The Arnold Fortune: How Whale Money Bought Trees on Boston’s Emerald Necklace
If I was a berry-eating robin, I’d be tempted to live at the Arnold Arboretum year-round. Snow storms be damned! Bird food is abundant in…
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Then and Now – E.M. Loew’s Center Theatre – Pawtucket, Rhode Island
The Scenic Theatre, later renamed the E.M. Loew’s Capitol Theatre, originally opened in Pawtucket, Rhode Island on June 7, 1926. The inaugural production at the…
Then and Now – The Globe Theatre – Pawtucket, Rhode Island
The Globe Theatre, located in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, had its doors open prior to 1913. It primarily featured vaudeville acts and silent films. At one…
Bongoland Ruins. Florida
Known today as Sugar Mill Gardens, this twelve acres of flowering trees and native flora has a storied history. Bongoland was a short-lived theme park…
Valiant Air Command Warbird Museum Cocoa Beach
With close to fifty historic combat aircraft this collection is one of the largest on the east coast. Valiant Air Command Warbird Museum, which was…
From Farmland to Catholic School: The History of Most Blessed Sacrament
The parish for Most Blessed Sacrament, a former Catholic church located at 56th and Chester Streets in West Philadelphia, was founded in 1901, but the…
Florida Surf Museum Cocoa Beach
A vintage collection of surfboards and artifacts related to Florida surfing. Nice history of surfboards and trends like neon wetsuits, paddling gloves, and clothing. Back…
7 Amazing Pickleball Courts on Route 1 in New York
There are many Pickleball Courts in New York, and especially in New York City. Here are 7 of them that are on and along Route…
Preserving a Vanishing Art: Beyer Studio’s Stained Glass Windows
One of the most frequent things viewers of my photos of abandoned or endangered churches lament on is the fate of the stained glass. There…
Bakers Cay Resort, Key Largo
It was only an hour and 45 minute drive from Fort Lauderdale. Total first class resort bordered by the Florida Bay and Everglades National Park…