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Los Encinos State Historic Park in Encino brings the 19th Century to life in the heart of Southern California

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Собрание документов по европейской военной истории XIX века.

The Rodgers Ranch Heritage Center was founded in ‘91 to restore, preserve & manage the site, along with sharing info on its history and green sustainable living. The 1867 buildings from CA’s wheat growing past are listed with the National Register.

A database of political history and cemeteries, with brief biographical entries for 277,483 U.S. political figures, living and dead, from the 1700s to the present.

A blog about living with an antique home and following the restoration process of newlywed first time home buyers.

If you want to experience home ownership in the South’s cultural capital which is the center of amazing history, consider looking for property in Charleston, South Carolina and the surrounding area before you make a final decision to extend an offer. Downtown Charleston has been called a living museum that provides residents and visitors alike with a plethora of exciting activities and adventures. You can visit 18th century plantations and homes, the Battery, art galleries and some of the most interesting military displays in the country.

Hutchinson Homestead and Learning Center is an 1860’s homestead site has become a museum that celebrates the history of high country ranching and a learning center that fosters agricultural and sustainable living education.

Discover the traditional Native American culture and living history of Acoma Pueblo in New Mexico. We offer exhibits & guided tours year-round. 800-747-0181

The NATIONAL OREGON/CALIFORNIA TRAIL CENTER, in Montpelier, Idaho, offers visitors a unique and entertaining interpretive indoor adventure, simulating an actual wagon train experience of the 1850s.

Over 500 pictures and history of changed Epcot pavilions and areas including The Land,CommuniCore,World of Motion,Imagination,Horizons,Spaceship Earth,Universe of Energy,The Living Seas,Wonders of Life,and World Showcase.

The Washburn-Norlands Living History Center, in Livermore, Maine, is Maine’s oldest living history museum and working farm and ancestral home of the Washburn family.

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The Southwestern introduces brand new apartments with a touch of history to the Uptown Dallas area. We are moments from UT Southwestern Medical Center, Downtown, major highways, and top Dallas attractions.

Jennifer Ashley Tepper is the Creative and Programming Director at Feinstein's/54 Below, and the author of The Untold Stories of Broadway  book series.  As the leader of 54 Below's creative programming team, Tepper is responsible for programming every show at the Broadway supper club and concert venue. She has curated and overseen the production of over 2500 shows, ranging from musicals in concert, to original solo acts, to theatrical reunions, to songwriter celebrations, and beyond. Feinstein's/54 Below has become notable for being the only venue of its kind: presenting over a dozen shows every week, specializing in Broadway acts, and welcoming both traditional cabaret and innovative new work. Tepper's leadership has been instrumental in making the locale "Broadway's Living Room", where on any given night one can find Broadway's biggest stars and emerging talents side by side, creating and sharing new work in an intimate theatrical environment.  Tepper's producing work on original ventures at the venue has gained praise from publications including The Huffington Post, The New York Times, Buzzfeed, Playbill, Newsday, the New York Post, and more. From Hit List  (the live concert version of the fictional musical from NBC's Smash) to Smile: A Broadway Reunion Concert to her collaborations with musical theatre writers both established and emerging, Tepper has, according to Theatermania, "brought her encyclopedic knowledge and typical gusto to the venue, knowing just what musical theatre enthusiasts are looking for."   On Broadway, Tepper has worked on shows in directing, producing, and marketing capacities, including [title of show], The Performers, the 2011 revival of Godspell, and the 2013 revival of Macbeth. She has also worked at off-Broadway and regional theaters, including Second Stage Theatre, Ars Nova, The York Theatre, Weston Playhouse, and Goodspeed. Other credits include projects, shows, and educational initiatives with The National Alliance for Musical Theatre, The Producing Office, PBS, The Rodgers & Hammerstein Organization, TEDx Broadway, The Dramatists Guild, Broadway Cares/ Equity Fights AIDS, the New York Public Library, The Actors Fund, New York City Center, the Broadway Green Alliance, the New York Musical Theatre Festival, and New York University, where Tepper is a proud graduate. Tepper has worked as the Managing Editor of The Best Plays Theatre Yearbook, and is currently on the Artists Board for the Encores Off-Center series. She is a freelance contributor to Playbill, BroadwayWorld, Theatermania, and Backstage. As an educator, she has been involved with Florida Thespians, New York Thespians, Texas' Joci Awards, and the St. Louis Cabaret Convention, and given master classes at several universities and high schools. She is a consultant for BroadwayCon.   Tepper is the co-creator of the Bistro Award-winning concert series, If It Only Even Runs A Minute, now in its 7th year. ...Runs A Minute celebrates short-lived Broadway and off-Broadway musicals in concerts that feature photos and research as well as songs. Each concert also boasts original cast members and writers telling stories, as well as songs that have never been recorded. The series thus far has comprised over 200 performers and over 150 'under-appreciated' shows. AM New York has called the series: "Artistically compelling... displays the blood, guts, sweat and tears that go into making Broadway shows."   As a writer, Tepper has authored three volumes of The Untold Stories of Broadway series, published by Dress Circle. For these books, Tepper interviewed 250 theatre professionals about the Broadway theaters themselves and their stories of working in each house. The books cover over 70 years of our theatrical history, shared through first-hand interviews with Broadway professionals who were there. The Untold Stories of Broadway  books comprise stories with actors, producers, directors, writers, designers, stagehands, door men and women, musicians, house managers, press agents, ushers, and many more. Interspersed with interviewees' stories are Tepper's own tales and discoveries about each historic building. The Untold Stories of Broadway partners with a charitable organization that receives proceeds from each volume, and is currently partnered with Broadway Impact, the Theatre Development Fund, and the Broadway Green Alliance. Published in 2013, 2014 and 2016, each book has occupied the #1 spot on Amazon.com's Best Sellers List in Broadway & Musicals. NBC New York has called the books an 'inspiring Must-Read'.   Tepper was recently named one of the 10 professionals on Backstage Magazine 's "1st Annual Broadway Future Power List", alongside Alex Timbers and Leigh Silverman. According to the article: "Proving herself both a zeitgeist predictor and theatrical historian with her eclectic programming, Tepper is leading the conversation on contemporary musical theatre."

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David A. Oram is an artist living in Bradford, Ontario, a small town north of Toronto, with his wife and two children. Although he has had some formal training he is largely self taught, working mainly in acrylics and watercolors. David’s paintings and limited edition prints hang in many private and corporate collections across North America and Europe. In 2000 he was commissioned by Canadian Pacific Railway to paint an official portrait of their steam locomotive #2816 (titled #2816 on Little Pic River bridge), also know as “The Empress“. His artwork has appeared in numerous magazines, books and several board games. David and his artwork was also featured in an episode of the PBS television series Tracks Ahead. In 2008 the City of Toronto reproduced his painting “A John St. Morning” as a mural on an outside wall at the Toronto Heritage Railway Center. For over 20 years with his passion for placing technically accurate subjects in believable settings, with particular attention to lightning, shading and texture, he has been recreating history and bring the past to life with his artwork.

Cathy Johnson, Kate Johnson, Graphics/Fine Arts, freelance art illustrator and writer, and author of several books published by North Light Books, Sierra Club Books, Penguin Books Ltd