Louisville Slugger integral part of America’s pastime
Towering over the Hillerich and Bradsby building at 800 W. Main St., in downtown Louisville is a 120-foot tall baseball bat marking the home of Louisville Slugger bats.
Read MoreTowering over the Hillerich and Bradsby building at 800 W. Main St., in downtown Louisville is a 120-foot tall baseball bat marking the home of Louisville Slugger bats.
Read More“I took a walk along the historic coast of Normandy in the country of France. It was a lovely day for a stroll along the seashore.”
Read MoreIf they haven’t already been included in the list of endangered species, round barns should be.
Read MoreBack in the summer of 1920, when Sen. Warren G. Harding was running for president, it was considered degrading for a candidate to traipse across the country like a door-to-door salesman stumping for votes.
Read MoreText and Photos By Rod King Guest Columnist Levi Coffin House in Fountain City, known in the mid-1800s as the “Grand Central Station” of the Underground Railroad, is the place to learn how Levi and Catherine Coffin helped freedom seekers escape slavery. The state has constructed a hands-on … Read More
Crawfordsville has a rotary jail.
Read MoreTo get an up-close and personal look at how rich people lived in the late 1800s and early 1900s, drive to South Bend and tour the Oliver Mansion.
Read MoreRoosters can be heard crowing throughout the length and breadth of Key West, Fla., at all times of the day and night.
Read MoreThe Great Lakes are an extremely important factor in the health and welfare of the Midwest and the entire country for that matter.
Read MoreMackinac Island is another one of those places where time stands still.
Read MoreThere aren’t many places where you can be a passenger on a train pulled by an authentic smoke-belching steam locomotive, take a ride in a shiny vintage 1900s Model T Ford, watch a turn-of-the-century saw mill in action and step inside the birthplaces of the captains of industry in the early 1900s.
Read MoreWhat started in Dayton, Ohio, in 1923 as a small engineering study collection of technical artifacts is now the largest military aviation museum in the world.
Read MoreRock ‘n’ roll burst on the music scene in the early 1950s with a style that was brash and loud with rhythms that made listeners want to dance.
Read MoreNiagara Falls is literally being eaten away by the forces of erosion.
Read MoreText and Photos By Rod King Guest Columnist Editor’s Note: This piece on Cruising the Great Lakes will serve as an introduction to the places the ship stopped and for the next six months those destinations will be highlighted. Cruising the Great Lakes is just as enjoyable as … Read More
The demise of art deco has been greatly exaggerated. It’s alive and well and headquartered in Miami on South Beach.
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