictions with a history of discrimination against minority voters get approval from the feds before changing voting laws–and the subsequent addition of voter identification laws in many states, it appears that even as we...

By Leslie Maryann Neal Nov 3, 2014

The History of Voting in America

Following the Supreme Court’s decision on the 2013 Shelby v. Holder case–which withdrew the requirement that jurisdictions with a history of discrimination against minority voters get approval from the feds before changing voting laws–and the subsequent addition of voter identification laws in many states, it appears that even as we...

By Leslie Maryann Neal November 3, 2014
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