Hillwood Estate Mansion and Gardens
Jonathan L visits Hillwood Estate, home of Marjorie Merriweather Post.
History
Tuned In: Alabama Historical Radio Society
The Alabama Historical Radio Society's museum was temporarily closed, but PHeymont enjoyed a visit to its workshop and library.
Heroes of the Tree Army
At Fort Clinch State Park in Florida, a rare monument honoring the young men of the Civilian Conservation Corps who built many of our parks.
Lost in Time: Abandoned Churches
Marilyn Jones shares the beauty and the unanswered questions that come with a new book looking at now disused houses of worship
Saint-Denis Basilica: France's Royal Necropolis
Just outside Paris, the ancient Gothic basilica has for over a millennium been the site of France's royal tombs.
National Museum of African American History and Culture
Jonathan L takes us on a tour of the National Museum of African American History.
Wailing Wall, Jerusalem
Judy Barford recalls a visit to this historical and deeply religious site.
Sun Studio, Memphis: Where Legends Were Made
While in Memphis, Samantha and her husband toured Sun Studio. No matter what type of music you like, you will appreciate the history of this studio.
Farmville, Virginia: Civil War to Civil Rights
George G takes us on a walk through a colorful and historic town.
Montmartre Museum: Atelier and Village
In Paris, PHeymont visits a museum that is as much about its neighborhood as it is about the artists who made the neighborhood famous.
Museum of Flight: the Big Ones
Finishing his visit at the Museum of Flight, PHeymont enjoys an afternoon close up with some really big planes.
Underground Seattle: Comedy and History
PHeymont enjoyed a tour of Underground Seattle, as much for the comedy patter of the guides as for the scene itself.
The Columbus Museum, Georgia
PHeymont visits a museum that is almost a perfect illustration at what a smaller regional museum can bring to the table.
Vulcan: a Civic Hero's Hard Life
Birmingham's huge Vulcan statue is a civic centerpiece—but it hasn't always been so!
Rotterdam apologizes for its slavery role
Rotterdam follows Amsterdam for centuries-long participation and profit in the slave trade and in slavery in Dutch colonies.