England is known for its rich, royal history, and its unique blend of the ancient and the modern. Whether you’re taking a trip to London or visiting the countryside, it’s ha… Read More

Do you imagine creating a warm and inviting atmosphere in rustic homes? If you know about the latest design and remodeling trends, you’re likely aware of hand-scraped hardwood floors… Read More

Enchanting National Trust Croome A Journey Through Time and Aesthetics Where Art, Architecture, and Landscape Converge National Trust Croome HouseNestled amidst the rolling hills of Wo… Read More

The brief variation: whenever many people consider all of us history, the Northeast is actually leading of head. Oahu is the birthplace of the nation and the spot where the “” ne… Read More

WHEELING – Two stalwarts of Wheeling enterprise and trade whose affect is felt to today will take their respective locations within the Wheeling Corridor of Fame this June. Late archi… Read More

The historic county of Hampshire, renowned for its captivating coastlines, enchanting woodlands and rich cultural heritage, is a treasure trove of intriguing experiences waiting to be discov… Read More

Anyone who missed my last two posts on Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation on June 4, 1953, can find them here and here. Today’s post on the last Coronation Day reflects it as seen f… Read More

Swindon is a town in Wiltshire County, Southern England. The town has a unitary authority with borough status. In the 2021 census, the population of the town was 201,669. Swindon is the… Read More

Philadelphia, also known as Philly, is a city in Pennsylvania state of the USA. Majority of the best things to do in Philadelphia, PA concern the early history of the country. This city and… Read More

National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame Saratoga Springs The National Museum of Competing and also Hall of Popularity was founded in 1950 in Saratoga Springs, New York City, to hono… Read More

Lescort girl a Aix en provence rapide type: quand la majorité of people think about US record, ​​le nord-est est leader de cerveau. C’est le lieu de naissance du… Read More

Port Colborne, Ontario.This hall served as a Municipal Building for 118 years for the former Township of Humberstone. The original hall with its local Welland Canal stone and Palladian windo… Read More

The tangled streets of Boston helped many residents lose themselves, both figuratively and literally. But while the streets may not always lend themselves to easy navigation, few cities in… Read More

It is widely accepted that the Singapore Government uses Feng Shui in its successful path to becoming a prosperous city nation. However, there has been a debate about whether or not there wa… Read More

A truly unique city that has canals instead of streets, and water instead of traffic. Venice is the birthplace of romance and passion, the home of Casanova, folklore and fun, and a vibrant c… Read More

The White House has been a symbol of the US government, American citizens and American history. It was President Theodore Roosevelt who gave it the name, the White House. It has several othe… Read More

I can’t believe that I’ve been blogging here for eleven+ years and have not featured 1) the only house museum; 2) the only house belonging to Historic New England; and 3) the onl… Read More

The Peach state is usually thought of for its perfect weather, great food, and Southern hospitality. While each area is evolving, the cities still maintain their 19th century roots through t… Read More

Ripon is one of the oldest cities in England, it is believed that its existence dates back 1,300 years ago. Looking at its historical wonders and the heavy presence of things from the past… Read More

For much of its history Croydon, ten miles south of Central London, was in the estates of the Archbishops of Canterbury, the principal leaders of the church of England. Croydon Palace and th… Read More

Hey guys. I am back again with another interesting article on our rich architectural history. In this article, I will talk about Georgian Architecture. In one of my previous articles, I tal… Read More