View The Profile > > You can't miss it. The large cubic building on the north side of the Woodall Rodgers Freeway and Dallas' historic West End Neighborhood appears to float atop a large … [Read more...]
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Review: Old Red Museum of Dallas County History & Culture
View The Profile > > Does Dallas, TX have enough history to fill a museum? Think about it for just a moment. An American president lost his life here; two of America's most notorious outlaws … [Read more...]
April 25, 2013 Leave a Comment
Review: The Sixth Floor Museum At Dealy Plaza
View The Profile > > I am not a conspiracy theorist, so I'll suggest to you, what to many is, a somewhat odd theory about John F. Kennedy's assassination: Lee Harvey Oswald acting alone, … [Read more...]
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Review: American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame & Museum
View The Profile > > While traveling through Amarillo, TX it is nearly impossible to not notice the numerous travel-related establishments that line both sides of I-40. We know them well: the … [Read more...]
March 18, 2013 Leave a Comment
Review: National Museum Of Crime And Punishment
By Sally Stacey View The Profile > > Visitors to Washington D.C. usually flock to the obvious attractions of the White House, Capitol Hill and the Smithsonian Museum but if you are … [Read more...]
March 11, 2013 Leave a Comment
Review: Metropolitan Museum Of Art Rooftop Garden Also Considered A Piece Of Art
By Vida Denning View The Profile > > Gardens are places of peace and tranquillity and the roof garden perched on top of the finest art museum in the world is certainly earns the name of … [Read more...]
March 8, 2013 Leave a Comment
Review: Fort Collins Museum of Discovery
View The Profile > > Is it a children's museum, a science museum, a local history museum, or a music museum? The answer is yes and much more. Unlike most museums that I visit, the Fort … [Read more...]
February 4, 2013 Leave a Comment
Find Yourself In Newfoundland
By Michael Edmondstone Planning a trip to the easternmost province of Canada, Newfoundland and Labrador? The province’s history dates back some 9,000 years to its first known human inhabitants, … [Read more...]
February 4, 2013 Leave a Comment