Photos from the State Archives of Florida show holiday shoppers on Worth Avenue in 1969 and 1970. The archival images capture fashion trends of the era, including bright colors and patterns. In 1969, ...

This December marks the 60th anniversary of A Charlie Brown Christmas, a half-hour television special that did something almost unheard of in American pop culture, both then and now. In the middle of ...

The pine cone garland is on the mantle, a row of gnomes dangling their legs over the edge, above the fire’s glow. The glass evergreen tree catches the light on the bookshelf, and two rosy-cheeked ...

Christmas has a way of sneaking up on us—not just with decorations and carols, but with memories we didn’t know we were carrying. The older we get, the more we find ourselves looking backward, longing ...

Step into a 1970s Christmas living room and you enter a world of saturated color, textured fabrics, and objects that felt both everyday and a little bit glamorous. Even if your own childhood looked ...

NEW YORK -- "A Soulful Christmas: A Groovy Musical Revue" is from the creators of "Mighty Real: A Fabulous Sylvester Musical" and "An Evening With Phyllis Hyman." This 1970s holiday musical show is ...

It’s only about a week until Christmas, and, by now, you’ve probably exhausted the run of typical holiday specials. We all love Charlie Brown and Vince Guaraldi’s instantly familiar piano tunes, but ...

Palmer Trapuzzano stands in front of his family’s 12-foot-tall Grinch tree. When the ghosts and jack-o’-lanterns get put away, the tinsel and sparkling lights start to come out of storage. While many ...

Christmas is coming, whether the Grinch likes it or not, which means all three movies are on television quite a lot. The story of the the Grinch started in 1957 when Massachusetts's Dr. Suess wrote ...

One of my favorite things to do is look back through The Fayetteville Observer's archived photos. It's pure nostalgic fun. And nothing evokes that sense of nostalgia more than pictures taken during ...

For most of his life, John Bellsmith has worn more artistic hats than many people realize. Radio host, trivia-night emcee, graphic designer, illustrator, cartoonist: the list seems to grow as steadily ...