Scaling Eagle Stone page-number Part of the New York

Part of the New York Times Early Edition collection

Orville and then Wilbur

Horn and Hardart was the last remaining Automat in the country when it finally closed on April 9

Natasha Trethewey

as the caption for this 1955 New York Times photo informs us that “The drink at the right was too dry

Scaling Eagle Stone page-number Part of the New YorkA young man climbs daunting Eagle Stone in the village of Baslow in Derbyshire, England. According to tradition, the local men had to climb atop the 19 foot high block of gritstone to prove their manliness and fitness for marriage. It's definitely an uphill struggle because some of the higher parts of the stone overhang the lower parts. For those not trying to win a young woman's hand, Eagle Stone is one of the many interesting rock formations found