History

DrFumblefinger visits one of Charleston's oldest churches, of unusual circular design. The grounds contains one of the oldest cemeteries in the region.

A fight is brewing between fishmongers and preservationists on one side and the city's real-estate arm over the future of the historic market.

Ian Cook shares some great classic train photos and the story of the Alnwick-Almouth line, recently reopened!

A stark plaque reminds visitors and residents in Marseille's bustling and popular Old Port that it also has a history of tragedy.

A London pub takes pride in its historic neighborhood and in its award-winning collection of ales.

PHeymont finds the Brooklyn Historical Society as interesting from outside as from inside.

When oil was first discovered in East Texas, it changed life for everyone. Marilyn Jones takes us to see what the Oil Boom looked like.

A statue of mountain man, Kit Carson, is found outside the government buildings in the state capital which bears his name.

DrFumblefinger was visiting the beautiful Frari Church in Venice. The church is well know for its fabulous collection of art.

Near Santiago, Cuba, PHeymont visits a famous shrine and hears an intriguing story of its origin.

DrFumblefinger visits this tribute to the suffrage movement, which in Canada was spear-headed in Manitoba. Nellie McClung was an important figure in helping Canadian women gain voting rights.

In Turkey, Marilyn Jones invites us to join a long line of visitors to a place where Aristotle and Christian apostles visited as well.