Presidential love letters. Woodrow Wilson was the 28th President of the United States, a noted scholar, and the man who led America through the First World War. He was also a prolific love letter ...

His love letters aren't sappy, but they do reflect his honest love for Emma and the genuine excitement he felt at his impending nuptials. “How I do hope you shall be happy as I know I shall be ...

Curator Sahr Conway-Lanz, a manuscript historian, chose letters written by President Woodrow Wilson to the widow Edith Bolling Galt. Wilson had fallen in love with Galt a year after the death of ...

Visitors to the Waukegan History Museum’s new exhibit, “Sweetheart Mine: World War I Love Letters,” can see copies of letters by Dyer and another man, Homer Walston Dahringer, who served in ...

Love letters usually focus on positive feelings, but Zelda Fitzgerald wasn't a usual kind of person. This note to F. Scott has just as much misanthropy as anything else: "How inanimate I am when ...

The love letter can offer a glimpse of duty as well as passion. Henry VIII married his sixth wife, Catherine Parr, on 12 July 1543 at Hampton Court Palace.

A series of love letters revealing a passionate and clandestine romance between Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger and American actress and original Hair cast-member Marsha Hunt (pictured) will ...

Her love letters along with the mundane and not so mundane details of life during wartime are now a treasured set of family memories and part of Scituate’s history.

His love letters aren't sappy, but they do reflect his honest love for Emma and the genuine excitement he felt at his impending nuptials. “How I do hope you shall be happy as I know I shall be ...