The Montrose Aisle contains a monument erected by the Clan Graham to the memory of the great Marquis of Montrose. … Continue reading Lesser Known Edinburgh [Montrose Aisle, St Giles Cathedral]
This Victorian Market Hall was first erected by the Town Council in 1870. That building was, however, burnt down in … Continue reading Historical Cities-Inverness [New Market, Academy Street]
Lesser Known Toronto–Site of George Bernard’s Circus 36-42 Wellington Street East at Leader Lane On a vacant space was ground … Continue reading Lesser Known Toronto–Site of George Bernard’s Circus
Lesser Known Toronto–Women’s Schools of the 1800s Site of Pinehurst (John Street and Grange Avenue in Grange Park) Pinehurst, or … Continue reading Lesser Known Toronto–Women’s Schools of the 1800s
Oatmeal, Texas (5.6 miles southwest of Bertram on FM 243) A German family reportedly named Habermill came into the area … Continue reading Slow Travels-Oatmeal, Texas
A.H. Holloman House (421 N. 12th Street, Frederick, Oklahoma) In the Holloman home was once a collection of fossils and … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark–A.H. Holloman House and Holloman Gravel Pit (Frederick, Oklahoma)
In Oklahoma: A Guide to the Sooner State, on which this guide is based, the travel route of U.S. Highway … Continue reading Retracing A Segment of Oklahoma’s U.S. Highway 70
Leigh (10.6 miles north of U.S. 80 on FM 134 at FM 1999) Leigh, also known as Antioch, is on … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Taylor & Howard Building, Leigh, TX
Historical Cities-Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas is now available for the Amazon Kindle and will shortly be available in the iBookstore and … Continue reading Historical Cities-Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas now available
The Old San Antonio Road was, for two centuries, the main artery of travel between San Antonio and Nacogdoches. Religion … Continue reading New Release–American Trails Revisited-Texas’s Old San Antonio Road
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