What was it like to live in the 1920's? Learn about Flappers, Fashion, Music, Politics, the Stock Market Crash of 1929 and the following Depression years.
Discover what it was like to live under Prohibition or how to dance the Charleston.
View the rapid progress made in transportation by automobiles, trains, ocean liners, airships and aeroplanes. All this and more can be found on 1920-30.com.
The information, taken largely from books and periodicals of the period, captures how life was in the U.S.A and the World during the 1920's - a time that is often referred to as the "Roaring Twenties" - a boisterous period characterized by rapidly changing lifestyles, financial excesses, and the fast pace of technological progress.
Also, there are lists of resources with links to other web-sites on many topics related to the nineteen-twenties.
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The Roaring Twenties Blog
Peaches and Daddy - A Roaring Twenties Romance
On the evening of March 5, 1926, fifty-one year old Manhattan millionaire Edward “Daddy” Browning, waltzed through the doors of the legendary Hotel McAlpin, and into the life of a fifteen year old high school girl named Frances “Peaches” Heenan. Thirty-seven days later, with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children in [...]
Wall Street 1929 Part 12
Another and fascinating phenomenon has arisen on the American scene. I refer to the investment trusts. People too timid to risk their own judgment and money in the stock market can now buy brains to invest and speculate for them. At this writing there are more than 450 investment trusts in the market, with a [...]
Wall Street 1929 Part 10
Since the beginning of 1929, the United Press has thrice revamped its financial news system in quest of greater speed. Two years ago, a single Morse wire, with a capacity of thirty words a minute, provided member newspapers with all the financial news they wanted. Most of them wanted only Curb and bond reports. Local [...]
Wall Street 1929 Part 11
The desire to make money is not limited to minds trained in making it. The easier money can be made, and the more quickly, the better it attracts the public. Just now the most fabulous money-making machine in the country seems to be the stock market; so the public has enthusiastically gone shopping there.
Savings banks [...]
Wireless Radio in 1924
WIRELESS offers more scope for enjoyment than any other hobby. This is a big claim, but any one who has cultivated wireless knows that it is a claim that can be supported by facts.
The one outstanding feature of wireless as a hobby is that it can be pursued anywhere, at any time. In dry summer [...]
The One-Minute Philosopher by Montague Brown (2001)
1925 STANDING LIBERTY QUARTER - SILVER L1
WINGS OF TEXACO AIRPLANE #1 1929 LOCKHEED BANK NIB
VINTAGE RHINESTONE CLIP ON EARRINGS 1922
BRASS OMI-1928 CONRAIL C430 C/P BLUE #2051 WEATHERED
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