Although by the 1920s Route 66 was on its way, and the Bucket of Blood Saloon had the appearance of a respectable establishment, sidled up to a general store and across the way from an early gasoline station, the saloon still captivated travelers, who stopped in to see the bullet holes in the walls and […]
In 1892, an entire city arose from the swamps of Chicago to host the greatest mass of people ever assembled in the United States. On the heels of the Paris World Exposition, America wanted to display its new industrial might and cultural refinement. The Chicago World’s Fair drew a crowd of 27 million. At […]
From Bearings associate Jo Guldi, landscape academic, comes this wonderful new introduction to Landscape Studies. The curious individual may wonder whether or not an academic field exists for taking pictures of places and interpreting them. The closest thing to that would be Landscape Studies.
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