Local journalism is not dead... it's evolving. In the early 19th century, London had dozens of daily printed newspapers.

An engraving depicting the interior of a Dorchester labourer's cottage in the early 19th century. Poor living conditions caused numerous health issues. London's unsanitary conditions depicted in ...

popular surveys of the cheats and frauds of the city uncovered on a ramble through London, and comic explorations of the pleasures and pitfalls of urban living produced in the late eighteenth and ...

There’s no better feeling than booking in a matinee performance of a West End play or musical. It’s an extra treat to catch a ...

After 50 years, overdue library book is returned to Massachusetts library with a sweet note - ‘It’s a rarity that someone ...

A new exhibition that documents the impact of the Industrial Revolution features several 1800s artists, writers and thinkers ...

Combining Earl Grey tea with a hint of creaminess, the London Fog drink hits the spot. as a sweet and simple drink that's ...

Around 1800, London-based published Samuel William Fores continued the playful tradition of composite portraiture in a series ...

As Kathy Penny sifted through the returned books of the bin, she noticed a book with a trim that was a little more dusty than ...

Near the eastern tip of the Hamptons, the historic Stone House presides over 3.2 secluded acres overlooking the Atlantic ...

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