FOSTER TWP. — Eckley Miners’ Village came alive this weekend with the sights and sounds of its annual 1940s Weekend, this year emphasizing the importance of support and sacrifices on the homefront ...
Titled "Rosie the Riveter," this Norman Rockwell piece was on the cover of The Saturday Evening Post on May 29, 1943. It's among the 44 images on display at the McKinley Presidential Library & Museum ...
A sepia-toned image of a smiling young man in uniform has center stage in the recreation of a Blue Earth County, 1940s-style living room. The photograph sits on top of a wooden cabinet radio. Chairs ...
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Plus, get the best of BroadwayWorld delivered to your inbox, and unlimited access to our editorial content across the globe. Catalina Museum for Art & History will present the exhibition Norman ...
The incredible rate of production for the war effort during the 1940s meant that Americans had to make certain sacrifices. The government instituted a rationing program for products like gasoline, ...
NASHUA – As World War II grows farther away, an upcoming exhibit is bringing to life stories of Nashuans who experienced the conflict on June 14 at the Nashua Historical Society. Combining artifacts, ...
Just as COVID-19 has disrupted or delayed many of our daily activities, World War II changed life in countless ways for people in Stark County -- for nearly everyone in America. A difference between ...
BEDFORD — “The greatest generation will be history in six to seven years,” Carlos Showalter said Saturday. “And if we’re not here to tell the story, the story won’t be told.” Showalter, 92, was one of ...
Many Tri-Staters have enjoyed the model trains on display at the Cincinnati Museum Center during the holidays, but did you know they played a key role for the U.S. Army in World War II? In 1936, B&O ...
University archivist and special collections librarian Stephen Kerber (front) and LIS history subject liaison Matt Paris (back) view the extensive set of scrapbooks dating from the 1940s that have ...
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