In 1888, a Post-Dispatch article highlighted the work of several of the Catholic orders in St. Louis: ...

Princess Catharina-Amalia of the Netherlands wore a ruby tiara that she loved as a little girl during a state banquet ...

Instead she looked to the internet, writes journalist Leah Sottile in her new book, Blazing Eye Sees All: Love Has Won, False ...

Shemp died in 1955 at age 60. His death certificate says the cause was a heart attack, but some believe it was a cerebral ...

Caillebotte (1848-1894) was best known for being a benefactor to his fellow Impressionists. Dismissed by his contemporaries as “a millionaire who paints in his spare time,” Caillebotte’s 500+ works ...

The "Manual of the First Church in Exeter," published in 1888, had this to say ... seemed more likely. Young women are prone to regret, you know. Fairchild was thrilled with his acquittal.

Crewmembers of the ship were given shelter, food, and clothing at the Sailors’ Home ... s Friend Society Sailors’ Home and Institute women from steerage were welcomed at the Mission of Our ...

saying some of Lautrec’s studies of women in a brothel “stank of syphilis.” Lautrec picked the painting of another neighbor, Renoir, to redo in his own fashion. The subject was the Moulin de ...