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Basic Principles of Good Website Design by Ann MacDonald
June 06, 2005   8552 Hits
More people are creating web sites, but many of them are unsure what constitutes good design on the Internet. This article explains what web usability is and outlines some basic principles for good we ...
 
The Aspiring Historian's Guide to St. Augustine, Florida by L. R. Schaeffer
June 21, 2005   1451 Hits
St. Augustine, Florida is a treasure trove of historical adventures and exciting tales of bravery and survival. Four centuries of history are contained within both ancient edifices and villages relivi ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Lisbon by Mark R. Whittington
June 24, 2005   582 Hits
Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, is a bit of the usual beaten path. Yet it provides much in the way of charm and specular places to visit. ...
 
Athens Ancient and Modern - Portal to the Past by L. R. Schaeffer
June 29, 2005   871 Hits
The city of Athens was once the haven of philosophers,politicians and priests. Even to this day, the love of learning and piety is evident in Athens' abundance of museums and churches. There are far m ...
 
The Allure of Granada -- Spain's Arabic Paradise by L. R. Schaeffer
July 08, 2005   978 Hits
The beauty of Granada has been spoken of since time immemorial. Tourists fill the streets, but few know the background history of what they are seeing. Here you will learn what to do in Granada, what  ...
 
The Castles of Celtic Britain: Homes with an Illustrious Past by L. R. Schaeffer
June 27, 2005   733 Hits
For centuries, castles have been of great interest to travelers worldwide. The castles of the Celtic countries seem to have a certain draw to historians and globe trekkers alike. Here you will learn a ...
 
The Experience of Segovia - History, Culture, and Beauty by L. R. Schaeffer
August 04, 2005   4592 Hits
Anyone who wants historical experience, narrow Spanish streets offering shopping and dining, or art and culture will not be disappointed in Segovia. From ancient gates and churches to stunning colonia ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Malta by Mark R. Whittington
August 05, 2005   917 Hits
Megaliths, medieval dungeons and Calypso's Cave, al combine to make Malta a positively mythic place. The narrow cobblestone streets of its towns are crowded with Norman cathedrals and baroque palaces. ...
 
Northern Arizona's Walnut Canyon National Monument by Betsie Nielson
August 08, 2005   755 Hits
Visit Walnut Canyon National Monument to experience stunning views and learn about the ancient cultures of the Southwest. ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to St. Petersburg by Mark R. Whittington
August 10, 2005   873 Hits
St. Petersburg, the capital of Russia during the time of the Tsars, was built from nothing by Tsar Peter the Great in the early 18th Century. It was to be his "window on the west" and has be ...
 
Manolo Blahnik- The Man Behind the Designs by Anika Logan
August 11, 2005   2951 Hits
Manolo Blahnik is a name every shoe lover adores throughout the world. His name brings about thoughts of sexy, strappy sandals in all sorts of fancy designs. Come learn more about the man behind the d ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Palermo by Mark R. Whittington
August 11, 2005   1323 Hits
Palermo is Sicily capital and main sea port. It has been ruled, in it's history, by Phoencians, Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, Normans, and Spaniards. It is therefore rich in historical attractions. ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Stonehenge by Mark R. Whittington
August 12, 2005   1975 Hits
Stonehenge has attracted vistors, including religious pilgrims and just the idle curious, for nearly the entire five thousand years of its existence. It is, with the Great Pyramids of Egypt, one of th ...
 
The Castles of North Wales by Martin Loughlin
August 15, 2005   1162 Hits
Wales, apart from living up to its nickname “The Land of Song” is also known throughout the world for its dramatic mountain scenery and its once thriving woolen industry. But Wales is also the lan ...
 
The Secret Sights of Venice by Mary M. Alward
August 17, 2005   3786 Hits
Italy is filled with exquisite sights that are hidden from visitors. Tourist information elaborates on the most popular attractions within the city. This article includes beautiful sights that you won ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Tunisia by Mark R. Whittington
August 16, 2005   588 Hits
Tunisia was and is a crossroads of the world. It has seen the Phonecians, the Carthaginians, the Romans, the Vandals, the Arabs, the Turks, and European colonialists. Each have left their mark on this ...
 
Navigating the NYC Subway System by Arnaldo Lopez
August 16, 2005   6977 Hits
New York City is a premier vacation destination for many visitors from within the United States and from around the world. Estimates are that at least 4 million people visit New York City every year, ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Cardiff by Mark R. Whittington
August 17, 2005   1221 Hits
Cardiff, the capital of Wales, is dominated by the majestic castle that, while mostly of recent construction, dates back to medieval times. The town is a treasury of artifacts of ancient and medieval  ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Granada by Mark R. Whittington
August 18, 2005   1172 Hits
A thousand years ago, Granada was a jewel of Moorish civilization in Spain. Today it is still rich with the heritage of that era. ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Galway by Mark R. Whittington
August 19, 2005   1225 Hits
Galway, the main city and port of the west of Ireland, is worth a visit not only for it's Irish charm and history, but for the numerous festivals that take place there. ...
 
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