Story & Photos by Jennifer Richmond You may know Alaska as a cold tundra full of icebergs and glaciers, huskies and salmon. But back in the late-1800’s Alaska was in the midst of a rush. A rush of people, pioneers and cowboys. They all came searching for one thing. The only thing that would cause… Read More Gold Rush Legacies of America’s Last Frontier
We know our readers cannot get enough of vintage living in their modern lives, so we’ve searched far and wide for exciting upcoming events that cater to their love for the past! From antique fairs to winter jazz socials and even rides aboard old subway cars, we hope that across the globe, each Marjorie Gal… Read More Live in Vintage! Events for December 2018
Star-crossed lovers aside, we couldn’t be excited for this sentimental announcement that has us sentimental for the 90’s in a different way. For those who actually loved the tragic history behind the RMS Titanic which sank in 1912, you’ll be given a surreal opportunity to see the ship take the seas again in as early… Read More The Ship of Dreams Awakens Again as Titanic II set to Sail in 2022
Around the world, summer is slipping away. But in Orange Country, summertime is not a season– it’s the way of life along this region of the Pacific Coast, a golden age glimmering beneath the sun and clashing with the calming waves of wide beaches dotted with swaying palms. In particular, Newport Beach feels as alive… Read More A Week in Newport Beach: The OC’s Unchanged Charmer
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A bed & breakfast, with all its cozy homespun appeal and intimate antique furnishings, might be the last accommodation to find when visiting a big city. But San Francisco isn’t like other cities— and its best kept secret b&b, The Union Street Inn, is easily the frontrunner of true hospitality. Tucked away off of where… Read More A Stay in Edwardian Times at The Union Street Inn
We couldn’t help but wonder how many of you have made a resolution for 2018– and how many have still persisted with each one. Making a New Year’s resolution can seem like a strain on your next 12 months, not for the commitment but the failure at doing so, and it’s easy to see why… Read More Starting off the New Year in Old Ways
A vintage dreamer’s delight come true! Ride around Manhattan this month for a chance to travel back into the past aboard one of their vintage train cars and buses. The New York Transit Museum will run their ageless fleet on December Sundays, starting the 3rd, 10th, 17th, and 24th. Find their R1-9 train cars, manufactured… Read More Get Around NYC this December with the Holiday Nostalgia Rides
