Kaiser Wilhelm's Railroad Station, Potsdam
A special railway station built for Kaiser Wilhelm II near his suburban palace survives today as a railroad training school.
A special railway station built for Kaiser Wilhelm II near his suburban palace survives today as a railroad training school.
George G visits a historically important African-American neighborhood and its art and history
Before air-conditioning, the hand-held fan had a place in high society and art. PHeymont visits a collection at the Alcazar of Seville
The Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe provokes many reactions and interpretations, but ignoring it is impossible
Jayita shares her visits to several important temple complexes and her impressive images
Edison built this New Jersey facility for his most important invention: industrialized Research and Development
Samantha shares pictures of the William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum, dedicated to the 42nd President of the United States.
Gumbo was visiting the main cathedral in downtown San Jose. It is more than 150 years old and one of its proudest moments was when Pope John Paul II held a mass here in 1983.
With work underway on replacing the spire, the reconstruction of Notre Dame moves to a new phase
A 12-room upscale lodging in Greenwich Village is on the market
DrFumblefinger was surprised to see a collection of stones around the base of the famous General's statue, outside of the Casa Rosada.
Samantha explores the life, assassination and legacy of John F. Kennedy through the many exhibits at the Sixth Floor Museum in Dallas Texas.
A 19th-century home, lived in by one family, with few changes, for nearly a hundred years, gives us a view into upper middle-class life in New York City.
A little-known memorial in New Orleans is a stark reminder of the ordeals of slavery and how little its victims are honored
Stephanie visits the home of Joseph Priestley House, a minister and Renaissance man whose interests in science lead to his discovery of oxygen.