Murder in the Time of Robber Barons: the Goddess, the Architect, and the Millionaire, Part II

by Linda Bennett Pennell

In my last post, we left Evelyn Nesbit at the peak of her career as a model, showgirl, and sex symbol of the new century. Though her virtue had been stolen through trickery… Continue reading →

Revolutionary Women, Part 3

by Becky Lower

In the late 1770s and early 1780s, the Revolutionary War battlefields moved from the northeastern states, and the staging ground moved south. Daniel Morgan had worked with George Washington in a number of… Continue reading →