Halloween as we know it today is far removed from its Celtic origin over 2,000 years ago. The true meaning of Halloween traverses a colorful, but also a quite sinister, history since the beginning, where the celebrations revolved around the harvest and the end of Summer, along with the advent of a long, dark winter […]
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Whether you’re a long time Florida resident in need of something fun to do this upcoming weekend, or you’re a guest and want to see all the state has to offer, look no further than the ten places that make up this list. Not only do these various theaters, hotels, and attractions offer up many […]
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Up and down the California coastline, piers are a common sight. While many of these historic wooden piers are closed for safety issues, some, such as the Ventura Pier, are still in use today. First built in 1872, the Ventura Pier cost a whopping 45,000 dollars. Ventura Pier was Once the Longest Pier in California […]
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Sanksville, formerly known as Bakersville, is just outside of St. Augustine, to the west. Nobody is sure when Bakersville was first established, but many agree that the Bakersville Cemetery was proposed shortly after the Civil War. The earliest marked headstone dates back to 1869, although many grave markers on the property are unmarked. The Post […]
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Among cities within the United States, Houston is a popular one. So popular, in fact, that is the most populated city in all of Texas, and the fourth most populated city in the nation. Not only is it architecturally pleasing, but places to go and things to do are positively endless. And it’s filled with […]
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Considered more than a passing fancy or a New Age fad, remote viewing is also markedly different to the Astral Projection phenomenon. Imagine an ability that allows you to perceive information from a distance. Read on to learn how to remote view and discover fascinating facts about this amazing skill. – Updated 2/11/2020 What […]
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In 1882, a Nevada City, California businessman named George Gehrig hired workers to begin construction on a large granite building. Chinese immigrants and Italian stonemasons were hired to help with building, including the construction of tunnels that ran underneath the facility. Updated 9/23/2019 – Several decades later, the building was the site of Stonehouse Brewery, […]
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Today and Yesterday’s Antiques actually resides in what is formerly known as the Brenham Grand Opera House. Built in 1878, the opera house was a beautiful addition to the cultural life establishing itself in Brenham. Over the years, the opera house changed hands several times, all the while being privately owned. Updated 2/11/2020 – Not […]
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Many Carlsbad residents will take advantage of a rainy Sunday afternoon to visit the Plaza Cinema to see a new movie. To them, the building represents a cozy way to spend a few hours with a loved one. But for employees and former employees of Plaza Cinema (Now branded Moviemax, but many locals still refer […]
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Texas is known for many great things because in Texas you don’t just do something, you DO IT. You go all out. That also applies to the flavors of delicious food, with a sprinkling of southern inspiration. Are you in need of a new favorite restaurant or meal? Would you also enjoy the possibility of seeing […]
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