Christmas Season, 2011
Christmas in the 1880′s was not the garish consumer feeding frenzy that it is today. It was a time to
Christmas in the 1880′s was not the garish consumer feeding frenzy that it is today. It was a time to
I am so pleased to be on the panel of the next Breakfast With the Authors, sponsored by the Cape
I have managed to collect the most telling of the vintage photographs found in our family attic into a Power
Women endured the restrictive corset as required daily wear for centuries, and finally cast it off as World War One
Thrifty and efficient wives of the nineteenth century were well practiced with a needle and thread, and just as we
If you want to know more about the houses in the book Eva and Henry, A Cape Cod Marriage, you
Here’s a telling photograph that came out of the family attic. This harvest of small whales happened in Blackfish Creek
When Eva Paine Smith was a little girl, the railroad was constructed through Wellfleet on its way to land’s end
I was once told by a social studies teacher that women never really worked until World War 1. I laughed