If you’re well-versed in the history of famous people, then you’re likely aware by now that the birthday (and death day) of the one and only Bard is coming up. That’s right, April 23 is National Shakespeare Day (alternately referred to as “National Talk Like Shakespeare Day”). Credit: Wikimedia Commons Regarded as one of the … Continue reading The History of the Folger Library in DC
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Inventing Memories at Hagley Museum
National Inventors’ Day has been observed annually on February 11 (Thomas Edison’s birthday) since 1983. It was proclaimed so by President Ronald Regan as a way to honor brilliant-minded inventors and their remarkable, innovative contributions to society throughout history. Credit: Wikimedia Commons There are many different museums devoted to inventions and technology throughout the Mid-Atlantic … Continue reading Inventing Memories at Hagley Museum
Uncovering ‘Wonderful Life’ Wonders at the Jimmy Stewart Museum
It is a rite of passage for many to get their annual fix of classic Christmas movies watched and re-watched each and every year. Several iconic films top the list, including timeless oldies from the earlier days of cinema. One example of such a holiday mainstay staple is none other than the 1946 Frank Capra … Continue reading Uncovering ‘Wonderful Life’ Wonders at the Jimmy Stewart Museum
The Annual Delaware Antiques Show Runs This Weekend
One of the country’s most sought-after antique shows is back for the 2025 autumn season. It’s the one and only Delaware Antiques Show that I’m referring to. Held on location at the famed Winterthur Museum, Garden, and Library, this year’s event runs from November 7 through 9. More than 60 dealers of national and international … Continue reading The Annual Delaware Antiques Show Runs This Weekend

