Vintage Wonders

Back when there weren’t any fancy chainsaws or big machines, lumberjacks had to do the tough work of chopping trees with axes and saws. It was super hard, risky, and didn’t pay much. They lived in basic places, moving around for tree-cutting jobs. These lumberjacks stayed in cramped bunkhouses that smelled awful—like a mix of…

Flappers were a group of young women in the West who rose to fame after World War I and became well-known during the 1920s.Flappers were known for their unique style, with knee-length skirts, bobbed hair, and a love for jazz music. They broke social norms by wearing makeup, drinking, smoking in public, driving cars, and…