Plus, the mansions that inspired The Great Gatsby.
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UPDATE: U.S. GOVERNMENT CONFIRMS IT WILL NOT TARGET IRAN’S CULTURAL SITES
Earlier this week, in response to statements suggesting that cultural heritage
sites in Iran could be targeted in retribution for attacks by Iran, the National
Trust, other cultural organizations, and advocates nationwide joined together to
urge the U.S. government to protect these irreplaceable sites.
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HIT THE TRAILS AT THESE 5 HISTORIC HOTELS GREAT FOR HIKING
Just about wherever you live, a hiking trail lies not too far way. From
unparalleled views of the Golden Gate Bridge to a one-of-a-kind Grand Canyon
experience, the trails you’ll find at these hotels won't disappoint.
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THESE PROJECTS RECEIVED $1.6 MILLION TO PROTECT BLACK HISTORY
As the deadline (January 15, 2020) approaches to apply for a grant through our
African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund, take a look at the inspiring
places and people who received much-needed funds in 2019 to keep black history
alive.
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REAL-LIFE MANSIONS THAT INSPIRED THE GREAT GATSBY
Myths abound on which mansions inspired the Gatsby castle and the Buchanan home.
Is it the legendary Beacon Towers? The fabled Land's End? Let’s start, as the
novel's Nick Carraway did, with Tom and Daisy Buchanan.
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3 COOL ICE RINKS IN HOT HISTORIC SPOTS
Many historic ice rinks are long gone, but we’ve rounded up a few rinks across
the country with histories that beg visitors to lace up their skates.
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5 HOUSES THAT BECAME ICONS OF THE MODERNISM MOVEMENT
Go behind the scenes at five influential Modernist homes in New Canaan,
Connecticut, and learn how their owners are stewarding them into the future.
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