Our friends at DLR Group put together a deliciously decorated collection of cookies - just in time for the holidays!
Community Corner
Glistening white as a hopeful symbol for the future, an old Greek Orthodox parish has been reborn in New York’s Financial District.
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With popcorn in hand and a cold soda to wash it down, it’s time to roll the film on a unique small-town movie complex.
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Since 1923, the Coliseum has been home to some of the biggest and most important moments in sports history, acclaimed concerts, and presidential visits.
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From welcoming over 40 million visitors annually, to showcasing a special seat festooned high above the theme park ride, this indoor mall is filled with curious wonders.
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Rising above Denver’s flourishing RiNo neighborhood, the Catbird Hotel is playful and eccentric.
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Once the tallest building in the state, the Surety Hotel was constructed during an economic boom for the city of Des Moines, but it would cycle through a rolodex of names before finding the most befitting title.
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The first building in Spain with electrical light was a "plug" that "sparked" Gaudi's career.
Architectural Wonders
There once was a time when musical instruments were an unwelcome sound in this conservatory of music.
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It began in a basement, hatched from a plan made on Thanksgiving weekend, there's been a lot to feel thankful for.
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Golden Age of Hollywood apartments that once housed a speakeasy.
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AWA explores how timber is once again making a comeback as an essential construction element in the modern world.
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Discover the mountain treasures of the birthplace of the Colorado Gold Rush and home of the first hot springs in America.
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The small, rugged town of Grand Junction was once no more than a pit stop along the train route between Denver and Salt Lake City. Then came the Avalon.
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A new hotel named after the Mother of Fort Collins...or is it Auntie?
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Gracing the old Lincoln Highway, this old hotel was famous for celebrities, Jazz Age luxury, and a deliciously iconic sandwich.
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A truly surprising sight awaited visitors of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in the mid-1800s: female students.
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Though bringing your own food into a movie theater is typically frowned upon, owner Jerry Steel encouraged it.
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Bob Hope once pledged “if I have to lay an egg for my country, I’ll do it.”
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A painting removed for a routine cleaning disappeared for decades.
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At center stage, Severance Hall's organ has more of a story than you think.
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