In the 1700s, life-savers employed some unique methods for drowning victims. By Emily McCrary-Ruiz-Esparza. Oct 9, 2023 4:50 PM Oct 9, 2023 4:55 PM. London’s Royal Humane Society boasted a series of ...

A family in late 17th-century England led a simple, not to mention laborious, life. A majority of the population lived in a one- or two-room house, which was often crowded with large families and ...

This Oct. 7th and 8th, take a step back to the early 1700s when fur traders, Native Americans, ... Feast of the Hunters' Moon recreates 1700s life, lore One-Tank Trip: Lafayette.

Sawyer took up writing the scripts about nine years ago, researching court cases and statutes from the late 1700s and developing plays based on his findings. Last year, he wrote about growth ...

Researchers believe that the books, with entries that date from 1758 to 1818, will shed light on that period, as well as on Ashley's life and business and that of his employees — some of whom were ...

Portions of the stone villa in Todi, Italy, date to the 1700s. Building Heritage. A peaceful life in the countryside. An orchard of 72 olive-producing trees. Construction that dates to 1700.

Flames spared Madam John's Legacy in the 1700s but brought big changes in Quarter architecture Fires devastated early French buildings, led to new codes that dictated how the Quarter looks today ...

By the late 1700s, though, doctors in Europe began to recognize the value in the practice of forcing air into sudden-death victims’ lungs, advocating it to and through life-saving organizations. But ...