Step into the past as we explore a 17th-century French grain mill mansion long since abandoned. From weathered beams to faded wallpaper, every room whispers stories of a bygone era. This video ...

The great Larry Bird dedicated his entire life to the small town of French Lick, Indiana, before entering the NBA. Known for his humble and approachable demeanor, "The Hick from French Lick ...

In this week's episode, we explore the abandoned mansion from the French family Castello, they were a happily married couple, had 4 young boys and life seemed to be great for the family. But in a ...

French Lick (Dye Course) in French Lick, Ind., ranks among GOLF's Top 100 Courses You Can Play for 2024-25.

French Lick Resort in Indiana is known for its annual “50 Days of Lights” holiday celebration. Running Nov. 16, 2024 through Jan. 6, 2025, more than 500,000 lights will be spread across the ...

Falaise is one of three 100-year-old mansions open to tour at Sands Point Preserve on Long Island.; Falaise was built by Harry Guggenheim in 1923 and was modeled on a 13th-century French manor ...

The French Lick Scenic Railway is located at 8594 IN-56 Box 150 in French Lick. The Polar Express Train Ride schedule. The Polar Express Train Ride is being offered on the following dates.

French Lick Resort video shows construction of a fourth golf course, Sand Creek, near West Baden Springs, Indiana. (Image from video courtesy French Lick Resort) June 26, 2024.

French Lick came by its name from the early trappers and traders, no matter what might be suggested by that ageless joke: Indiana, where South Bend is in the north, ...

A French aristocratic-style mansion near the acclaimed Montalvo Arts Center in Saratoga is for sale (Beyond RE Marketing). The outdoor living area includes a pool, hot tub and full outdoor kitchen ...

Beechwood House, the principle building of the Beechwoods Estate in Roundhay in Leeds, has links to Catherine, Princess of Wales, via her great-grandmother Olive Lupton as the former family seat ...

Beechwood House is part of an estate in Roundhay dating back to 1820 which was purchased by Francis Lupton in 1860 and remained in the family’s hands until 1998.