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The Great Depression was the worst economic disaster in American history. During the 1930s people adapted to difficult times and helped each other as the country tried to recover. Through it all they found reasons to still give thanks at Thanksgiving.
With the Great Depression and World War II behind them, many Olympia families were ready to celebrate Halloween in style. During the Baby Boom years, 1946 – 1964, the holiday transformed from a night of mischief into a family holiday.
Love it or hate it, fruitcake is a traditional part of the holiday season. This cake, made with dried or candied fruit and nuts – and sometimes alcohol – has long held a secure place in American culture. Although it has now fallen from its throne as the ideal holiday dessert, it still holds a special part of festivities for many Olympians.
“New Canaan Now & Then” is presented in partnership with the New Canaan Museum & Historical Society. In honor of Women’s History Month, this week’s article focuses on Emma J. Bradley Burt Brown Kull, a local businesswoman who lived at 110 Forest Street. Ms. Emma Josphine Hubbard was born in Walcott, Connecticut. Miss. Kull, or […]
ON the western edge of Stockton stands a remarkable, symmetrical art deco building that is now apartments but which started life in the late 1930s…