Meet the women behind the historic Women's Suffrage movement. 2022 marks the 102nd anniversary of the 19th Amendment!

It's been over 100 years, but people are still talking about the Great Molasses Flood that struck Boston on January 15, 1919. How did such a crazy thing happen? Read the story!

Tea towels as a status symbol? More than a tool to dry delicate tea sets, they’ve got quite a storied history. See how they were used and what they have to do with Vincent van Gogh!

December 4 is National Sock Day! Before the days of snazzy argyles and cozy fleece, socks were made out of some pretty crazy things. We explore the history of our oldest wardrobe staple with some fascinating facts.

Ready for winter? Don't forget the long johns, that important layer against the cold. But where did they come from and who are they named after? Find out in this "brief" history of long underwear.

Not all wood is created equal. Before you start a fire with some wood scraps or old bills, think again. Here's a list of things that should not be burned in your fireplace or woodstove.

Fall migration is underway for the hummingbird. When should you take feeders down? We have the answer, plus what you can do to help these tiny creatures on their long journey south.

Is there a right way and a wrong way to hang clothes on a clothesline? Yes! These top tips will have you line drying your clothes like a pro so there are no time-wasting re-dos!

How did this blue-jean-wearing bear in a ranger hat become the furry face of preventing forest fires? We have the answer.

While most recognize the barber pole as a symbol for a good place to get a haircut, many don't realize what it actually means. The rather gruesome history might just surprise you!