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- Published on Wednesday, 06 May 2009 17:52
Long before Interstate 91 tore its way through farms, homes and downtowns along the banks of the Connecticut River, providing a multi-lane ribbon of auto traffic between New Haven and northern Vermont, there were thousands of miles of rail, both steam and electric, knitting communities and industry together. A hundred years ago, people stepping outside their houses in most towns in the Pioneer Valley had far more transportation options available to them than they do today. Without having their own vehicles, they could go farther and to a wider range of places.
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This is Raven Cliff Falls in northwestern South Carolina. It requires a bit of effort to reach. Go north from Greenville on winding, twisting U.S. Rou…Written on 14 May 20120 comment(s) · Read More
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Here again is confirmation that the so-called diner preservation community’s experts are only amusing themselves and wasting their valuable time wit…Written on 05 May 20120 comment(s) · Read More
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Ordinarily when someone thinks of a “landmark” it doesn’t bring to mind something that moves from place to place. A landmark is often thought of as b…
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This isn’t something you would see bypassing Beckley on the West Virginia Turnpike. I came upon it while following the signs for US Route 19. I’d just…
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In 1889 workers completed the Benton County Courthouse in Corvallis, Oregon. Located at 120 NW Fourth Street the structure was designed by a Portland …
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Where the G stands for Goodbye to diners
04-29-2012
Not to get overly cynical, but what took Mrs. G so long? The diner sat unused for nearly a quarter… Read more
Restoring the simple fun
04-09-2012
We’d like to think of this as a positive trend. With the end of “irrational exhuberance,” a return to simpler… Read more
Buffalo looks to Milwaukee for lessons on revival
04-09-2012
Milwaukee popped up on our radar more than ten years ago as a prime example of an ascending urban experience,… Read more
Fishtale Diner closes
03-14-2012
It’s been a mean season for diners of late. Waterfront diner closes its doors By Dave Rogers You can see from this picture… Read more
Highways and the degradation of our cities
03-09-2012
In this video, John Norquist from the Congress of New Urbanism explains what the urban interstates have done to our… Read more
Commuting via Amtrak in Oregon
03-08-2012
The Portland Oregonian filed this video showing some of the advantages of commuting via Amtrak. Wifi, local beers, space to… Read more
Portsmouth, New Hampsire wants in on passenger rail
03-06-2012
This kind of development represents a much more palatable and doable alternative to all the “high-speed” rail hysteria that has… Read more
Cincy’s beer heritage makes a comeback
02-29-2012
The craft-brew movement establishes a beach head along the Cincinnati riverfront! New brew pub promotes Cincinnati’s riverfront, beer history By David Holthaus THE… Read more
Ride Trains: Fall River rides rail for dinner
02-27-2012
Baby steps on the way to restoring inter-city passenger service in New England starts with a good meal. Passenger train will… Read more
Historic movie houses face a new threat
02-24-2012
Digital distribution represents the biggest threat to the traditional movie house since television. Digital film switch daunts historic movie houses BUFFALO, N.Y.… Read more
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