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A Former Carnegie Mansion in New York - Cooper-Hewitt Museum
Impressive Architecture Kevin Durst 10/27/23 Impressive Architecture Kevin Durst 10/27/23

A Former Carnegie Mansion in New York - Cooper-Hewitt Museum

The Cooper-Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum is is housed in the former mansion of wealthly industrialist and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie, just off of Fifth Avenue on the upper east side of Manhattan.

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An UNESCO City of Literature With 1,000 Pubs - Dublin, Ireland
City Walks Kevin Durst 10/27/23 City Walks Kevin Durst 10/27/23

An UNESCO City of Literature With 1,000 Pubs - Dublin, Ireland

Dublin is the capital of the Republic of Ireland and its compact city center offers and exciting mixture of new and old. It is a social place with a huge reputation, busy pubs, museums

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UNESCO Global Geopark In Ireland - Cliffs Of Moher
National Park Kevin Durst 10/20/23 National Park Kevin Durst 10/20/23

UNESCO Global Geopark In Ireland - Cliffs Of Moher

The cliffs are visually spectacular against the Atlantic Ocean.

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The Stronghold Of The O’Brien Clan - Bunratty Castle & Folk Park
Impressive Architecture Kevin Durst 10/20/23 Impressive Architecture Kevin Durst 10/20/23

The Stronghold Of The O’Brien Clan - Bunratty Castle & Folk Park

The castle, built around 1425, contains mainly 15th and 16th century furnishings in the style of the period of the Great Earl.

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A Popular Ring Of Kerry Town - Killarney
City Walks Kevin Durst 10/20/23 City Walks Kevin Durst 10/20/23

A Popular Ring Of Kerry Town - Killarney

Killarney is a small town surrounded by beautiful lakes, rolling green mountains with history and heritage and thrives on tourism.

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Castle Turned Abbey - Kylemore Abbey
Impressive Architecture Kevin Durst 10/13/23 Impressive Architecture Kevin Durst 10/13/23

Castle Turned Abbey - Kylemore Abbey

Built between 1863 and 1868, Kylemore Castle, was a 70-room private home for Mitchell Henry and his family. Mitchell was the son of a wealthy Manchester cotton merchant, and he was skilled pathologist and eye surgeon, who ended up getting involved with politics.

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Abbey Ruins & Cemetery - Donegal Abbey Cemetery
Cemetery Kevin Durst 10/13/23 Cemetery Kevin Durst 10/13/23

Abbey Ruins & Cemetery - Donegal Abbey Cemetery

Today, the haunting ruins of the once celebrated Franciscan abbey are now a graveyard overlooking Donegal Bay.

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A City With Two Names - Derry- Londonderry, Ireland
City Walks Kevin Durst 10/13/23 City Walks Kevin Durst 10/13/23

A City With Two Names - Derry- Londonderry, Ireland

If someone refers to the city as Derry, they are probably Catholic. If they refer to it as Londonerry, they are most likely Protestant.

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Giant’s Causeway - UNESCO Heritage Site In Northern Ireland
Historic Sites Kevin Durst 10/6/23 Historic Sites Kevin Durst 10/6/23

Giant’s Causeway - UNESCO Heritage Site In Northern Ireland

The legend associated with Giant’s Causeway is that it was carved from the coast by the 50-foot tall giant, Finn McCool.

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The Birthplace of Titanic - Belfast, United Kingdom
City Walks Kevin Durst 10/6/23 City Walks Kevin Durst 10/6/23

The Birthplace of Titanic - Belfast, United Kingdom

Belfast is the capital of Northern Ireland and the birthplace of the Titanic and the portable defibrillator was invented here in 1965.

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Palm Beach Luxury - The Breakers Hotel
Impressive Architecture Kevin Durst 10/6/23 Impressive Architecture Kevin Durst 10/6/23

Palm Beach Luxury - The Breakers Hotel

The current 528-room Breakers was rebuilt in 1926 by Flagler heirs, since Henry had passed in in 1913. The architectural firm of Schultze and Weaver modeled it after the Villa Medici in Rome.

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The Childhood Home Of Mary Queen Of Scots - Stirling Castle
Impressive Architecture, Historic Sites Kevin Durst 9/29/23 Impressive Architecture, Historic Sites Kevin Durst 9/29/23

The Childhood Home Of Mary Queen Of Scots - Stirling Castle

The castle dates back to the early 12th century, but most of the principal buildings date somewhere from the 15th and 16th centuries.

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Shipbuilding, Whiskey, Architecture, And Diversity - Glasgow, Scotland
City Walks Kevin Durst 9/29/23 City Walks Kevin Durst 9/29/23

Shipbuilding, Whiskey, Architecture, And Diversity - Glasgow, Scotland

Glasgow is a compact city that is easy to get around. It is considered Scotland’s blue collar city and is noted for its preserved 19th century Victorian architecture.

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The Former Home Of The MacDonald Clan - Armadale Castle
Historic Sites Kevin Durst 9/29/23 Historic Sites Kevin Durst 9/29/23

The Former Home Of The MacDonald Clan - Armadale Castle

The ruins of the Armadale Castle were once the Highland country estate of the Clan Donald, Scotland’s largest clan. The castle was built around 1790, with an extension added in 1815.

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It Has The Oldest Building In Edinburgh - Edinburgh Castle
Impressive Architecture Kevin Durst 9/22/23 Impressive Architecture Kevin Durst 9/22/23

It Has The Oldest Building In Edinburgh - Edinburgh Castle

Edinburgh Castle is one of the oldest fortificated places in Europe, and the St. Margaret’s Chapel, located in the Edinburg Castle, is the oldest building in Edinburgh.

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The Birthplace Of Golf - St Andrews, Scotland
Historic Sites Kevin Durst 9/22/23 Historic Sites Kevin Durst 9/22/23

The Birthplace Of Golf - St Andrews, Scotland

St. Andrews is known for being the birthplace of golf, its stunning coastline, university, medieval streets, architecture, and ruins.

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Pratt Family Mansion Turned Naval Engineering College - Webb Institute
Impressive Architecture Kevin Durst 9/22/23 Impressive Architecture Kevin Durst 9/22/23

Pratt Family Mansion Turned Naval Engineering College - Webb Institute

In 1902, Herbert Pratt hired James Brite to build the first house to occupy the site. Ten years later the house was torn down and the current building was constructed.

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A Lake, Gothic Cathedral, Funicular And Much More - Como
City Walks Kevin Durst 9/15/23 City Walks Kevin Durst 9/15/23

A Lake, Gothic Cathedral, Funicular And Much More - Como

Como, has attracted both famous and everyday travelers visitors for centuries. It commands the south shore of Lake Como and is surrounded by hills and mountains.

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A Collection Of Historic Monumnets in Edinburgh - Calton Hill
Historic State Parks Kevin Durst 9/15/23 Historic State Parks Kevin Durst 9/15/23

A Collection Of Historic Monumnets in Edinburgh - Calton Hill

This park is right in the middle of the downtown Edinburgh, and easy to get to.

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The First Lighthouse Built In New York State - Montauk Point Lighthouse
Historic State Parks Kevin Durst 9/15/23 Historic State Parks Kevin Durst 9/15/23

The First Lighthouse Built In New York State - Montauk Point Lighthouse

Opened in 1796, this lighthouse was the first built in New York State, and the fourth oldest working lighthouse in the United States.

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