Gilded Age

Author, Libourel Diamond, modified the recipes to make them more compatible with the modern kitchen.

From tomato-glazed turkey to superstitious pudding, a look at festive feasts and traditions during America's Golden Era.

Quietly nestled along the Narraganset Bay, the Marble House was the first of the stone palaces to be ...

George Washington Vanderbilt II, the youngest child of William Henry Vanderbilt, first visited the mountains of North Carolina ...

Future historians called it “The Gilded Age.” From the 1870s to around 1900, technology and manufacturing exploded in ...

NEW YORK—Once in a while, The Metropolitan Museum of Art brings out of its storage vaults some of its ...

The story of the Gulaylar Group brings to mind the patrimonial capitalism of the Gilded Age, when the ...