Plus, take a visual tour through Historic Sites related to commerce and
industry.
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CHECK OUT THIS ONLINE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF U.S. ARCHITECTURE
Any architecture lovers out there who want to fall down an Internet rabbit hole
today? Then dive into the SAH Archipedia, an online encyclopedia about the built
environment of the United States. It contains histories, photographs and maps
for over 20,000 structures—a perfect way to explore places without leaving your
house.
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COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY: A VIRTUAL TOUR OF FOUR NATIONAL TRUST HISTORIC SITES
The National Trust’s four sites related to commerce and industry represent the
varied experiences of Americans in their vocational pursuits, from
entrepreneurial endeavors to the hardship of immigrant labor. The places we
visit in this slideshow help tell the full story of America’s emergence as an
economic superpower.
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12 DISTINCTIVE DESTINATIONS AND HISTORIC ARTISTS' HOMES AND STUDIOS TO VIRTUALLY
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Continue exploring historic sites while safe at home—this time through our
Distinctive Destinations program (one facet of which is our Historic Artists'
Homes and Studios program). These twelve places will help you feel like you’re
traveling far and wide with a variety of virtual and digital experiences.
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TODAY’S MOMENT OF ESCAPE: THE SIX-DECADE RESTORATION OF A HISTORIC BOWLING ALLEY
From Preservation Leadership Forum. Though you can’t visit Lyndhurst in person right now, you can learn more about
its unique 1894 Recreation Pavilion, which houses the two oldest
regulation-sized bowling lines in the world. Juxtaposed with the 1838 Gothic
Revival mansion, the Bowling Alley was considered modern architecture in its
time.
GO BOWLING
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