United States

A short history of Baltimore rowhouses, including a gallery of row house pictures. Baltimore has more rowhouses than any other city in the US. From grand, elaborate homes for... keep reading →

Sedona is a beautiful city in the north central part of Arizona. Its main attraction is the red sandstone hills amongst which it nestles. It is not a big city but has... keep reading →

When visiting Seattle and the great Pacific Northwest it’s hard not to notice the Space Needle. Completed in 1962 for the World’s Fair the Space Needle rises 605 above... keep reading →

Michigan is the place that I call home.The state is a perfect mix of sun, sand, woods and water full of beautiful and natural attractions. Over 10 million people live within... keep reading →

California is one of the most visited States in United States of America. It is absolutely beautiful. It’s large and has a lot to offer from food to business boom to its... keep reading →

Overburdened wagon trains lined the border between Kansas and Indian Territory on a warm spring day in April 1889. Excitement coursed through the crowd as they waited in... keep reading →

Many towns have foreign names, many bear the names of Indians and Indian tribes, and some are named for their founders. Whatever the names, I believe the establishment and... keep reading →

Did you know that in New York City, more than 26,000 people live in each square mile? Or that the island of Manhattan was purchased from Native Americans for about $24? In... keep reading →

Collect a treasure chest of gold, pink, and amber jewels to remember your trip to the islands. keep reading →

Introduction. Williamsburg was the capital of the Virginia colony and State of Virginia from 1699 until 1780. It replaced Jamestown which had an ephemeral and unstable... keep reading →