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The scruffy little suitcase wants what it wants. And we’re happy to tag along. So we’re kicking off the week with a round-up of some of the places on our ‘go’ list: Vancouver, BC here we come (Courtesy Vancouver Art Gallery) This week we’re taking the train from Seattle to Vancouver, B.C. for a quick […]

Indy’s Teeny Statue of Liberty Museum, on East Tenth Street in Indianapolis, IND, is home to Tim Harmon’s collection of about 1000 items portraying or bearing the image of the Statue of Liberty. The museum is about 10 feet by 16 feet (hence, “teeny”, says Harmon) and resides in the front room of a building […]

Thinking of getting away? This 1933 Essex Terraplane (T8) was owned for short time in 1934 by the notorious criminal John Dillinger (Public Enemy Number One) and used as a getaway car until Dillinger and his brother, Hubert, crashed the car in a farm field. Between September 1933 and July 1934, Dillinger and his gang […]

The scruffy little suitcase wants what it wants. And we’re happy to tag along. So we’re kicking off the week with a round-up of some of the places on our ‘go’ list: Vancouver, BC here we come (Courtesy Vancouver Art Gallery) This week we’re taking the train from Seattle to Vancouver, B.C. for a quick […]

Indy’s Teeny Statue of Liberty Museum, on East Tenth Street in Indianapolis, IND, is home to Tim Harmon’s collection of about 1000 items portraying or bearing the image of the Statue of Liberty. The museum is about 10 feet by 16 feet (hence, “teeny”, says Harmon) and resides in the front room of a building […]

Thinking of getting away? This 1933 Essex Terraplane (T8) was owned for short time in 1934 by the notorious criminal John Dillinger (Public Enemy Number One) and used as a getaway car until Dillinger and his brother, Hubert, crashed the car in a farm field. Between September 1933 and July 1934, Dillinger and his gang […]