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About an hour outside Montgomery, Alabama, there are seven acres of green fields, carefully grafted fruit trees, a garden, and natural woodland.

About an hour outside Montgomery, Alabama, there are seven acres of green fields, carefully grafted fruit trees, a garden, and natural woodland.

In 1962, our young, charismatic president John F. Kennedy was entertaining the year’s Nobel Prize winners at the White House. He said

East of Philadelphia, over the Delaware River, lies a hamlet named Mount Holly. This New Jersey town is where Quakers first settled

What do an at-home water testing kit company, a luxury watchmaker, and an online farmland real estate investment platform have in common?

For Christine Dunst, co-founder and CEO of Embody Wellness Company, “the word ‘transformation’ always resonated deeply when thinking of how I wanted

Big Sur is not so much a destination as a state of mind. The landscape and wildlife speak to the naturalist in

Near the end of World War I, the Russian Empire, its army rent by defeat after costly defeat and with morale ebbing,

In the fall of 1962, a little airplane manufacturer on Long Island, Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation, beat out seven competitors for the

Since the dawn of the American automotive industry over 100 years ago, car enthusiasts have been debating which car is the most

It was called everything from a male version of a Cinderella story to the greatest comeback in American sports history. It drew

After a career of working on Savile Row with Sir Hardy Amies to produce the Queen’s day-wear, then moving to Ontario with

Attitude is everything for Brent Sass, winner of the 2022 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. Always a challenging event, it was particularly

In 1887, Nellie Bly boarded the boat with the other patients bound for Blackwell’s Island, now known as Roosevelt Island. Their stay

It had been a few months since Steven Wang last spoke to his parents, located halfway across the world in China. He

There were more fish than people. Sisters Claire Neaton and Emma Teal Privat were raised on a remote Alaskaisland in a region

In the autumn of 1885, Cornelius Vanderbilt II paid a little over $400,000 for a summer cottage in Newport, Rhode Island. The

If you’re inviting Jacques Pépin to Thanksgiving dinner, you’d better have turkey on the table. How about something else this year, you

While a journalism professor at the University of Wyoming when I wore a younger man’s clothes, I became close friends with a

It has been said that the world always looks brighter from behind a smile. And that adage has been shaping Alina Morse’s

It’s nearly a 200-mile commute home for historian Victor Davis Hanson from the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, where he travels once

Chris Hastings is comfortable in his own skin. Trim with short hair and glasses, he tucks his shirt in and speaks with
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