This is a collection of “errogant” people, those who are completely wrong but totally certain about it. Some of these are fairly excusable, while others bring shame to…
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The American diner was more than just a place to grab a bite or a cup of coffee—it was a cultural institution. Much like how malls in the…
When most people think of the Wild West, their minds immediately go to the movies and TV shows that have mythologized the era—gunslingers dueling at high noon, outlaws…
Prohibition, spanning from 1920 to 1933, was one of the most tumultuous and bizarre chapters in American history. It was an era defined by secret speakeasies, daring bootleggers,…
For any of you who have been reading The Scroller, we’re absolutely obsessed with time. And particularly, the passage of time. I was born in the early 80s,…
Growing up, Kmart was more than just a store—it was a destination. Wandering through its aisles, I’d marvel at the seemingly endless rows of toys, clothes, and those…
Fred Rogers, affectionately known as Mr. Rogers, was a gentle force of kindness who shaped generations with his compassionate words and thoughtful lessons on Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood. For…
It’s hard to ignore how much everything is changing all around us all of the time. We recently published the article Photos Showing How Places Have Changed Over…
There’s a special kind of charm in looking back at the 1980s—an era where simplicity ruled, and technology had a tactile, almost magical feel. These everyday items weren’t…
Growing up in the 1970s was an experience like no other. It was a time of freedom, creativity, and simpler pleasures that many of us look back on…