A Yale Center for British Art exhibit affords a splendid opportunity to learn more about Horace Walpole, his achievements as collector and man of letters and, above all, his creation of Strawberry Hill.
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A massive citadel built atop a 150-foot-tall hill of solid rock looms over Aleppo's old quarter. Fortresses have risen above this northern Syrian city since Roman times. But at the heart of the citadel, amid ruins of Ottoman palaces and hidden behind high walls that date to the Crusader era, a team of German and Syrian archaeologists is clearing debris from a large pit that shows this hilltop was significant long before the Romans arrived.
The LA Times recently chose their favorite Watch sites in the Americas. Now, here are their picks from the rest of the world
Travel Weekly examines the considerable complications of tourism in Luxor, Egypt.
The Thirties buildings of Dudley Zoo are suddenly attracting attention – because they have been listed as endangered in the World Monuments Fund.
The history of Miami Marine Stadium and the effort to save it from falling into disrepair.
World Monuments Fund honored David Rockefeller, Jr. with its annual Hadrian Award, October 15, 2009, at the Plaza.
Rick Moody extols the merits of the Merritt Parkway.
Slideshow of 2010 Watch sites.
