In their travels, these 19th-century figures lectured about abolition, temperance and women’s suffrage to a variety of audiences in central Pennsylvania, America and the world. If you purchase a ...

The Temperance in Fulham has reopened with a ... The screens are interspersed with pictures of huge bugs holding balls which adds a surreal effect to the redecoration. The pub reopened in ...

All pictures courtesy of Dreweatts ... a strong advocate for women's suffrage and a member of the temperance movement, fetching £3,025. A watercolour of the radical countess went for £1,135 ...

For now, it’s time to celebrate having The Temperance Movement back in the fold. It may not last; we cannot tell. By the time they reach their final UK show in a few weeks ... features and pictures ...

Could he inspire a new temperance movement and change alcohol’s status as politically untouchable? “During the campaign, RFK and President Trump talked about the need to stop recommending ...

The original temperance movement’s end result—Prohibition—was more ambitious, and took place at the societal level. Prohibition didn’t make the personal act of drinking illegal ...

Credit: Rob Blackham\/Press Blues rockers the Temperance Movement, who announced the departure of frontman Phil Campbell in early 2020, have welcomed him back into the fold. They've also confirmed ...

It was there in 1888 that Frenchman Louis le Prince shot the world’s first-ever moving pictures ... founded the temperance movement Band of Hope in 1847. In 2019 major restoration work on ...

And why would that be, if the temperance movement stalwarts had gotten their knickers all in a twist, hatchets raised on high? In the same issue, Willard again resorted to one of his ...

That's exactly what one infamous temperance movement leader, nicknamed "Hatchet Granny," did to break up drinking establishments in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Caroline Nation — also ...