We have visited several museums and historic sites associated with World War 2. This one featured the history of what was happening on the home front during that war. You begin your tour with a video located in the first of two buildings that...
During that time, I visited the Honiara Central Market, two WWII Museums and the US War Memorial. The Central Market is located on the waters of Iron Bottom Sound in the heart of Honiara and offers fresh fish, flowers, fruits, vegetables and local crafts. The fish is carried directly from...
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There is a reason Music Travel Consultants is the 1st choice for World War II Memorial orchestra trips. View our 2 minute intro video to see what we can do for your group. Washington, D.C. provides an extraordinary backdrop for student performance opportunities, blending rich history with vib...
Originally launched to mark the centenary of the First World War, the site now focuses on news and events related to the conflict and its aftermath
Posts Tagged ‘World War II’« Older Entries LinkSwarm For January 31, 2025 Friday, January 31st, 2025 It has been a hell of a week. First my contract position ended, then I came down with cold that’s had me drag-ass and expectorating for a few days, and my vet found “...
on Twitch caught a few trailers/bits & bobs about the forth coming expansion and started making interested noises so it’s starting to look like we will be back sometime this autumn. Thinking about it, how could we miss the expansion which is all about putting the war back into warcraft....
The Davenport operated through the Great Depression and World War II. Louis Davenport sold the hotel in 1945 and died in 1951. The hotel changed hands several times, and when it finally closed in 1985, was in disrepair. At one point, the city wanted to demolish it and put up a proverbia...
Filed under d-day, Museums, Uncategorized, World War Two Tagged as d-day, D-Day Museum, Operation Overlord, second world war, World War Two 20 March, 2014 · 11:21 pm The Long Long LONG Trail: First World War on the TV (part 1) With the centenary of the outbreak of the First...
Once home to kings and queens, palaces were built not only to act as royal residences, but to project power and prestige. As such, monarchs and emperors vied with one another, commissioning lavish summer homes and assembling exquisite art collections wit