The Gilded Age episode 3 teased one of the most exciting elements of the new season that will see Ada go to new lengths to ...

When DECIDER caught up with The Gilded Age cast a few weeks ago, we asked Cynthia Nixon how much of Ada’s insistence on the ...

Emmy Award-winning actor and Television Academy Hall of Fame inductee Winkler ( Barry, Royal Pains, Happy Days) will host a ...

On March 10, 1836, the Vicksburg Whig reported that William Bodley was selling his house and lot on Main Street and that it ...

Bertha Russell follows in the footsteps of other ambitious matriarchs to ensure her daughter Gladys has a golden future in ...

The John Carter House, more commonly known as the Shakespeare's Head building, will get new life, and possibly a new name.

Glassworks along the Hunger Kill led to the birth of Hamilton, which the postal service later named Guilderland. The rest of the hamlet’s history unfolds in this week’s column.

In The Gilded Age Season 3, Ada’s embrace of the temperance movement is both historically accurate and dramatically rich.

A new book follows Lyman Beecher, his boundary-pushing children, and their grand ambitions to improve the world.

Temperance became a pet cause amongst several Protestant Christian communities in the 19th century. By the time of the Gilded Age, aka the 1870s-1890s, it had become a massive movement.