Bill Remembers: World War II
"I am seeing the people inside the rail car. I'm seeing the pregnant women, I'm seeing the mothers holding babies. I'm seeing them begging for water. I'm seeing them tired. Nightmare.” As difficult as it is to recall such atrocious memories, Fritzie Fritzshall, like so many other Holocaust survivors, tells her story and tries to keep her memories alive in hopes that history never repeats itself.
Killer Smog in Donora, Pennsylvania
A small milling town in Pennsylvania was submerged in killer smog in October 1948. Donora, Pennsylvania, ... more
Retrospectacle: The Smiley Face
The smiley face is everywhere, but where did it come from? Learn about the origin of this ubiquitous ... more
