Mission Carmel, California
A quiet church now, in a quiet community, Carmel was once the center of California's Spanish mission system.
A quiet church now, in a quiet community, Carmel was once the center of California's Spanish mission system.
Our images of California's Gold Rush and the industry that followed it miss most of the tough truth and fascinating history
Anxious for visitors, an Italian island has built a summer of activities around its most famous 19th century visitor.
The Golden Coach, whose pro-colonial artwork and depiction of slavery have brought controversy will feature in a new museum exhibition.
A Mississippi house full of history now serves as both a bed and breakfast and a museum.
Jonathan L travels back to the 60's at the Museum at Bethel Woods
PHeymont enjoys a historic walking tour of the Presidio area in Santa Barbara, a town devoted to adobe and red barrel tiles.
In Europe, a controversy may be settled: Not what he did, but where he came from.
On a viaduct that once saw hundreds of trains a day, Philadelphia has made a quarter-mile down payment on a three-mile linear park.
The Rijksmuseum has a new exhibition that links Dutch society to the role slavery played in its development and wealth through a series of individual stories.
Garry checks out his local history around Liverpool.
The Way is a movie about the pilgrimage along the Camino de Santiago in Spain. Samantha really loved the scenery but also found it a very moving film.
Cardiff Castle's eclectic appearance is no surprise: it's the work of nearly 2,000 years of construction!
Join Marilyn for a quiet day in a village known both for its history and its peaceful beauty
At the edge of San Luis Obispo, California, PHeymont found the remains of Motel Inn, a highway pioneer, meant to be the first of a chain.