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Tag Archives: History
Gift #1183: Of Crypts and Cocktails
Hello everyone! I’m back today with a wee bit more of St. Paul’s Cathedral. There was so much from our time there that I wanted to share with you that I decided to break it up into two posts. And … Continue reading
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Tagged Architecture, Britain, Christianity, culture, England, History, Holiday, London, St. Paul's Cathedral, tourism
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Gift #1182: St. Paul’s Cathedral
Alright, I’m back to blogging about our trip to England. There’s just 2 days left, but I came to a screeching halt with today’s post because I have felt so inadequate to the task of blogging about St. Paul’s Cathedral. … Continue reading
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Tagged architechture, cathedrals, Christianity, England, History, Holiday, London, sight seeing, St. Paul's Cathedral
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Gift #1180: British Museum
Happy New Year to one and all! I hope the days of January have been pleasant ones for you. I’m recently returned from Christmas visits with my family and had a wonderful time. The tail end of the year rather … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient history, Archeology, British Museum, cabinent of curiosity, enlightenment, History, Museums, sculpture, Sutton Hoo
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Gift #1175: York Minster
Well, you knew it wouldn’t be too long before I found another cathedral to blog about. Today I’ll share with you York Minster, the crown jewel of York. I was so excited to visit the Minster – it is one … Continue reading
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Tagged Cathedral, Christianity, Church, History, Holiday, spiritual living, tourism, York, York Minster, Yorkshire
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Gift #1166: Kew Gardens
At the top of my list of places I wanted to visit while in London was Kew Gardens. This formidable bastion of botany has long enchanted visitors with its beautiful gardens and intoxicated scientists with its enviable collections. I’ve been … Continue reading
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Tagged art, botany, Gardens, History, Kew Gardens, London, nature, Travel, vacation
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Gift #1118: Lincoln’s Quilts
Last weekend my mom and I went to our state museum for the afternoon. Our main object was the poison exhibit (our second visit and completely fascinating), but there was a smaller exhibit on Lincoln’s quilts that would be ending … Continue reading
Gift #918: Thanksgiving Hymn #3
Today is considered one of the busiest travel days of the year. Thousands and thousands of people are spending today in cars or planes traveling across town or across country to spend time with their families and give thanks. Today’s … Continue reading
Gift #882: The Oldfields
My mom and I spent the day at the Indianapolis Museum of Art and were able to explore several areas of the grounds for the first time. My favorite part of the day was spent on a tour of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Architecture, History, Indianapolis Museum of Art, landscaping, Lilly, Oldfields
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Gift #761: Holly and Ivy
For the last few years I’ve featured at least one Christmas song on the blog, posting the lyrics and discussing a bit of its history. I don’t think I managed a post this Christmas so we’ll do that today. I’ve … Continue reading
Gift #759: Surprise at a museum
This afternoon I went downtown to our museum to watch an IMAX film on Jerusalem. I’ve only visited the museum once since I moved here. It was shortly after I moved and I wasn’t enthralled with my new home. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Ayres, department store, downtown, History, Indiana State Museum, Indianapolis, Museum, Shopping
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