Inside Our July/August Issue
Wright Where You'd Least Expect It
In a remarkable effort, an Alabama city bought and restored a Frank Lloyd Wright house. Learn More
Palm Springs' Orbit In
The Rat Pack may be gone, but Palm Springs is hip again (Credit: Basil Childers) Learn More
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Story of the Week
Theater or Teardown in New Jersey?
On a May morning, the Beach Theatre in Cape May, N.J., was open, and men and women in shorts and running shoes wandered in and out of the lobby. No, they weren't here for a screening of Chariots of Fire but to register for the Cape May Foot Race. This might seem like an odd role for a classic movie house, but being part of community events is a key component of the Save the Beach Theatre campaign. Members of the not-for-profit want to prove that the theater is integral to the Jersey Shore and therefore too valuable to be turned into condos or knocked down, a very real scenario that almost played out two years ago. Read More
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From the magazine's current issue: America's 11 Most Endangered Historic Places |
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