Source: Wikipedia
For families in 1979, television was the center of the living room and the heart of the evening's entertainment. With only a handful of channels and no way to…
In the 1970s, finishing the basement to create a "rec room" was a hallmark of the American home, a casual, kid-friendly, party-ready space separate from the formal living room upstairs.…
Source: Wikipedia
For millions of American families in 1962, the day began with the quiet clink of glass bottles being set down on the front porch before sunrise, courtesy of the…
Source: Wikipedia
The 1960s and '70s were a golden age of the dance craze, when a new step could sweep the nation and turn up at every party, wedding, and school…
Source: Wikipedia
America's most famous road doesn't officially exist. Look for Route 66 on a modern highway map and you'll find a ghost — decommissioned in 1985, its shield signs taken…
To eat at America's oldest restaurants is to dine inside living history — rooms where Founding Fathers argued, where gold-rush prospectors spent their strikes, where generations of a single city…