Frank Lloyd Wright UNESCO Sites: a Global Treasure of 20th Century Architecture
How influential was Frank Lloyd Wright? UNESCO inscribed eight of his sites to the World Heritage List. See why his work is worthy of this global recognition.
Exploring the past through travel to understand the present.
How influential was Frank Lloyd Wright? UNESCO inscribed eight of his sites to the World Heritage List. See why his work is worthy of this global recognition.
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Ridgeland, Mississippi, is more than Southern Charm. It’s a wonderful place that will enlighten and educate.
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Take a tour of Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana.
Step into what had once been a melting pot and a trading post on the old Mexican border.
There are 24 United States UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Learn about each one and be inspired to visit by travel writers who have been there.
Visiting the devastating Manzanar War Relocation Center, a Japanese internment camp from World War II.
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On May 17, 1954, the Supreme Court of the United States of America declared that separate but equal was not. Monroe Elementary School had been one of four segregated sites …