Lot 308 is a mortgage deed dated December 20, 1957 co-signed by Hollywood actress Marilyn Monroe and her then-husband, the playwright Arthur Mille ...

Dorothy McClerren, 96, portrayed Mary Todd Lincoln in her daughter’s home to share her talents with Heartland Hospice workers ...

Manchester — 'enchanting' village with 'cozy' cafes. Islands named Manchester as the perfect small-town paradise for couples ...

Though Abraham Lincoln had humble beginnings, Mary Todd was from a well-to-do family in Kentucky. She's well-known for her ...

Email news briefs and event listings to [email protected]. Mary Todd Lincoln presentation The Delmont Historical ...

Cole Escola, who grew up in Clatskanie, made what host Seth Meyers called a "victory tour" appearance, following Escola ...

Following their Tony win for Oh, Mary!, Cole Escola visited Late Night with Seth Meyers this week to discuss the honor, the continued success of the play, and what it is like watching other actors ...

It has been 150 years since Mary Lincoln was found insane by a court and committed to an asylum. The former first lady remains a controversial figure and questions linger about her mental health.

A verdict form, left, from a Cook County jury dated May 19, 1875, officially declared Mary Todd Lincoln “insane” and ordered her commitment to a sanitarium. At right, is a portrait of Mary Todd ...