Articles related to "Chautauqua"

Originally focused on secular education in the late nineteenth century, the chautauqua movement continues to focus today on the teaching profession.

An introduction the Finger Lakes Region of New York State and the wineries within.

Mention the name of William Sherwood today and most likely it would not be recognized. But in the nineteenth century his name was a household word in the musical world.

After the orange, the grape and its fermented juice might be Florida's favorite fruit.

Grace Livingston Hill was a prolific author of books that ranged from romance novels to historical fiction. She used strong Christian themes and characters in each story.

Amy Tan writes of Chinese culture, mainly focusing on the mother-daughter relationship and Chinese-American female identity. Her work is based on her life experiences.

Kelley's Island, Put-in-Bay, Cedar Point and Sandusky Bay are all visible from Marblehead peninsula on the northern shore of Ohio's 74th State Park.

Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance: An Inquiry into Values by Robert Pirsig talks about the metaphysics of quality or the concepts of quality.

A guide to the Lake Erie Shoreline, with information on sightseeing, activities, restaurants and lodging. Encompassing the areas of Port Clinton, Marblehead and Catawba

A look into the lives and works of several American women who composed in the 19th century.

Award-winning children's author Selene Castrovilla talks about writing non-fiction historical picture books for older children, research, and getting published.

Forget the road map. U. S. Highway 331 goes straight through the heart of south Alabama and is the main route to the Florida Gulf Coast. It's also a great scenic drive.