Two of the very rich women who lived near Romsey, Edwina Mountbatten of Broadlands and Maud Russell of Mottisfont, were the granddaughters of successful bankers.

Louise Hellstrom was the rural 1920s Woodstock churchgoer’s bad dream, a sight to behold. Often portrayed in local art works ...

Call it the Bridgerton effect, or the fact we're living through a new Gilded Age. Either way: “Beautiful escapism” is in.

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How Claire McCardell changed women’s fashion ...

Life in the 1920s looked vastly different than our world today. From fashion and music to sports and travel, here's how times ...

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Evidence of early 20th-century queer nightlife can be challenging to find, but a few clubs boldly operated in 1920s Chicago.

Welcome to the 1920s, a decade of spirited spending, luminous electric lights and a newfound sense of liberation in the wake of a “war to end all wars.” For the first time, a majority of Americans ...

She was born in 1920 when only white women gained suffrage. Despite the 19th Amendment, Black women continued to face discriminatory barriers.

White women had gained the right to vote, though “people of color would've had a longer fight ahead of them,” Goodrum added. Many women were also working, and it was the time of Prohibition.