By the 1960s, front porches had just about disappeared in the upcoming housing boom. Only a few Americans missed this space until the late 1980s and 1990s and let’s remember the recent pandemic.

How the quintessential element of U.S. domestic architecture went from social hub to suburban relic—and back again. A photo of a family on a front porch on an Arkansas delta plantation, taken by ...

SHERIDAN — Front porches are as American as apple pie, and the history of the American front porch is in some ways the history of the American people as well.

Among the 54 exhibitors, you’ll find three Mississippi locales at the American pavilion in the event known in the field as ...

The American front porch, whether modest, spacious or elegant, was a staple of our Golden Age.

The American front porch is a slice of heaven. You are fortunate if the homes in your neighborhood have this sure path to community intimacy and friendship. In "Home Sweet Home: American Domestic ...