Sailing was principal occupation of the men residing in Cape Vincent, Chaumont and Sackets Harbor many years ago. Inland ...

At the easternmost end of Long Island Sound sits Fishers Island, a narrow, nine-mile-long Eden revered for its remote coziness, unfettered sea views, and unusual foliage, including eelgrass meadows.

Sixteen years after the legendary Orient Express came to a halt, the world’s most iconic train is getting ready to roll again. French hospitality group Accor has announced that the historic Orient ...

THE Socialist Fulcrum, originally Fulcrum, was first published in 1968 as the journal of the Victoria Local of the SPC. In 1975 it became the… Western Clarion (1903-1925) was a newspaper of the ...

Hello lovelies, I have a new series on my channel where I talk about the history of fashion. Today I will be discussing the history of 1920s fashion. I have always loved the 1920s because it is so ...

In the 1920s the Red Cavalry struggled to rebuild after losing much of its equine stock in the Russian Civil War. Faced with a devasted breeding industry at home, Soviet buyers turned abroad – to ...

Council for the Town of Essex directed Administration to investigate options and locations for overnight vehicle parking to accommodate cycle-tourism. Mayor Sherry Bondy brought this forward at the ...

A photo dated 1926 shows two immigrant families — the Voths and the Klassens — moving by train in Manitoba, according to the Mennonite Archival Information Database. A University of Winnipeg research ...

Air Canada’s AC code will be placed on select ITA Airways routes from Rome-Fiumicino, including Lamezia Terme, Palermo, Catania, Florence and Bari in Italy Air Canada, 1920_boeing787-10 (image ...

Canada had a new Prime Minister on this date with the swearing-in of Arthur Meighen. He took office upon the resignation of war-time leader Sir Robert Borden. Meighen would go on to lead the nation ...