In honor of what would have been Abraham Lincoln’s 210th birthday, today’s Temple Tuesday post honors the nation’s 16th President with two...

It’s always hard for me to imagine that a building as grand as the Savannah Union Station is no more. Designed by architect Frank Pierce M...

Las Vegas looks completely different at night as opposed to how it appears during the day. The Fremont Street District is no exception. Wa...

At the peak of her childhood fame, visitors flocked to the 20th Century-Fox soundstages to meet Shirley Temple. First Lady Eleanor Rooseve...

Fremont Street has the distinction of being the first paved street in Las Vegas. Before “The Strip” took over, this was the area where mos...

Shirley Temple’s 1936 blockbuster, “Poor Little Rich Girl” also served as a launching pad for Alice Faye. Still in her Jean Harlow phase, ...

Although it's a quick easy trip for me, Las Vegas is not one of my favorite destinations. Once you've seen the faux-chitecture of ...

Where does an Alfred Hitchcock fan stay when visiting San Francisco? The Hotel Vertigo , of course! That's right; this is the very...