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Visiting Ancient Japanese Villages: A Journey Shaped by History

The countryside of Japan has echoes of a living past. Wooden houses featuring steep thatched roofs are silently situated … [Read More...]

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Top 4 Destinations for Romantic Sailing Vacations for Couples

Have you ever dreamed of sailing into the sunset with your partner? Sailing from island to island in vacations for … [Read More...]

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Travel to Morocco from USA: Everything You Need to Know

Are you making plans to travel to Morocco from America? Morocco is one of the most fascinating locations in North … [Read More...]

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France: Under the Eyes of Caesar

by Glen Cowley The head emerged from years in its watery grave. If only stone cold eyes could see! The discovery … [Read More...]

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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...]

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Shaker Life At Pleasant Hill, Kentucky

by Wynne Crombie  The trees lining the landscape were just beginning to bloom when my husband Kent and I arrived at … [Read More...]

Sir Edmund Hillary, 2006

Honoring Sir Edmund Hillary (1919 – 2008)

Memorial to an Intrepid Traveler by W. Ruth Kozak Author’s note: Several years ago I interviewed a young man, Mitch … [Read More...]

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Caral, Peru: Cradle of Civilization in the Americas

by Troy Herrick As we passed along a dirt road that would put a 4-wheel drive to shame, I conjured up an image of … [Read More...]

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Horseback in Tibet

by Chris Pady The romantic notion of galloping across the Tibetan grasslands on horseback has me lost in a reverie. … [Read More...]

Weiyone Seik, Myanmar

Surviving Cyclone Nargis

Myanmar by Mark Tippet EDITOR’S NOTE: This is a first-hand account of the devastating cyclone that has taken … [Read More...]

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The Basilica of Saint-Nazaire-et-Saint Celse

Beziers, France by Glen Cowley In beauty it rested atop the city's crown, heralding its importance; a hand aspiring … [Read More...]

Nagh e Jahan square

Walking Around Half The World

Isfahan, Iran by Neil Middleton  Isfahan nesf-e-Jahan: Isfahan is half the world. I'd had this old saying ringing in … [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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