The SS United States
The SS United States, nicknamed “The Big U”, isn’t just any passenger liner. At a length of 990 feet, with 12 decks and 101-feet wide,…
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The Philadelphia Masonic Temple, Library, and Museum
Philadephia is an architecture lover’s delight: from Horace Trumbauer’s more classical Greek stylings of the Philadelphia Museum of Art or the Free Library of Philadelphia’s…
The Abandoned Richmond Generating Station
Built in 1915 and opened in 1925, Richmond Generating Station is a neoclassical cathedral to the might of industry. The vaulted, crumbling roof of the…
Mood Boosting Playlist
Sometimes, all you need is the open road and a good playlist. The next time you are headed out on a road trip, try a…
Route 1 Musicians: Master Playlist!
There are hundreds of musicians and venues along Route 1. We have started making a master playlist of music for your next road trip. If…
From Street Dog to Soul Dog: Indigo’s Story
Sometimes, animal rescuers have a gut instinct about a dog they are meant to help. That was the case with a stray dog who was…
Sign of the Month for February, 2022 from St Augustine FL
As if your COVID prison wasn’t enough, here’s a reminder of the Old Jail tourist destination in St Augustine. The sign was photographed by John…
Larry Doby, a Number 2 from Route One – Camden, SC
What is it about being number two? Those who finish second are sometimes referred to as losers, even though they may have finished better than…
The Somerville Theatre – Somerville, MA
The 1,100 seat Somerville Theatre originally opened on May 11, 1914 in Somerville, Massachusetts. The architecture firm of Funk and Wilcox, who also designed the…
Loew’s Canal Theatre – New York, NY
The Loew’s Canal Theatre opened on September 8, 1927 in the Lower East Side neighborhood of New York City. The Loew’s Corporation contracted Thomas…