History of Hudson Valley’s Letchworth Village’s Progressive Mental Hospital
History of Hudson Valley’s Letchworth Village’s Progressive Mental Hospital
SS Paris a Small Rival to the Large Transatlantic Ships
The French liner SS Paris, built in 1921, was intended to enter service after 1916 but was delayed by the start of World War I. She was among the most opulent transatlantic ships in the world when she went into service following the war. She lingered in the shadow of the famous British transatlantic ships despite her good design and generally successful career.
First Driving License in 1899
Nowadays, every motorist needs a license to operate a vehicle on public highways. The local governments of the cities where these vehicles were first utilized introduced documentation granting authorisation for their usage when the first cars started to emerge on the roads. The first mandatory driving licenses were not implemented until 1903. First driving license […]
Restoration of Austin Healey Holey
Austin Healey 100 chassis BN1-223926 left Longbridge in 1955. (two weeks after BN1-222490, which later became the Ward Special). The blue Healey was sent to UK Motors in Brisbane. In the mid-1980s, Bob Whittred found the car’s remnants in a paddock near Ballina, NSW, where it had languished for many years after an apparently deadly […]
What can Anne Frank’s Diary teach teens 75 years later?
The most well-known kid of the 20th century is arguably Anne Frank, who spent more than two years hiding out in a warehouse behind her father’s office before dying in a concentration camp.
Most Famous Kiss Story of All Time
They didn’t know each other, and the photo wasn’t manufactured. The Kissing Sailor describes how it happened and was recorded. This summary combines chapters 9-12. As a nurse Greta Zimmer’s August 14, 1945 began like other weekdays that year. She quickly showered, dressed, and tied up her hair to protect her ears and neck. She […]
Ruin of Wyndcliffe Mansion in Rhinebeck, New York
Wyndcliffe Mansion is a historic mansion ruin in Dutchess County, New York, close to Rhinebeck. According to the Library of Congress’s records, the brick palace was first known as Rhinecliff and was built in the Norman style in 1853.
Abandoned Ukrainian Pidhirtsi Castle’s Attraction
Pidhirtsi Castle, which is close to the Pidhirtsi village in the Lviv region, is one of the most popular castles in Ukraine. The village itself is tiny, occupying a mere 2.5 square kilometers of land (just under one square mile).
Renovation of Abandoned American Brewery in Baltimore
The American Brewery’s main structure serves as a reminder of Baltimore’s once-significant beer business, which grew as a result of the city’s sizable German immigrant population.
Once Abandoned Lynnewood Hall in Elkins Park Philadelphia
Lynnewood Hall is the Greatest Surviving Gilded Age mansions Falls Into Disrepair after 25 Years in Elkins Park philadelphia This magnificent example of the Neo-Classical Revival style is regarded as one of the finest Gilded Age houses still standing. The majestic house fell into disrepair due to a complicated and tragic history, but it still […]