There is perhaps a no better design that personifies the endless summer more than Palm Beach Style. Palm Beach socialite Jim Kimberly, his wife, and friends with his white sports car and white boats moored on Lake Worth, 1968, Slim Aarons. Palm Beach Style To understand how the Palm Beach Style first developed one must travel back in time. The first settlers arrived in the Palm Beach Florida area, then known as Lake Worth, in 1872. It was established as a resort area in 1893/94 by ... View the Post
Fashioning A Reign 90 Years of Style From the Queen’s Wardrobe
It has been ages since I’ve written a Royal themed post. Several of you have inquired if I was still going to write them. So here is Fashioning A Reign 90 Years of Style From the Queen’s Wardrobe. I did cover the Queen’s 9oth birthday on both Instagram and Facebook. But I will try to be better about posts here. The Royal themed posts always require a great deal of historical research. Such research requires an investment of time that I don’t seem to have as I enter into my last year in ... View the Post
The Homes of Laura Ingalls Wilder
Hello dear friends! Recently a picture has been circulating of the author Laura Ingalls Wilder which many of you have sent to me. It truly is a charming photograph. I decided to write a post with all of the homes of Laura Ingalls Wilder listed. The photo below is indeed Laura. She is standing on the porch of the Mansfield home that was first rented, then purchased, by Almanzo’s parents. They lived here while saving money to build what would become Rocky Ridge Farm. The house still stands ... View the Post
Summit Gardens Parque Municipal Summit
One of my favorite activities involved the great outdoors. It was visiting Summit Gardens Parque Municipal Summit in Panama. Summit Gardens Parque Municipal Summit Summit Gardens was created in 1923 by the U.S. (as a division of the Panama Canal Project). It was an Experimental Farm Summit to test the adaptation of plant species from different parts of the world to the tropical climate of Panama. During the 1960s a small zoo was started within the botanical garden. The zoo increased ... View the Post
Iglesia de San Jose Church of Saint Joseph
Iglesia de San Jose Church of Saint Joseph might probably be the church I enjoyed the most while visiting Panama. Iglesia de San Jose Church of Saint Joseph The church is quite famous for two reasons. The first is that the church contains an ornate altar. It is made of mahogany, carved in the Baroque style, and covered in gold leaf. It is illuminated only by a skylight. The second reason is that it survived pirate Henry Morgan’s sacking of Casco Viejo (Panamá City’s historical ... View the Post
Old Town Panamá Casco Viejo
Old Town Panamá Casco Viejo. The historic district of Panamá City is known as Casco Viejo (Spanish for Old Quarter). This section of Panamá City was built by the Spanish colonists in 1673 after the near-total destruction of the original Panamá City in 1671. The new city was built on a peninsula completely isolated by the sea. A defensive system of walls was also created. Old Town Panamá Casco Viejo It was designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1997. After experiencing decades of ... View the Post
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