duc d’Orleans and future King of France Behold where George Washington tied up his horse on the grounds of the Morris-Jumel Mansion Perambulate W. 72nd Street to see The Dakota rising out of the ...

In their heyday, they were part of a large pleasure garden around which the wealthy would perambulate. But today a couple of trees lie fallen; the ornate path is overgrown and covered by wind ...

and if on a fine afternoon the outsider aforesaid perambulate the High Street for an hour and mix with those who throng the pavement, he will unconsciously become alive to the fact that the ...

Renall St is one of the few intact pre-villa Victorian streets in Auckland. Most of its 20 or so tightly crammed houses were built from the late 1860s to the 1880s, when the street was occupied by ...

Because of a lack of TV, people in those days would perambulate for pleasure, and Cleasby via the railway bridge was obviously one of their favourite spots. John Robinson went from a farm labourer ...

At the other, it doesn't have to be heard at all if you select 'e-Drive' and perambulate along on battery power for up to 15.5 miles at a maximum of 84mph. The more focused driving modes ...

Beating The Bounds – an ancient, almost forgotten and fun-filled colourful custom from another time - is being revived in Norwich city centre next week. Derek James reports. The Stonemason's ...

The story goes that, in order to go undetected, the Norse diddies took off their ballet shoes and, in a major tactical blunder, proceeded to perambulate through a field of thistles. Cue lots of sh ...

Some have simply refused to develop themselves. Some are school dropouts, drug addicts, layabouts, and jobless people who perambulate the town from morning till night. They do absolutely nothing.