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New York: What to See & Do: Museums & Galleries: Louis Armstrong House MuseumNew York resident author Judith Stonehill calls this National Historic Landmark, given to the city of New York in 1986 by The Louis Armstrong Educational Foundation, a “wonderful surprise.” Says... |
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Arts/Culture: Places: Q&A: Judith Stonehill on an "Unexpected" New YorkAuthor Judith Stonehill lives in Greenwich Village. Her new book, New York’s Unique and Unexpected Places, is a 180-page treasure trove of oft-overlooked delights, lovingly compiled for those explorers she... |
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Learning: People: Unique in New York“Simple, lyrical, evocative.” That’s how author Judith Stonehill describes the Noguchi Museum (32-37 Vernon Blvd; Long Island City, Queens). Once the studio of the famous sculptor, the serene museum is... |
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New York: What to See & Do: TipsRead about traveling beyond New York’s well-trodden paths in Judith Stonehill’s New York’s Unique and Unexpected Places, which covers fifty less familiar destinations that will surprise and delight even the... |
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Leading the Way: October UpdateThis Week on Indagare: Five restaurants not to miss in Los Angeles, postcards, including a boutique hotel find, from Tanzania, member discoveries in southern France, including Arles and Corsica, stylish... |
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Leading the Way: May UpdateThis Week on Indagare: Member postcards on a stunning new resort in Utah, trip to Kyoto, Sotheby’s special art installation in the Cotswolds, plus insider tips in Venice and Rome.... |
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Czech Republic: Prague: Where to Stay: Boutique: Aria HotelA truly memorable boutique hotel, the Aria is located in the heart of Mala Strana, between the Prague Castle and the Charles Bridge. The 52-room hotel celebrates the city’s love... |
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New York: Books: Recommended Reading on New York“New York is to the nation what the white church spire is to the village—the visible symbol of aspiration and faith, the white plume saying the way is up!” ~E.B.... |
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New York: What to See & Do: Museums & Galleries: The GrolierAuthor of New York’s Unique and Unexpected Places Judith Stonehill tipped Indagare to this “distinguished club for bibliophiles in midtown.” She raves: “Its main gallery, which is open to the... |
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New York: What to See & Do: Family Friendly: Poets HouseNew York resident author Judith Stonehill raves, “Children love Poets House downtown, where young readers can discover the playfulness and wonder of poetry in the spacious light-filled Children’s Room.” With... |
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