The New York Times – Travel:
He built a California fast-food chain, opened a McDonald’s museum and restored a historic town on Route 66, a road for which he harbored a special interest.
Category: Historic Buildings and Sites
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8 Places Across the U.S. to Learn About African American History
The New York Times – Travel:
Over the years, many important African American landmarks have disappeared or fallen into disrepair. An effort to restore them promises a fuller understanding of American history as a whole.
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8 Places Across the U.S. to Learn About African American History
The New York Times – Travel:
Over the years, many important African American landmarks have disappeared or fallen into disrepair. An effort to restore them promises a fuller understanding of American history as a whole.
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When the Ghost of the Chelsea Hotel Is You
The New York Times – Travel:
A writer tries to adjust to the sleek new revamp of her haunted childhood home.
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When the Ghost of the Chelsea Hotel Is You
The New York Times – Travel:
A writer tries to adjust to the sleek new revamp of her haunted childhood home.
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On Gay Street, Another Piece of NYC’s History Is Coming Down
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Like other vulnerable landmarks across the city, the house at 14 Gay Street — which helped inspire the musical “Wonderful Town” — is being demolished.
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In the Village, Another Piece of the City’s History Is Coming Down
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Like other vulnerable landmarks across the city, the house at 14 Gay Street — which helped inspire the musical “Wonderful Town” — is being demolished.
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Exploring the World in Miniature: A Model Train Lover’s Paradise in Hamburg
The New York Times – Travel:
With some 53,000 feet of train track, the world’s largest model airport and an array of meticulously scaled-town cities, Miniatur Wunderland captivates all who enter its life-size doors.
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A Paris Apartment That Marries Elegance With Utilitarian Details
The New York Times – T Magazine:
When reimagining a home in the Marais, the designer Marie-Anne Derville preserved the spirit of its previous renovation, while adding poetic touches of her own.