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Jan 19th 2020
Extraordinary Places, Road Culture
Behind the scenes of Washington National Cathedral, home to angels, gargoyles, and one dead president

Behind the scenes of Washington National Cathedral, home to angels, gargoyles, and one dead president

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Jan 17th 2020
Road Culture
Saved by The Great Skedaddle: Once a year, Beaufort shows off its most spectacular mansions to the public

Saved by The Great Skedaddle: Once a year, Beaufort shows off its most spectacular mansions to the public

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Dec 3rd 2019
Road Culture
From historic hospital to hip hotel, Buffalo’s formerly-abandoned asylum once again welcomes overnight visitors

From historic hospital to hip hotel, Buffalo’s formerly-abandoned asylum once again welcomes overnight visitors

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Nov 13th 2019
Road Culture
Living on the dock of the bay: The history behind Sausalito’s quirky and colorful floating homes

Living on the dock of the bay: The history behind Sausalito’s quirky and colorful floating homes

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Nov 6th 2019
Community, Road Culture
Tom’s Diner is part of a dying breed of uniquely American spaces—but the iconic building’s future is uncertain

Tom’s Diner is part of a dying breed of uniquely American spaces—but the iconic building’s future is uncertain

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Oct 8th 2019
Community, Road Culture
30 years ago, Marion Duckworth Smith fell in love with the historic Lent-Riker-Smith Homestead—and she plans to stay for all eternity

30 years ago, Marion Duckworth Smith fell in love with the historic Lent-Riker-Smith Homestead—and she plans to stay for all eternity

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Sep 27th 2019
Extraordinary Places, Road Culture
Trap doors and trinkets: The history behind the Mystery Castle, a whimsical sandcastle come to life in the Arizona desert

Trap doors and trinkets: The history behind the Mystery Castle, a whimsical sandcastle come to life in the Arizona desert

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Aug 20th 2019
Community, Road Culture
Arcosanti, a utopian prototype for sustainable living, is approaching its 50th year in the Arizona desert

Arcosanti, a utopian prototype for sustainable living, is approaching its 50th year in the Arizona desert

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Aug 12th 2019
Road Culture
The Boulder Dushanbe Teahouse, hand-crafted in Tajikistan, brings a piece of the Himalayas to Colorado

The Boulder Dushanbe Teahouse, hand-crafted in Tajikistan, brings a piece of the Himalayas to Colorado

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Aug 10th 2019
Extraordinary Places, Road Culture
The ruins of Bannerman’s Castle, an abandoned military surplus warehouse, still stand in the middle of the Hudson River

The ruins of Bannerman’s Castle, an abandoned military surplus warehouse, still stand in the middle of the Hudson River

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Aug 3rd 2019
Road Culture
150 years of escapes and executions at Burlington County Prison, one of the most haunted places in New Jersey

150 years of escapes and executions at Burlington County Prison, one of the most haunted places in New Jersey

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Jul 31st 2019
Extraordinary Places, Road Culture
I Love Lucy the Elephant: America’s oldest surviving roadside attraction has welcomed visitors to the Jersey Shore since 1881

I Love Lucy the Elephant: America’s oldest surviving roadside attraction has welcomed visitors to the Jersey Shore since 1881

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Jul 20th 2019
Road Culture
The Chicago Motor Club—housed in an art deco masterpiece—was once the best place to plan a road trip

The Chicago Motor Club—housed in an art deco masterpiece—was once the best place to plan a road trip

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Jul 8th 2019
Road Culture
Big Duck Energy: Discovering dinosaur eggs, satanic panic, and fowl facts at a Long Island landmark

Big Duck Energy: Discovering dinosaur eggs, satanic panic, and fowl facts at a Long Island landmark

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Jul 6th 2019
Extraordinary Places, News & Events
Visiting the reopened Belle Isle Conservatory, where wild flora meets human ingenuity in the heart of Detroit

Visiting the reopened Belle Isle Conservatory, where wild flora meets human ingenuity in the heart of Detroit

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Jul 3rd 2019
Community, Road Culture
In Taos, a community of ‘voluntary anarchists’ is taking off-the-grid living to the next level

In Taos, a community of ‘voluntary anarchists’ is taking off-the-grid living to the next level

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Jun 21st 2019
News & Events, Road Culture
The once-abandoned Buffalo Central Terminal turns 90, and volunteers are slowly bringing it back to life

The once-abandoned Buffalo Central Terminal turns 90, and volunteers are slowly bringing it back to life

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Jun 6th 2019
Extraordinary Places, News & Events
Celebrate National Donut Day by entering to win free donuts for a year

Celebrate National Donut Day by entering to win free donuts for a year

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Jun 3rd 2019
Road Culture
The Paper House—made of 100,000 newspapers—has a working fireplace, electricity, and running water

The Paper House—made of 100,000 newspapers—has a working fireplace, electricity, and running water

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May 8th 2019
News & Events, Road Culture
Basket Case: After Longaberger’s bankruptcy, the company’s bizarre headquarters is for sale again

Basket Case: After Longaberger’s bankruptcy, the company’s bizarre headquarters is for sale again

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May 6th 2019
News & Events, Road Culture
I expected to hate New York City’s newest Instagram backdrop—but Vessel is actually charming

I expected to hate New York City’s newest Instagram backdrop—but Vessel is actually charming

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Apr 15th 2019
Road Culture
A rare Victorian cottage featured in ‘Top Gun’ is coming back to life as an ice cream parlor

A rare Victorian cottage featured in ‘Top Gun’ is coming back to life as an ice cream parlor

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Apr 11th 2019
Extraordinary Places, Road Culture
The shoe must go on: After one owner’s sudden passing, it’s business as (un)usual at the Haines Shoe House

The shoe must go on: After one owner’s sudden passing, it’s business as (un)usual at the Haines Shoe House

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Nov 28th 2018
Itineraries
The East Coast road trip every architecture buff should take

The East Coast road trip every architecture buff should take

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