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Evolution of a Crane and Hoist in Ancient Rome

7 April, 20217 April, 2021 by Traveling Cook

Evolution of a Roman Crane and Hoist in Ancient Rome Ancient Roman Crane and Hoist in Roman Empire Ancient Roman Crane and Hoist: The Roman Empire invested a lot of time, effort and money developing new cranes for the construction of their buildings, bridges and especially aqueducts. They took the Greek’s crane as a model and improved it. Roman Crane and Hoist in Ancient Rome Animals – Architecture – Flowers – Food & Beverages – Places Vintage poster ads – Best Products 2021 on Amazon …

History of Vacations

25 March, 202125 March, 2021 by Traveling Cook

History of Vacations in USA and the world The annual break from work is a fairly recent phenomenon. Greeks & Romans The Greeks were the first who saw the need to have rest periods to perform more work and intellectually, but it is the Romans who can be said, invented the Vacations. Although it was a privilege destined for the wealthy classes, many families in the months that their emperors were honored, left their city to go to one of …

Ford Tri-Motor 1929 – US History of Tourism Coast to Coast Part II

5 March, 20215 March, 2021 by Traveling Cook

US History of Tourism: Ford Tri-Motor 1929 – Coast to Coast Part II Coast to Coast Travel: Inauguration Day in Los Angeles The same day at Grand Central Air Terminal near Los Angeles, two Ford Tri-Motor 1929 were christened. The TAT Tri-Motors were the Ciry of Los Angeles and the City of Philadelphia. Mary Pidcford christened the City of Los Angeles, and Gloria Swanson christened the Ciry of Philadelphia. A huge crowd of approximately 30,000 turned out for the christening …

Voyages Extraordinaires of Jules Verne

15 February, 202115 February, 2021 by Traveling Cook

The Voyages extraordinaires of Jules Verne Not only can you travel personally, you can also travel without being in the place. Today we do it online through the internet. But 100 years ago it could also be done through literature. His ultimate expression of mind-blowing, fantastic and science-fiction trips was Jules Gabriel Verne. Jules Verne and the United States The United States is widely portrayed in the vernian bibliography: the state of Florida shares the stage with his work From …

The Huetel Palace (or Chateau Huetel)

29 March, 202115 February, 2021 by Traveling Cook

The Huetel Palace (Chateau Huetel, Louis XIII Style) The Huetel Palace is one of the most splendid in all of Argentina (25 de mayo county, Buenos Aires Province). Built in the 19th century as a French Chateau in the Louis XllI style. The Huetel Palace (or Chateau Huetel) was the summer residence of Concepción Unzué de Casares, a person who spent his entire life building urban and rural palaces and churches. All the constructions were luxurious and imposing Huetel Architect …