1951 – Bedtime for Pops
Tuck in your shirt before you turn in
1950s and 1960s : Remember – Research – Revive
Tuck in your shirt before you turn in
The February 1959 issue of Cosmopolitan features Richard Gehman’s article on Andrew Wyeth, highlighting the artist’s life in Chadds Ford and his preference for local inspiration.
The April 1963 Good Housekeeping article explores Rock Hudson’s rise to fame, drawing comparisons to Cary Grant, highlighting his charisma, early struggles, and eventual success in film and television.
A mid-century gift for a mid-century man
The author reflects on Thanksgiving transitioning into Christmas, highlighting her husband’s love for Christmas traditions, especially through Bing Crosby’s festive movies and songs.
In 1954, President Eisenhower relaxes by golfing at Burning Tree club, exclusive for political leaders and military officers in the Swamp.
Women’s Magazine Editors at White House
A 1952 New York Life Insurance ad features a cheerful farewell scene, highlighting community and storytelling elements.
Family fun for Chex cereal
Today’s Woman featured illustrator Bob Hilbert in June 1951, highlighting his work and family life.
A mid-century puff and pair of slacks
Dior comes to Chicago to party
Mid-century at midnight
The mid-century actor and the filming of Suddenly Last Summer













