Wet Lunch on the High Seas
Steven UjifusaHistory, business, and culture. With a nautical twist.
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How Cars Interacted with the Gilded Age Street Car Suburb
For my past articles on cars and the urban landscape, visit:
Clarence Siegel’s Garden Court: The Rowhouse Meets the Automobile
When Biddle Met Duesenberg
Scale in the Late Victorian Streetcar Suburb
The 36th Street Station, the main streetcar stop for the University of Pennsylvania, is strangely deserted at lunchtime. In the 1890s, the streetcars ran above ground on Woodland Avenue and Locust Street. Today’s streetcars still use the el...
A Sunny Morning with Richardson and Olmsted
The Ames Free Library in the foreground, with the Oakes Ames Memorial Hall in the background. Photo by Steven Ujifusa.
The Oakes Ames Memorial Hall in the foreground, and the Ames Free Library in the background. Photo by Steven Ujifusa....
1776 in Worland, Wyoming
Two branches of the Ujifusa family in front of our family’s farmhouse in Worland, Wyoming in 1926. My great-grandparents on are on the left-hand side, and my 12-year-old grandfather Tom is sitting on the running board of the family’s Model...
It Began With an All-Nighter, That Most Harvard of Things. It Ended with Grace.
Chief Marshal Dr. Alejandra Casillas and the Chief Marshal’s Honor Guard in Annenberg Hall.
In front of Widener Library, just before the Alumni Parade. Few people know that Widener’s streetcars built the largest structure in Harvard Yard....
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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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