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EVERY MANS HOME IS HIS CASTLE" Old Proverb that reflects the idea that a person's home is a place of safety privacy and sanctuary, no...

A Brief History of American Castles American castles may not carry the deep history of their European counterparts, but they play a vital...

Akron, Ohio, often regarded as the Rubber Capital of the World, has a vibrant history marked by industrial growth, diverse businesses,...

While the United States may not have the ancient castles of Europe, it boasts a diverse array of architectural wonders that reflect the...

Nestled along the Hudson River, Lyndhurst Castle showcases the Gothic Revival style of architecture and serves as a stunning example of...

A hidden gem in the Pacific Northwest, Thornewood Castle is a Victorian mansion that was built in the early 20th century using stones...

Often referred to as the “Neuschwanstein of America,” the Castle in the Clouds, or Lucknow Estate, offers breathtaking views of New...

Perched atop the hills of California's Central Coast, Hearst Castle is an extravagant testament to the eccentricity of newspaper magnate...

Imagine a sprawling estate that embodies the grandeur of a European chateau. The Biltmore Estate, built by George Washington Vanderbilt...

Kicking off our exploration is the Castillo de San Marcos, the oldest masonry fort in the continental United States. Built by the Spanish...

When one thinks of castles, images of medieval Europe often spring to mind—towering structures with moats, grand halls, and tales of...