Then and Now – Steinert Hall – Boston, MA
Steinert Hall is a historic concert hall in Boston, Massachusetts. It was built in 1896, under the M. Steinert and Sons piano store, as a…
Steinert Hall is a historic concert hall in Boston, Massachusetts. It was built in 1896, under the M. Steinert and Sons piano store, as a…
Erected in 1825 at the end of Key Biscayne Island, the lighthouse is surrounded by the Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and marks the…
The Empire Garden restaurant in Boston was once the Globe Theatre, a movie theater built in 1903. Architect Arthur Vinal designed it in the French…
From oatmeal to lobster rolls, if it’s a Mainer’s meal, it’s on the menu at The New Friendly Restaurant on Route 1 in Perry, Maine.…
A locally owned treasure, WQDY is a radio station that has operated since July 4, 1959. Located right on US Route 1, you can look…
The White Birch Exchange is right on Main Street (US Route 1), Calais. Owned by Bruce Novac, this beautiful store has treasures for everyone. Bruce’s…
The Whitney Museum of American Art was founded in 1930 by Gertrude Whitney, a sculptor and art collector, when her donation of over 500 artworks…
“Friends are like lighthouses with the sources of light coming from their hearts” – Tom Baker Perched atop a sixty foot high bluff overlooking the…
Submarine Becuna is moored at Penn’s Landing in Philadelphia and like the Cruiser Olympia is a part of the Independence Seaport Museum open to the…
Today this is an active lighthouse on Anastasia Island and is St Augustine’s oldest surviving brick structure. In its history it went back and forth…
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