When our intrepid columnist Cara Gibbons-Neff goes after an historic property or lifestyle story, it’s never one and done. Cara was so captivated by the history of New York City’s Fraunces Tavern that she had to uncover what was in store for the future. Her interview with museum executive director Jessica Baldwin Phillips gives us a teaser.
The word “Inn” was never on our lifetime bucket list until Cara introduced us to these historic grand dames that have been converted into to-die-for retreats with a waterfront view. Start salivating . .
America has had an incredible history shaping music globally—From country and blues, to jazz, to old time rock n’ roll. Cara introduces us to a few of the famous historic buildings where all that brilliance was made possible.
FInd Everything Historic goes “Live” on location with Cara Gibbons-Neff in Aspen, Colorado at the historic Hotel Jerome. Get an inside look at the the hotel’s history as Cara talks local with Shawn Tanozzi.
An ode to five historic buildings whose skin and bones have made it onto the big screen, and while real life may wear them down, through film they have ceased to age.
Bars: the place where people come together to socialize simply as humans, where titles or suffixes are left at the door and worries and woes can be (temporarily) forgotten. They are a place where friendships are quickly made, and occasionally history too. We take a look at the oldest American taverns still in working existence, which also happen to be homes of historic events, that helped shape this country.