Wet Lunch on the High Seas
Steven UjifusaHistory, business, and culture. With a nautical twist.
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A Retreat for the Man in the Arena
The main entrance to Sagamore Hill. It was designed in the early 1880s by the firm of Lamb & Rich and was originally supposed to be called “Leeholm,” after his first wife Alice Hathaway Lee Roosevelt, who died at 22 before it was completed....
In the Shadow of an American Political and Literary Dynasty
“Peacefield,” the seat of the Adams family from 1788 to 1924. Photo by Steven Ujifusa
“A parent gives life, but as parent, gives no more. A murderer takes life, but his deed stops there. A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where...
The Wolstenholme Twin
580 Pelham Road/333 West Upsal Street when new in the 1890s. It was the property of the Wolstenholme family. In 1904, the Philadelphia Inquirer noted: “Among the automobile enthusiasts there is no one more devoted to the sport than Mrs. Rob...
The Ruins of Colonnade Row
La Grange Terrace, as originally built in the 1830s. The height of fashionable urban living in the “Bond Street” district, this nine-house development was the home of John Jacob Astor, Warren Delano II, and Washington Irving, among others....
The Magic Corner
43rd Street and Baltimore Avenue, looking northwest, May 18, 1912. Now the location of Clarkville, our family’s favorite pizza place and where my wife told me to start working on a proposal about the life of Albert Ballin. PhillyHistory.org...
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Historian. Author of The Last Ships from Hamburg (2023), Barons of the Sea (2018), and A Man and His Ship (2012). Website: www.stevenujifusa.com
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