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Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter (April 4, 1869 – January 8, 1958) was an American architect and designer. She was one of the very few female American architects in her day. She was the designer of many landmark buildings and spaces for the Fred Harvey Company and the Santa Fe Railroad, notably in Grand Canyon National Park.
Episode 30: The Grand Canyon: Exploring more of the South Rim
Welcome back to Places People Purpose as we continue our journey through the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. We will explore its remarkable viewpoints, accessibility, and rich cultural heritage make it a must-visit destination for travelers worldwide. Whether you're a hiker, photographer, nature lov…
031. Mary E. J. Colter: Fred Harvey’s Architect and the Fate of Altadena’s Past
Explore the life and legacy of Mary Colter, a groundbreaking architect and interior designer who crafted iconic buildings at the Grand Canyon and beyond, blending Native American traditions with innovative architectural design, who also lost a home in a 1968 Eaton Canyon fire, which felt oddly topi…
The Route 66 Cookbook: A Culinary Road Trip with Linda Ly
On this week’s episode of The RV Atlas Podcast, we’re heading out on an unforgettable culinary adventure with Linda Ly, author of The Route 66 Cookbook: The Best Recipes from Every Stop Along the Way. Linda—known to many as the creator of Garden Betty, her popular blog about homesteading, farm-to-t…
New York’s Bracket And The Politics Of Maintenance
In New York City, a playful bracket about broken hoops and dumping sites turns routine maintenance into a citywide tournament. Carlee Alm-LaBar, Edward Erfurt, and Alexander Lazard explore what that reveals about complaint driven 311 systems, how priorities really get set, and which neighborhoods g…
The Engines of Our Ingenuity 3371: Mary Colter
Episode: 3371 The creative work and relative anonymity of Mary Coulter, and her Native American architecturally themed designs. Today, meet Mary Colter.
195: 250 Years of American Hospitality
Titans of Hospitality: What 250 Years of American Service Can Teach Us About What's Next America is about to turn 250, and the story of who we are as a country cannot be told without the story of how we serve. From the frontier to the drive through to the Apple Store, hospitality is one of the mos…
195: 250 Years of American Hospitality
Titans of Hospitality: What 250 Years of American Service Can Teach Us About What's Next America is about to turn 250, and the story of who we are as a country cannot be told without the story of how we serve. From the frontier to the drive through to the Apple Store, hospitality is one of the mos…
Ep. 114: National Park Service Rustic
National Park Service Rustic, also known as “parkitecture,” was the dominant architectural style of national parks from roughly 1916 to 1942. Many early examples of the “rustic” style were commissioned by private railroad companies, such as the Fred Harvey company, in order to lure tourists out wes…
The Crown Jewels of the Mother Road | Arizona Route 66: The Podcast | Season 4 Episode 5
Before Route 66 existed, Fred Harvey was already building something extraordinary along the Santa Fe Railroad corridor through Arizona. Hotels and restaurants that didn't just feed travelers, they made them feel like they mattered. And the young women he hired to run those dining rooms came west, s…
#014 - Grand Canyon, Part 2: The Visit | South Rim vs. North Rim, Inner-Canyon Hikes & the Heat
Every year the Grand Canyon rescues hikers who made the same mistake: they went down feeling strong in the cool morning, then discovered the canyon's brutal truth on the way back up. Going down is optional. Coming up is mandatory. This is how to visit without becoming a statistic.
Host Shawn Spainh…
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