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A Year in the Round
How a love for a barn in Iowa inspired a lifelong obsession. Read More »
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Kipling in Vermont
It might come as something of a surprise, but Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book was composed in a place that bore no resemblance whatsoever to the jungle home of young Mowgli and Baloo the bear: rural Vermont. Read More »
Story of the Week Archive
Healing Arizona
It took Arizona until 1992 to approve a holiday for Martin Luther King, Jr., and it took Mesa—the third-largest city in the state—even longer. It wasn't until Mesa's African American residents (fewer than five percent of the population) carried out protest marches for five years that Mesa established a paid city holiday in 1996. Read More »
Story of the Day Archive
- Seattle's 1936 Boeing Plant To Fall
Feb. 5, 2010 - Ray Charles' Childhood Home Open to Visitors
Feb. 4, 2010 - Walgreens Backs Off Plan for Store in Historic Michigan Downtown
Feb. 3, 2010 - Philadelphia's Friends Center Wins LEED Platinum
Feb. 2, 2010
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Civil War Survivor
Ten years ago, Brent Stinar was leafing through Preservation magazine when he saw an ad about a historic house for sale 90 minutes north of Washington, D.C. Read More »
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Making a Difference
Jonas Landes, 27, wanted to build a Peace Corps for preservationists. Last summer, the Colorado native helped organize a group of volunteers to restore the adobe stables at the Arkansas Valley Fairgrounds in Rocky Ford, Colo. Read More »
