The Easter Parade and Bonnet Festival, known to have started in the late 1800s, has become a statement in pop culture where New Yorkers don their Easter Sunday best and quirkiest, like "Mother ...

Although the actual origins of the bonnet are unclear, according to Crowned’s researchers, bonnets go back to the mid-1800s when European women wore them at night for warmth. “Headwraps were ...

Stephen Salisbury II, one of the wealthiest men in Worcester, Massachusetts, in the 1800s, had interests in banking, canals and railroads. But his collection of fragments from the Star-Spangled ...

Easter eggs, the Easter spirit and a whole lot of spring flowers bloomed in the hats — and sometimes on the dogs — of revelers at the Easter Parade and Bonnet Festival in New York on Sunday.