The enduring beauty and utility of the windmill
The Mill Network at Kinderdijk is one of The Netherlands’ most famous UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
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The transformational power of place, art, and story
A Holy Week visit to the Cathedral of our Lady in Antwerp.
Challenging a narrative of rupture between past and present
A conversation with the editors of a new book on the writings and work of Gustavo Giovannoni.
Rewriting the past to control the future
A new book that makes the case that those who fight for the past can save the future.
A marvel of design, function, and livability
A thoughtfully written and richly illustrated book on Amsterdam’s historic canal district.
History as a touchstone for transformation
New Harmony’s extraordinary past was, and remains, a touchstone for transformation.
Leadership that brings people together
Celebrating leaders who are resolute, but not rude. Humble, but not timid. Proud, but not arrogant.
The wonder of blue harbors, steep cliffs, ancient windmills, and tiny chapels
Part 2 of my remembrance of our recent National Trust Tours trip to Greece and Ephesus
Heavenly columns, historic Türkiye, and the Greek Isles
Reflections on my recent National Trust Tours visit to the Greek Islands and Ephesus
Creating ethical, resilient, and thriving communities
Talking with Sara Bronin about her new book, “Key to the City: How Zoning Shapes Our World.”
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