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House of Wickersham
On a ridge above downtown Juneau, where mountains rise behind and the Gastineau Channel gleams below, stands a house that has quietly watched more than a century of Alaskan history unfold. Perched at 213 Seventh Street, the House of Wickersham was built in 1898–99, the first grand home on the hillside once known as Chicken Ridge . Back then, Juneau was still a gold rush town, and mining executive Frank Hammond wanted a residence that showed both stability and success. The res
Angela Knight
Aug 192 min read


The Castle House
In the rolling hills outside Rougemont, North Carolina, a castle rises from the trees like something out of a fairytale. Its red turrets and gothic arches catch the light in strange, romantic ways, and from a distance it seems as if it might be centuries old, brought over stone by stone from some European hillside. In truth, this is Castle Mont Rouge , and its story belongs entirely to North Carolina. The castle was the vision of sculptor Robert Mihaly, who set out to create
Angela Knight
Aug 162 min read


Ernest Hemingway Birthplace Home
Tucked beneath a canopy of old oaks on a quiet street in Oak Park, Illinois, stands a house that helped shape one of America’s greatest literary voices. The Ernest Hemingway Birthplace wasn’t built to be a monument. It began, simply, as a home—a graceful Queen Anne built in 1890, filled with the sounds of piano music, dinner conversation, and the rhythm of daily life. It was here, in a second-floor bedroom at 339 N. Oak Park Avenue, that Ernest Miller Hemingway was born in 18
Angela Knight
Aug 52 min read
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