New York CityApril 6, 2009<August 3, 2015 The Four Hundred by Evangeline Holland Boston had its Brahmins, Philadelphia its Main Line, and Virginia its First Families; however, the upper class of New York, unlike those venerable cities,…
African AmericanJanuary 8, 2009<September 23, 2014 Social Washington: the “Colored” Aristocracy by Evangeline Holland From the end of Reconstruction until the Great War, Washington was the center of the black aristocracy. Nowhere else in the United States possessed…
Amusements, New York City, SocietyDecember 16, 2008<May 5, 2009 Lobster Palace Society by Evangeline Holland From the late 1890s through the 1910s, there emerged a spectacular, dazzling nightlife along Broadway. At that time, Broadway was a two mile stretch…