The Harvey Girl was an image. The women were something else entirely. Weekly Newsletter The best of The Saturday Evening Post in your inbox! Join It's not particularly difficult to talk me into an adventure. Tell me there is a trail down into a canyon, an... See more
Pop culture portrays the Amish community as a living time capsule, a throwback to a simpler time, and to an extent, that’s accurate. Many Amish drive horse-drawn buggies instead of automobiles, play board games instead of PlayStation and meet face-to-face... See more
In the early 1930s, no star shined brighter than Will Rogers. He was the number one box office star, the most sought-after public speaker, and the most widely-read newspaper columnist of his day. On top of that, he wrote books, hosted one of the top radio... See more
Contrary to what the opening of Star Wars: Episode IV — A New Hope says, Tatooine isn’t in a galaxy far, far away; it’s as close as Death Valley National Park. Although most of the Tatooine scenes were filmed in Tunisia, the park doubled for Luke Skywalke... See more
Just outside Quartzite, Arizona, not far from the California border, a massive bonfire crackles and occasionally pops, sending sparks into the dimming sky. Basketball-sized boulders circle the flames, and about three feet wider, smaller rocks ring the bou... See more
