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Key West and the House Hemingway Wrote

Passage to the beach at sunrise- Key West, USA

Key West conjures up images of nautical adventures. When we think of Ernest Hemingway, our minds immediately are transported to the literary classics such as “The Old Man and the… Continue reading Key West and the House Hemingway Wrote

The Mysteries of Hearst Castle

Once upon a time, there was a man named William Randolph Hearst. He was a famous American newspaper publisher and business tycoon. He lived in a castle on a hill… Continue reading The Mysteries of Hearst Castle

Armour-Stiner House Reemerges

The Armour-Stiner house set its mark as an architectural landmark. Year after year, the Lombardi family were visited by strangers wanting to see their house. It seems that an eight-sided… Continue reading Armour-Stiner House Reemerges

Los Angeles Celebrates the Return of the Pup

Who says you can’t teach an ‘old dog’ new tricks! Thanks to the 1933 Group, the iconic Los Angeles Tail O’ the Pup will be coming back into service very… Continue reading Los Angeles Celebrates the Return of the Pup

Yugoslavia and the Lost Art of Socialist Architecture

When the iron curtain descended on Eastern Europe after World War II, the citizens of Yugoslavia found themselves suffering from the aftermath of global combat and yearning for the promised… Continue reading Yugoslavia and the Lost Art of Socialist Architecture

Key West and the House Hemingway Wrote

The Mysteries of Hearst Castle

Armour-Stiner House Reemerges

Los Angeles Celebrates the Return of the Pup

Yugoslavia and the Lost Art of Socialist Architecture

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