The National Trust for Historic Preservation has declared May to be Preservation Month, and in response, people have been sending in photos and stories about significant places around the United States, including the childhood home of women's suffrage and peace icon Carrie Chapman Catt and Denver's haunted Brown Palace Hotel (pictured at left).
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
This Place Matters.
The National Trust for Historic Preservation has declared May to be Preservation Month, and in response, people have been sending in photos and stories about significant places around the United States, including the childhood home of women's suffrage and peace icon Carrie Chapman Catt and Denver's haunted Brown Palace Hotel (pictured at left).
The National Trust for Historic Preservation has declared May to be Preservation Month, and in response, people have been sending in photos and stories about significant places around the United States, including the childhood home of women's suffrage and peace icon Carrie Chapman Catt and Denver's haunted Brown Palace Hotel (pictured at left).
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