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Grand Cascade Peterhof

Peterhof, World’s Capitol of Fountains

by Tatiana Claudy  Is there a place that can compete with Versailles – and maybe win this competition? I believe it … [Read More...]

Mount Fuji at sunrise

Searching For The Sunrise

Mt. Fuji, Japan by Susan Elizabeth Thomas  There is an old Japanese proverb that reads, “He who climbs Mt. Fuji is a … [Read More...]

church in Torcello, Italy

Torcello: The Forgotten Venice

Italy by Paul Millward Six miles from Venice, across a vast stretch of water, lies a mysterious relic of a bygone … [Read More...]

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The Irish Village That Keeps A Canadian Memorial

The Air India Disaster: Ahakista, West Cork, Ireland by Anna Marie D’Angelo In a tiny village in southwest Ireland … [Read More...]

seawall Sitges Spain

Welcome to Sitges, Spain

Wild Parrots, 17 Beaches, and Rum! by Barb Harmon In the still of the early morning we strolled along the palm tree … [Read More...]

Uros reed boat on Lake Titicaca

Lake Titicaca for Christmas

Puno, Peru by Irene Butler Lake Titicaca is a name all school kids know and giggle at, although most have no idea … [Read More...]

Riga, Latvia town hall square

Riga Marathon: Symbol of Progress

by Marc Latham Looking at Latvian history from a British point of view it seems as if the formation of their country … [Read More...]

Chilean sailing ship Esmeralda

La Esmeralda, Beautiful Lady of Dubious Repute

Valparaíso, Chile by W. Ruth Kozak She is affectionately known as “La Dama Blanca”, the White Lady, but a sinister … [Read More...]

a cenote in Mexico

What Are the Best Cenotes in Mexico for Scuba Diving

Introduction: The History and Significance of Cenotes in Mayan Culture The Yucatán Peninsula is home to some of the … [Read More...]

Dubai seen from the air

The Dazzle Of Dubai In A Day

by Susmita Sengupta Dubai as countless articles have mentioned is “the playground of the world." It is the land of … [Read More...]

men playing drums in Nigeria street

5 Cities That Helped Shape the Soundtrack of History

Music isn't just entertainment. It's a time machine, a protest sign, and a cultural landmark all at once. It carries … [Read More...]

Why Xian Is a Must-See on a China Silk Road Tour

Throughout history, the Silk Road has been like a splendid ribbon connecting the cultures and civilizations of the East … [Read More...]

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Robert ScheerHi, I’m Robert Scheer, the editor and publisher of Travel Thru History.

I’m a former president of the B.C. chapter of the Travel Media Association of Canada (TMAC), as well as a lifetime member and past president of the British Columbia Association of Travel Writers (BCATW).

This website was founded in 2008 by W. Ruth Kozak, and she passed the torch to me in July, 2020.

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