Built in 1660s as a merchant’s home, possibly using wood from Mayflower, it was torn down in 1970s and reassembled in 1992
Wall-to-Wall Beauty in Paducah, Kentucky
Marilyn Jones visits one of America’s UNESCO Creative Cities and admires its artwork
Built in 1660s as a merchant’s home, possibly using wood from Mayflower, it was torn down in 1970s and reassembled in 1992
Marilyn Jones visits one of America’s UNESCO Creative Cities and admires its artwork
DrFumblefinger comes across a historic grain elevator in a small town in southeastern B.C., just north of the Idaho border
Even before film, there were moving pictures, whirling to create the illusion of motion. Here’s a modern example, video included
A popular Dutch folk singer is honored by this posthumous statue in a popular South Amsterdam neighborhood.
Even before film, there were moving pictures, whirling to create the illusion of motion. Here’s a modern example, video included
Paul Heymont shares birds-eye views of the Catalan city from its Columbus Tower and Sagrada Familia
A former New Jersey school bus has emigrated to a new career as a food truck in Germany