Historic Places

Historic Places

Mid-Century Modern at Arapahoe Acres in Englewood, Colorado

As the first 1950s housing development to win a place on the National Register, Arapahoe Acres is a coveted spot for both residents and mid-century fans.

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7 Antebellum Gardens to Visit

Take a look at 7 Antebellum gardens around the country.

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An Arts & Crafts-Era Worker’s Village in Newport News, Virginia

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Best Old-House Neighborhoods in Portland, Oregon

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The Modernist Enclave of Hollin Hills in Northern Virginia

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Traditional Handicraft Tour of the Appalachians

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Historic Architecture & Untouched Countryside in Rappahanock County

Explore the stunning Rappahanock County countryside.

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Arts & Crafts Architecture in California

California’s love affair with the bungalow has blessed the state with a plethora of Arts & Crafts-centric towns and neighborhoods. Here’s where to find them.

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The Eclectic Architecture of Claremont, California

A wave of early 20th-century development left the college town of Claremont, California, with a pleasing assortment of period eclectic architecture.

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Historic Retreats: Moana Surfrider Hotel in Waikiki, Hawaii

The Moana Surfrider Hotel in Hawaii is a historic hotel.

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Baltimore Row Houses

Baltimore’s streets are lined with an astonishing array of original row houses.

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Textbook Victorians of Cape May, New Jersey

Cape May is a town-sized textbook of late-19th-century American domestic architecture.

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Frontier Victorians in Carson City, Nevada

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Juxtaposition at the Edsel Ford House

The Edsel and Eleanor Ford House is now a house museum open to the public.

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Historic Retreats: Maison Pierre du Calvet

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Texas Independence in Washington County

The rolling countryside of Washington County, Texas, is tranquil and pastoral. The county seat, Brenham, is the only population center; Burton, Chappell Hill, and Independence are tiny communities organized around rural crossroads. But this quiet part of the Lone Star State is also its most historic.