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The extravagant ball had a lasting effect. HBO’s ‘The Gilded Age’ takes inspiration from the real-life event in its season 1 finale.
Jane Alexander|
Bonfire Night marks a foiled plot from 1605, but for most of its history the figure on top of the fire wasn’t Fawkes.
Matt Hoffman|
The first Thanksgiving spread was a flavorful illustration of the realities of survival, local resources, shared cultures, and short-lived alliances.
Logan DeLoye|
In 1926, women had been voting for less than a decade—and not all women were allowed to vote. Here's what voting was like in 1926, from the machines to rigged literacy tests and more.
Eden Gordon|
Let's just say medicine, medical technology, and doctor's visits have come a long way since 1926!
Logan DeLoye|
Keep your mind sharp with these November-themed trivia questions with answers, which traverse history, pop culture, and more.
Eden Gordon|
Before smartphones, streaming, and the internet took over, everyday life was filled with simple pleasures and technologies that have all but gone extinct.
Paul Anthony Jones|
From mid-century tuna casseroles to 2000s smoothies, find out which iconic food trend or craze ruled the year you were born.
Nitya Rao|