Month: July 2021
The Wild Center
There is usually only misery that comes from living through a bad ice storm. That was partly the case with such a storm that hit…
The Other End of the Hudson
You may recall that the Hudson River terminates in New York City. Most of us wouldn’t think that swimming in the Hudson would be too…
Reading the Water
Lindsey’s job is to “read” the water. It’s an ever-changing task and her ability to read those waters correctly has a big impact on those…
Reviving Small Town Theatres
Many small towns lost their old theatres and opera houses over the years. It some cases they were torn down, sometimes they were converted into…
Paradise Center – Faribault
A theatre with a Moroccan-style courtyard may seem out of place in southern Minnesota, but this town has not only found a way to keep…
A Strange Log Cabin
We’ve all seen a log cabin. Such structures were the norm for many Americans early in the country’s history. But did you ever see a…
Missouri’s Oldest Town
When these French Catholics learned that the British Protestants had taken over, they weren’t pleased. It may be the reason this city still exists today…
The Stage Door Canteen
Imagine a chance to get to hear one of the biggest bands of the day and dance with movie starlets. It was a dream come…
The $25 Per Month Home Mortgage
As time passes there are fewer Americans that can recall the life on the homefront during the years of World War II. So a trip…
The Music of the Civil War
Many museums cover the history of the Civil War, but few cover this specific topic within that war. That doesn’t mean its not important –…