Shakespeare the Travel Writer Part I: Bermuda and the Tempest
September 30, 2015
William Shakespeare has been subject to academic study enough times to rival the number of performances of the Bardโs plays. ย Still, there is an aspect of the playwright not often explored, that of travel writer....
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Lake Erie: The War of 1812 and the First Post WWII Graduating Class of 1945
September 2, 2015
The War of 1812 cast the young United States back into conflict with England. ย For the little frontier town of Erie, Pennsylvania, with the small, protected harbor, the war was a step into history as...
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Restaurants Preserve Flagstaff History
July 15, 2015
A single historic structure preserved with integrity can revitalize a business district, benefiting the entire community. ย In Flagstaff, Arizona entrepreneur restaurateurs teamed with a local artist to bring South San Francisco Street back to life....
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Northern Utah Gems: The Golden Spike and the Spiral Jetty
July 8, 2015
On May 10, 1869, the great race to lay railroad track across the American territory came to a climatic finish at Promontory Point in Northern Utah. ย The goal of the owners of the Union Pacific...
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