Lost and Found
I am fascinated by the salvage of shipwrecks. Not only do I want catalogues and videos about the treasures found ...
Tag: history
Canada’s “Phoenix” Cities
The 19th century was a "banner year" for devastating fires in North America. As legendary New York archivist Otto L. ...
Eyam: The Plague Village
The residents of Eyam may well have déja vu these days as they live through the COVID-19 quarantine. After all, ...
After The Fire
New Orleans's oldest neighbourhood is known as the French Quarter. Yet examples of the New France style of architecture are ...
The Mercier Bridge
The Honoré Mercier Bridge, more usually called the Mercier Bridge by locals, was the fourth bridge built to span the ...
Curved and Quirky
Iconic and quirky, for 90 years the Jacques Cartier Bridge has connected Montrealers — and in unexpected ways. Montreal was ...
Like A Phoenix From The Ashes
Tourists now flock to London, England to catch a glimpse of Big Ben, the Tower, Buckingham Palace, or other must-see ...
Built To Last
Like the ancient Greeks and Romans, the Victorians built structures to last. Be they buildings or bridges, we are still ...
Exploring the Sands of Time
I’ve been fascinated by Egypt since childhood. Tales of the ancient civilization – a land of cunning queens, cat worship ...
SMOOTH INTEGRATION
Sometimes, a house is like a book. It should not be judged by its cover. Because once you open it ...