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The Treasures of the Picpus Cemetery
The Picpus Cemetery is the largest private cemetery in Paris. The land was first used as a cemetery (noblemen who
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Architecture Spotlight: The Beach Chalet
Designed by architect Willis Polk, the Beach Chalet has served as a gathering spot on Ocean Beach for most of
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Catch the Cherry Blossoms at Brooklyn Botanic Garden
There’s a term in Japanese called hanami, which means “enjoying the beauty of flowers.” And last weekend at the
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A Tale of the Lost Beekman Mansion
Stripped to the waist in the hot sun of an August afternoon in 1846 the young journalist and poet Edgar
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Architecture in Israel: A Search for Identity, Part 1
Fourteen years have passed since I was last in Israel and my memories of the country’s architecture are fleeting
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A Stained Glass Reading Room at the Jefferson Market Library
The Jefferson Market Branch of the New York Public Library is one of the most spectacular branch libraries in New
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Just the Gritty: Fort Funston Views
For those of you that don’t know, I was hit by a car about 4 months ago. This means
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A Tale of the Titanic: In Their Death They Were Not Divided
When the White Star Liner RMS Titanic struck an iceberg on a starlit evening in the North Atlantic Isidor Straus
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After the Final Curtain: RKO Keith’s Theatre
Image from After The Final Curtain Welcome back to After the Final Curtain, featuring the photography and writing of Matt
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In the fields of Russia’s forgotten capital: Veliky Novgorod
Volkhov River, Krelim & St Sophia in Veliky Novgorod Our present day image of Russia is largely colored by its
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New York’s ‘Temple of Power’: the 59th Street Powerstation
Standing on the shore of the Hudson River it seems to declare, “Industry! “Ambition!” It is a majestic symbol of
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Old World in the New World: Santa Fe’s Architectural Legacy, Part 3
Part three of our series looking at the architecture of Santa Fe. In 1846, the United States Army claimed all