Amelia Earhart took to the skies in 1921 ... Amy and Edwin. Along with her younger sister, Muriel, born in 1899, the family often moved because of Edwin's work as a lawyer for the Rock Island ...

Dozens, if not hundreds, of questions come to mind at the mention of Amelia Earhart’s name. What happened to her plane ... Earhart’s surviving family — who are being consulted by the ...

Every Boilermaker is familiar with the legacy of Amelia Earhart. However, the stories of other pioneering women at Purdue University deserve equal recognition for their monumental contributions. In ...

Betty Klenck, a teenager in St. Petersburg, Florida, was cruising the dial on her family’s shortwave set and was startled by a voice saying, “This is Amelia Earhart. Help me!” Sitting alone ...

One of America’s most interesting characters, Amelia Earhart, still captivates the world eighty-eight years after her ...

Amelia Earhart and her long-lost plane were last seen when they took off from Papua New Guinea in 1937 Abigail Adams is a Human Interest Writer and Reporter for PEOPLE. She has been working in ...

George Putnam recognized that the growing collection of Amelia Earhart's trophies called for a more suitable storage solution. He commissioned a stunning trophy chest from the renowned woodworking ...

Addie Grimes was killed when a boulder dislodged and hit her on March 29 near the Diamond Peak Ski Resort lodge.