Postcard from Toronto
In the midst of a cityscape dominated by a seemingly endless number of new towers are visible remnants of Toronto’s past. Some stand in plain sight; others take a little bit of an effort to discover.
Dennis Lennox
CP Contributor
Postcard from the church dedicated to George Washington
Conceived by the Rev. Herbert Burk, an Episcopalian, Washington Memorial Chapel was built between 1903 and 1917 for the quasquicentennial of Washington’s winter in Valley Forge.
Postcard from Marble, Colorado
The only church in Marble serves as a visible reminder of the town’s past. With a population of just 133 souls at the last census, Marble is small even when compared to other mountain towns across Colorado.
Travel: Postcard from Erie
One of the best-kept secrets anywhere in the Great Lakes region is in Pennsylvania.
In Canada’s New Brunswick, a British New England
New Brunswick looks and feels like New England had the British won the American Revolution or the war never happened in the first place.
Postcard from Wichita
After visiting Wichita it is easy to see why this is one of the most underrated cities in the country.
In New York’s Finger Lakes, an overlooked old church
Most of the visitors to New York’s Finger Lakes come for world-class lakes and spectacular wines. Many undoubtedly overlook a historic church tucked away among farmhouses, vineyards and cottages on Bluff Point.
Travel: 3 places to go this summer
By getting creative and going a little farther this summer you can avoid the crowds that plague more popular places.
In northern Kentucky, a Christian tourist mecca
I discovered much of the Judeo-Christian story from creation to salvation during a visit to Covington, a city in northern Kentucky directly across the Ohio River from Cincinnati.
Postcard from Durango, Colorado
Surrounded by the San Juan range of the Rocky Mountains at some 6,522 feet in elevation is Durango.
