The Victorian-era country mansions that studded the English countryside include Witley Court, which is a spectacular example. Located in Worcestershire, it served as the Earls of Dudley’s ancestral house and was unmatched in its grandeur and elegance throughout its time. While Witley Court is now a ruin, people are nevertheless drawn to it by its magnificent architecture and lovely gardens.
The Scottish National Heritage suffered a great loss with the demolition of Hamilton Palace. The biggest non-royal country house in Scotland was Hamilton Palace. The Hamilton family lived there for many years before making terrible financial and commercial mistakes that resulted in the demolition of the entire building. Many people still believe that the destruction … Read more
Ayrton Senna is regarded by many as being the greatest Formula One driver of all time. His talent and dedication to the sport led to three World Championships and the adoration of fans all around the world. Yet Senna’s legacy goes beyond his triumphs on the racecourse. His ambitious and diverse personality continues to motivate … Read more
The Victorian Carson Mansion is located in Old Town Eureka, California. One of the finest examples of American Queen Anne-style architecture, it is a unique and magnificent structure. The house was built in 1884 by William Carson, a well-known wood baron in the neighborhood. It is now thought to be one of the most photographed … Read more
The Elm Court Estate continues to hold the record for largest American Shingle Style residence in the country with 55,000 square feet and 106 rooms.
Abergele, Wales is home to the medieval castle Gwrych Castle. It was constructed by Lloyd Hesketh Bamford-Hesketh in honor of his mother, Elizabeth Bamford-Hesketh, in the early 19th century. The castle has been used for a variety of things over the years, including as a private residence, a hospital, and a performance venue.
S1A. The vehicle was promoted as a lightweight, aerodynamic substitute for other sports vehicles of the day.
Aside from having a fantastic personal history, the 1954 “Motor Trend” Victress S1A also perfectly encapsulates the development of the American Post-War Sports automobile.
John S. Anderson retired from the aviation sector in 1998. He joined American Export in 1942. Anderson grew up in Asheville, N.C., creating model airplanes and looking up. In 1929, he flew a Curtiss pusher seaplane from a small island between Miami and Miami Beach. His family vacationed in Florida over Christmas. “That flight caught … Read more
The White House serves as the President of the United States’ official residence and place of business. Since John Adams’ residence there in 1800, at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C., it has been the residence of every president of the United States. One of the most iconic structures in the world, the White House … Read more
American aviation pioneer and inventor William “Bill” Sorrell created the 1953 Sorrell SR-100, a rare and highly sought-after aircraft. Despite its potential, the SR-100 was not a financial success, and only a small number of the aircraft were produced. It is still a fascinating part of aviation history, and people remember it for its unique style and reasonable price.