Corresponding roughly with the period between the end of the Victorian era and the beginning of World War I, the Edwardian age refers to a time marked by duality — one of both lavishness and tumult, ...

Ota Benga: The Pygmy in the Zoo By Phillips Verner Bradford and Harvey Blume St. Martin`s Press, 282 pages, $22.95 One of the most dismaying stunts ever pulled in the name of anthropology- the quee… ...

In Mark Day's amazing short video of San Francisco's recent Edwardian Ball, it's hard to decide what's more astonishing: the cosplay or the incredible ...

Dan Snow finds out if the Edwardian period was one of comfortable calm or one of change and self-questioning that heralded many of the developments of the later 20th century. Show more.

Edwardian-era issues focus of Nov. 10 event PAMELA WILLIS, ThisWeek Community News The Reynoldsburg Parks and Recreation Department will offer the fifth in a series of teas for young girls and ...

It’s Peter Ginn, presenter of Edwardian Farm – successor to the documentary series Victorian Farm – and walking embodiment of the collision between old and new that the programme represents.