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This week is National Library Week, a time to celebrate the libraries in your community! Below are p
Short story month continues! Today we are featuring another master of the genre, O. Henry. Readers l
Today, we are focusing on theaters that Denis Diderot included in his Encyclopedia. The first illust
Happy World Oceans Day! Today we remember the importance of the ocean in our lives and the need to p
Today we are featuring the Jubilee Singers of Fisk University! This chorus was first brought togethe
It’s the first day of Spring! To celebrate, we are presenting a trilingual flower arranging ga
For Fashion Friday, we’re featuring three illustrations of traditional Russian garb. Russian f
On this day in 1860, Abraham Lincoln was elected into his first term in office as the 16th President
Happy birthday Marie Curie! Born on this day (November 7) in 1867, this Polish-French scientist disc
Happy Birthday to Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, an American poet born on this day (February 27) in 180
Today (July 18) in 1925, Mein Kampf by Adolf Hitler was first published. He wrote this controversial
Many cartographers started publishing atlases in the late 1500s. In 1570, an inhabitant of Antwerp,
Happy birthday to Thomas Paine! Born on this day in 1737, Paine was one of the leading minds of the
Happy birthday Arthur Rackham! Born on this day in 1867, Rackham was one of the leading illustrators
Happy Birthday to Alexander Pope, born on this day (May 21) in 1688. Pope was a poet and a translato
On this day in 1776, Thomas Paine anonymously published his pamphlet, Common Sense. In it, he made a
Now we’ll travel into the Middle East toward Jerusalem, like George Sandys did back in the ear
On May 28, 1871, the Paris Commune fell. Founded following France’s disastrous defeat during t
On May 30th, 1868, Decoration Day was nationally celebrated for the first time by a proclamation fro
During the holiday season, kids are often gifted with toys. Here we feature a vintage theater, stere
On this day in 1936, Edward VIII became King of England. He had one of the shortest reigns in Englis
In the 1700s, two centers for dramatic arts appeared in London: Drury Lane and Covent Garden. Susann
The Electric Corset is our Fashion Friday feature! This corset, designed by Dr. Scott, uses steel ma
This book describes the progress of science, art, and humanities in France between 1590 and 1700.Ima
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