Frances Ellen Watkins Harper and Agnes Kemp, who fought for equality, left marks on Harrisburg that are still visible today.

The 2025 Scottish Food Heritage Symposium takes place on Friday at Mackintosh at the Willow. Food experts and enthusiasts ...

At this month’s annual Scottish Food Heritage Symposium experts will explore how this simple beverage helped transform ...

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The annual Scottish Food Heritage Symposium, which takes place on Friday, will examine everything from the temperance movement that fuelled tearoom culture to the darker history of sugar and empire.

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A journey lasting more than a day concludes in Atlanta, only to mark the start of another, a 10-day adventure. This trip is a quest to experience the essence of the 11 states that make up the Southern ...

Coffee first became popular in Australia in the 1880s after the emergence of the Temperance Movement in Melbourne, which lobbied against alcohol, claiming it led to antisocial behaviour.

The Prohibition Era might have had a bigger and more negative impact than we initially thought. People weren't only losing ...

feathered and publicly shamed by the women of the local temperance movement. (One of the 1920s Karens has a creatively-spelled sign: “Slease = Disease.”) In the America depicted by Sheridan in ...