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Paul Brown saves stained glass windows from a Philadelphia churchs demolition and plans to repurpose them for historical home restorations.

Paul Brown saves stained glass windows from a Philadelphia churchs demolition and plans to repurpose them for historical home restorations.

In 1911 John Wanamaker decided what his famous department store needed was a pipe organ - and not just any pipe organ, he wanted the biggest in the world

There was no headstone when Alfred Griffin was buried in 1897. He later joined the Navy to fight during the Civil War.

If the US wants to remain the top weapons exporter, it needs to remember the words of marketing pioneer John Wanamaker: Customer is king. Along with efforts…

Two stained glass windows salvaged from an old church turned out to be by Tiffany Studios, they may now fetch as much as $250,000 each.

After his 1925 PGA Championship victory, Hagen famously forgot the trophy in a cab, setting in motion a wild six-year ride of wondering where it could possibly be.

Oak Ridge columnist Martha Moore Hobson writes about the history of Mothers Day.

Your greatest contribution to the universe may not be something you do, but someone you raised. - Unknown.