History's Hotties

Edith Wilson, the oldest of our presidential brides, took her job as the President's partner very seriously.

The second in our 3 part series on the women that married a sitting American president.

How did young Frances Folsom become the first woman to marry her powerful prince right in the White House?

The era of the Lady's magazine was ambitious and safe at the same time and Sarah Josepha Hale managed both with style.

Elizabeth Keckley went from seamstress, to dressmaker of the First Lady, to the tell-all writer of the 1800's.

What the mothers of our new nation had to do with "Politicks."

What is all this flap about the Flapper? What was really behind that fun loving gal of the 1920s?

Women pioneers moving West faced unimaginable challenges.

On our trip to Hawaii I discovered a History's Hottie that told her own story of December 7, 1941.

Part 4 discusses the Slave Woman and her total separation from the myth of Scarlett and Southern womanhood.