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How come nobody goes to National Parks now?
Why aren’t more people visiting National Parks in the USA? The Economist claims to have answers about why “Americans plainly think it is a good idea to live near national parks, but they a… more →
A Student of History
Daily Dose ~ School Bell
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Prado Entrance - Coral Gables
miamism wrote 1 month ago: Posted via web from Ines yet again … more →
Stones & Bones & History
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novascotialocal wrote 1 month ago: In ocean cave still safe with thee the germ of immortality and calm and peaceful is my sleep rocked … more →
Best Places to Live
careerping wrote 1 month ago: The review of Papillion, Nebraska just southwest of Omaha is such a great place to live that it make … more →
Pretty Pictures at Chatham
M wrote 2 months ago: Chatham Flowers Last week I toured a historic house (and its grounds) in Fredericksburg, VA. While i … more →
Coral Gables Historic Alhambra Entrance
miamism wrote 2 months ago: Posted via web from Ines yet again … more →
Saint Anne Church
renz15 wrote 2 months ago: Saint Anne Church in Taguig City This 400 year old church was a survivor of war and calamities but s … more →
Church in the Gardens Headed for Landmark Status
Newsroom wrote 2 months ago: The Church c. 1930 (Church in the Gardens website photo) The Church in the Gardens [50 Ascan Avenue] … more →
History of Maastricht
M'tricht wrote 2 months ago: Photo gallery of Maastricht History via History of Maastricht | Mtricht.com. … more →
An afternoon in Colonial Maryland
photograd wrote 3 months ago: Saturday, Sept. 12, 2009 Point Lookout State Park Scotland, MD and Historic Saint Mary’s City … more →
A glimpse of War in the Valley
photograd wrote 3 months ago: Saturday, Sept. 5, 2009 Shenandoah Valley Battlefields National Historic District New Market Battlef … more →
A Visit To Blackstock "Slave" Cemetery - Fort Mill, SC
smirkdirk wrote 3 months ago: The last few days I caught a summer cold and have been sicker than I’ve been in a two or three … more →
My First Blogiversary!
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jakshaw wrote 3 months ago: Everyday Eclecticism turns one today! Blogging has been a wonderful experience. I’ve met new … more →
Athens, the city of history and of the gods
feel4alex wrote 4 months ago: Athens, the city with the most glorious history in the world, a city venerated by gods and people, a … more →
Day 3: The end of a war and beginning of a nation
photograd wrote 4 months ago: Sunday, Aug. 2, 2009 American’s Historic Triangle Yorktown Victory Center and Yorktown Battlefield Y … more →
Day 2: In the midst of a revolt
photograd wrote 4 months ago: Saturday, Aug. 1, 2009 American’s Historic Triangle Colonial Williamsburg Williamsburg, VA We went t … more →
Day 1: In the beginning...
photograd wrote 4 months ago: Friday, July 31, 2009 American’s Historic Triangle Jamestown Settlement and Historic Jamestowne Jame … more →
Nantucket Part 5
gatorpreservationist wrote 5 months ago: Thursday, Day 11, included a lecture on authenticity, one of my least favorite topics because it … more →
kate's place
RSG wrote 5 months ago: On Sunday I finally got myself along to the Katherine Mansfield birthplace. I’ve lived a matt … more →
