The 50-block historic district feels like a time capsule of 19th-century prosperity, when Fernandina served as a bustling seaport and the eastern terminus of Florida’s first cross-state railroad.
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Trump’s aggression in the Caribbean could violate a Victorian-era court ruling on cannibalism at sea
A landmark 1884 court ruling essentially outlawed ‘murder by necessity’ on the high seas. Is Donald Trump running afoul of ...
From "The Pink Lady" Queen Anne cottage to an American foursquare, these surviving Victorian-era houses showcase ornate ...
It's a momentous time to talk about the best places to go in the US: In 2026, the country will celebrate its ...
Survival cannibalism at sea was actually quite common. “The custom of the sea,” as it was quaintly known, had been occurring ...
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Heritage Hotels Fit for Royalty
Dining in halls where royal banquets were held or sleeping in a room where kings once slept has a certain allure. A true ...
A 20-year tradition continues in Cambridge, Ohio with the Dickens Victorian village. If you walk through downtown Cambridge ...
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