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Bayou Bend – Museum of Fine Arts – Houston, Texas

Bayou Bend – Museum of Fine Arts – Houston, Texas - Bayou Bend is housed in what used to be the home of I. Hogg, a Houston area art collector and humanitarian. Bayou Bend is now Houston's Museum of Fine Arts collection illustrating some of the ... Read More >

Airth Castle Hotel and Resort of Scotland

The Falkirk region of Scotland is home to Airth Castle. What was once merely another of Scotland's many castles is now a five-star luxury resort hotel with 125 rooms. Airth Castle Resort and Hotel has all of the amenities that a visitor would expect, ... Read More >

A Brief History of Silbury Hill

It is unknown what its purpose or meaning may have been to the Neolithic peoples who built this mound, but Silbury Hill remains a most intriguing monument in all of Europe. The mound is the largest prehistoric mound made by man in the region. While ... Read More >

A Brief History of Hollywood’s Runyon Canyon

Originally known as No Man's Canyon, this gorge is situated over Franklin and Fuller Avenues, extending to the north up to Mulholland Drive. Local tribes, the Gabrielinos and the Tongvas, are thought to have utilized this canyon and the surrounding ... Read More >

Fort Davis Military Post – Fort Davis, Texas

Historical military posts can be a neat place to visit. Not only are the surroundings usually beautiful, but there are always stories. Fort Davis was a major player in the Southwest's history. From the mid-1800s to nearly the end of the century, this ... Read More >

Experience the History of the Algarve

Many historically significant places are visited every year by tourists who'd like to see how life once was. Locals usually have explored sufficiently, or because they have grown up with the site in their back yard, it doesn't seem to draw the same ... Read More >

The Berkeley City Club in Berkeley, California

When you visit the Berkeley City Club, you'll appreciate the members-only feel. While it is now a premiere event venue, the social club is still for members only – but, that doesn't mean you can't enjoy a stay at this historic hotel, have an elegant ... Read More >

Hotel DuPont of Wilmington, Delaware

Alfred DuPont not only spared no expense in the building of his family home, he also built one of America's most extravagant hotels. Wilmington welcomed this testimony to the Gilded Age of America in January of 1913. In the hotel's first week of ... Read More >

Grano de Oro Hotel in San Jose, Costa Rica

When you think Costa Rica, you probably envision lush, verdant green as far as the eye can see, and tropical breezes dancing on your skin – and you wouldn't be far from reality. The Grano de Oro Hotel of San Jose offers the ambiance of a ... Read More >