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Tag: Historical Villages & Forts

Whose Fort is this Fort? The story behind Fortin du Petit-Sault

This odd-shaped building in Edmonston (not to be confused with Edmonton) makes…
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That place called New Amsterdam

Before New York was packed with people… before it was a global…
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Fort Ross, California

Every time I mention to locals that Russia settled in California in…
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Plimoth Plantation

Previous: The Pilgrims and the Mayflower While there were 102 passengers aboard…
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Heritage Park — Christmas in Calgary

Christmas in Calgary always seems to remind me of how harsh it…
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Burnaby Village — Experience the 1920s

Burnaby had its colonial beginnings in the mid-1800s when the area was…
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Heritage Park’s Santa Village — How Santa Saved Christmas

Location: Heritage Park, Calgary Dates: Every weekend in Dec. until Christmas Hours:…
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Once Upon A Christmas — Heritage Park

Location: Heritage Park, Calgary Dates: Every weekend in Dec. until Christmas Hours:…
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Alcazaba, Malaga

The Alcazaba was built in the mid-11th century. It’s not as old…
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Italica’s Greek Tile Work, Spain

Italica’s tiles are a lesson in the Greek and Roman Gods. And,…
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Italica Amphitheatre

It’s not a famous amphitheatre like the Colosseum or Pozzuoli. It’s not…
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Italica

To find Italica, you have to travel 12km outside of Sevilla to…
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