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Thought for the Day, Gilding the Lily, the Wild Frontier, the Wrong Demographic1 comment

sandycraig2013 wrote 1 month ago: Monday 4 March – Caledonian Road & Barnsbury (Square B6), Camden Road (B5), Camden Town (B5)   A … more →

Tags: London Underground, Forest Hill, Albion Millennium Green, The Tube, Caledonian Road, Camden, Camden Road, Cardinal O'Brien, Leonard Villa

A Visit to Arlington House

edabney wrote 1 month ago: Recently a friend and I visited Arlington House. I will not retell the history of the Arlington esta … more →

Tags: Civil War, George Washington, George Washington Parke Custis, interpretation, Mary Custis Lee, Memorial, Memory, Robert E. Lee, Selina Gray

Arlington House Margate,

Debbie wrote 1 month ago: This Photo was a Error taken in the dark of Arlington House in Margate but i think it looks quirky a … more →

Tags: Photography, photos, Seaside, Margate, kent, Night Sky

Deirdre O'Callahan

alisonoreilly2 wrote 1 month ago: It was while looking for photography exhibitions in London that I stumbled across Deirdre O’Callahan … more →

Tags: under the spotlight, Deidree O'Callahan, Hide the can, Ireland, Alcoholics, Lord Rowton, Labourers, Co. Clare, Celtic Tiger

Amanda&Robby ~ Engaged! (sneak peek)2 comments

Olive Yew Photography wrote 2 months ago:   … more →

Tags: engagement, Photographer, engagement, e-session, Photography, engaged, Birmingham, bham, amanda&robby

Arlington House11 comments

thehistorytourist wrote 2 months ago: The first thing you’ll notice about Arlington National Cemetery is that it occupies the side o … more →

Tags: Virginia, Arlington National Cemetery, Custis-Lee Mansion, montgomery meigs, Robert E. Lee

JFK to Ai Wei Wei

arkntina wrote 2 months ago: Heading into a brisk morning headwind on a bright-n-sunny day, we began an 8-mile circuit hike at th … more →

Tags: USA Virginia, USA Washington DC, Ai Wei Wei, Arlington National Cemetery, Art, Art Museum, cemetery, Einstein Memorial, eternal flame

Arlington National Cemetery - Various Views

frogsview wrote 4 months ago: It was a sunny, cool morning at Arlington National Cemetery. We went and saw the Kennedy grave, saw … more →

Tags: Washington, DC: 2, Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington Cemetery, Kennedy Grave, marshall grave, tomb of the unknown soldiers, Changing of the Guard, wreath laying at tomb of the unknown soldiers

Old Post Office Pavilion Plus Clock Tower Views4 comments

frogsview wrote 5 months ago: Here are views of the Old Post Office Pavilion in Washington, DC. Plus I took the elevator to the 12 … more →

Tags: Washington, DC: 2, White House, DC, Virginia, Washington Monument, U.S. Capitol building, old post office pavilion, old post office clock tower

'For the sake of art I will mix with the ordinary people': art lovers and Kinks fans congregate at Konk Studios for its first ever art show

bashfulbadger wrote 5 months ago: ‘Underneath the neon sign’: well, actually, round the corner from it. The famous blue ne … more →

Tags: Blog, dave davies, Fashion, film, Kinks, Music, alma, Art, Badger

The Margate collection10 comments

mikeosbornphoto wrote 8 months ago: A gallery of photographs from my recent trip to the English seaside town of Margate. They capture a … more →

Tags: All posts, Architecture 2, Great Britain, Margate, monochrome, People, The Collections, The FINER details!, Architecture

Seaside sadness10 comments

mikeosbornphoto wrote 8 months ago: Britain’s seaside towns have a reputation of being tired, neglected and lacking in charm … more →

Tags: All posts, Architecture 2, monochrome, Great Britain, Margate, Photography, Architecture, Travel, kent

Experience 2 of 52: Arlington National Cemetery

Paul wrote 11 months ago: We’d often said that we should visit the historic Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia … more →

Tags: Historical Site, Arlington National Cemetery, USS Maine Memorial, Robert E. Lee

Friday Fantasies (Memorial Edition)

henriettahobsonrichardson wrote 11 months ago: Happy Friday readers! In anticipation of the upcoming long weekend and Memorial Day holiday (or the … more →

Tags: friday fantasies, Architecture, Historic Preservation, Photography, History, Buildings, historic architecture, national park service, Culture

To Die For

cyn1020 wrote 1 year ago: The national observance of Memorial Day is held every year at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arl … more →

Tags: Holiday, Arlington National Cemetery, MEMORIAL DAY, John A. Logan, Robert E. Lee, Civil War, 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment, American Civil War, marine band

Traveler's Tales: House Touring1 comment

michelle wrote 1 year ago: We’ve always enjoyed the scene in A&E’s Pride and Prejudice where Elizabeth Bennett … more →

Tags: TRAVELER'S TALES, writing life, slaves, A&E Pride and Prejudice, elizabeth bennett, Mr. Darcy, The White House, Jackson's Hermitage, Paul Revere's House

we've got one last cherry blossom post!2 comments

mollythompson wrote 1 year ago: Yes….another cherry blossom post!  I couldn’t resist.  They are too beautiful – an … more →

Tags: About us, Travel, washington dc, cherry blossoms, Arlington Cemetery, JFK

Arlington National Cemetery1 comment

Michael Hawkins wrote 1 year ago: I don’t have a good reason for making this post other than that I saw something I found intere … more →

Tags: History, George Washington Custis Lee, Arlington National Cemetery, History Channel

Visits to Three US Presidents in One Day!

Linda in Lancaster wrote 1 year ago: Yes, we did. We visited three different United States Presidents’ Grave sites for Christmas, 2 … more →

Tags: Biography, Cemeteries, Graveyards, headstone, 16th Presdient, 27th President, 35th President, Arlington National Cemetery, eternal flame


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