He opened the Nagel Saloon on the downtown corner then finished the upstairs in small hotel rooms, calling it Tennessee House. Later, Nagel would organize and manage other hotels in the downtown area.

This is a story of then and now — of a shuttered stage where traveling entertainers once wowed Cleveland audiences, and of a photographer who sees hope in the decay. The spirits of vaudeville ...

May 18—At the start of the 20th century, the hotels and bars along Front Street, which became Trent Avenue, then was renamed Spokane Falls Boulevard in 1974, served weary train travelers and the ...

They are some of the many people who made Dallas, then and now. I had just started working with Kate Wagner at the Campbell Agency. I was trying to get into the runway side of things, six years ...

From the fields where orange trees once flourished in Anaheim, a dream took root 70 years ago – and Disneyland was born. KTLA’s Andy Riesmeyer takes us on a trip back in time, peeling back the ...

He had served as the secretary of the Navy during World War II, but now he faced Dwight D ... at the Davenport Hotel between 1924 and 1929, then moved back to Illinois. He died in 1931.

He was a mentor, and a father figure to him. He’s definitely a bit more refined now: he was very raw back then. We worked on his ball-striking and ball retention. We knew he would score goals ...

One of Newcastle’s most popular and characterful pubs, the Beehive sits on the corner of the Cloth Market and High Bridge. The older of our two photographs, which was taken by Malcolm Maybury ...

In the mid 20th Century, this simple side street met Britton Avenue, with Public School 12 (now Concord High School ... Cross streets are Oder Ave and then Targee Street. May 12, 2025.

Fragoso then challenged that "on his feet" was faint praise and Warren conceded, "Fair enough. Fair enough. Look, the question is what are we going to do now?" Clooney transitioned from strongly ...

The Trench is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video ... While another said: "A great film, it really showed what life like a soldier was in ww1 and not being fully death and sadness.