If there’s anything I’ve learned from studying hundreds of magazine covers for the Post and Country Gentleman, a sister publication, it is that dogs hate... More

Deep in the mountains of East Tennessee, the Walker sisters are still living in the 19th century—and finding it not so bad, either.... More

So you’re feeling sorry for yourself because you got a speeding ticket. Well, maybe it will help to know that speeding is nothing new. Okay,... More

Our attention was brought to an intriguing 1949 article (“They Do Anything to Get Into the U.S.A.”) by an equally intriguing current-day story. A... More

Sure, 1960's and 70's covers depicted the Vietnam War and politics. But happily, on occasion, a celebrity showed up. Last week, it was leading... More

This 1966 cover is one of several I’ve unearthed to answer the burning question: “which celebrities appeared on the covers of The Saturday Evening Post?” ... More

Artist J.C. Leyendecker did dozens of covers of babies, including this cutie. So how did a baby become a cover model for America's most famous... More

We don’t know about global warming, but we see here in July of 1910 it was hot! It is now July a hundred years later,... More

The adventures of Norman Rockwell's city-slicker-turned-country-boy, Cousin Reginald.... More

Think you have a busy Father's Day? Meet the Joachim family from our 1958 article, "How to Raise a Multitude." Twelve girls and five boys... More

So your tomatoes are a little bit smaller than you expected. We can’t help with gardening tips (at least in the “Featured Artists” segment), but... More

The irritated tire-changer? Why, that’s artist George Hughes himself. When we noticed that Artist George Hughes did so many fun illustrations revolving around cars, so with... More