So much of how we celebrate Christmas comes from the Victorian era, but it might be for the best that some of these ...
Thanksgiving is over, and Advent has begun. We are officially in the Christmas season! Crank up the carols and pour ...
Discover the charming Christmas customs of the British royal family, from Windsor’s tree to Sandringham celebrations, gifts, ...
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Auction Advice: There is still a place for Christmas cards, and they can make wonderful collectables
Greetings cards initially became popular in the United States in the 1880s, thanks to the development of offset lithography, a form of printing.
Thomas Crane, Interior of card, Marcus Ward (1880) (all cards from the collection of Peter Wadham, courtesy Patricia Zakreski) 1880 card by Helen Cordelia Angell, probably published by Marcus Ward ...
The Victorian Christmas Cards short play festival returns for a second year - It's the World Premiere of six new plays by Seattle-based playwrights! The tradition of sending greeting cards at ...
For decades, the royal Christmas card has been a holiday tradition in the British royal family. The cards, which date back before Queen Elizabeth II’s childhood, have been around for more than 100 ...
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