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The Treasures of the Père Lachaise Cemetery Part II
Exploring Paris’s cemeteries–(Montmartre, Montparnasse, Passy, Père Lachaise, and Picpus)–can be a rewarding task. Artists, statesmen, and industrialists
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The Treasures of the Père Lachaise Cemetery: Part I
Exploring Paris’s cemeteries–(Montmartre, Montparnasse, Passy, Père Lachaise, and Picpus)–can be a rewarding task. Artists, statesmen, and industrialists
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The Bombing of 23 Wall Street
23 Wall Street, the Morgan Guaranty Company Building and J.P. Morgan Bank headquarters, circa 1914. Photo via Library of
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Architecture Spotlight: Levi’s Plaza, An Urban Version of the “Sierras”
In 1982, the Haas family (heirs to Levi Strauss) were looking to build a new corporate campus for the Levi
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Before Hollywood There was Fort Lee: A Look at the Early Film Industry
Before Hollywood, the film industry was centered in New Jersey and New York. Thomas Edison invented many early film technologies
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The Treasures of the Montmartre Cemetery
Exploring Paris’s cemeteries–(Montmartre, Montparnasse, Passy, Père Lachaise, and Picpus)–can be a rewarding task. Artists, statesmen, and industrialists
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The Casualties of War: The Hotel Belvedere in Dubrovnik, Croatia
In the lobby of our hostel within the walls of old Dubronik, we sat with new friends over wine. One
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Architecture Spotlight: Classical Elegance with a French Twist
111 Sutter Street, or the Hunter Dulin Building, is a terra-cotta clad building modeled on a French château. This
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IN PICTURES: The Cloisters, a Medieval Museum on the Hill
When I want to take a quick breather from the relentlessness of New York City, I seek out places that
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Then & Now: The Isidor and Ida Straus House
Isidor Straus was a German-Jewish immigrant who arrived in New York City after the Civil War. After working in
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Architecture Spotlight: Art Deco’s Mayan Revival
450 Sutter Street is San Francisco’s monument to the Mayan Revival branch of Art Deco. Art Deco draws on
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The New York City that Never Was Part V: The New York Public Library
This is the fifth installment of the series, the New York City that Never Was (Part I: Buildings, Part II: