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Rocking Cradle House restoration is complete - Vimarsana News

Rocking Cradle House restoration is complete

Arguably the most storied house in all of Lynchburg, the Poston House at 1104 Jackson St., is on the market for $289,000 after an extensive two-year renovation. You may know it by a different name — the Rocking Cradle House.

Lynchburg's own haunted tales - Vimarsana News

Lynchburg's own haunted tales

Lynchburg is a city with a lengthy and rich history, so it only seems right that there might be a ghost or two rambling around some of its antebellum homes

The Subway That Ate Houston – Texas Monthly - Vimarsana News

The Subway That Ate Houston – Texas Monthly

The most expensive, amazing, dynamic, futuristic, and sexy way not to solve a transit crisis.

Walter J. Addison, first Mass Transit Authority administrator who oversaw the planning and construction of the Baltimore Metro, dies - Vimarsana News

Walter J. Addison, first Mass Transit Authority administrator who oversaw the planning and construction of the Baltimore Metro, dies

Walter J. Addison, a transportation administrator who oversaw the planning and construction of the Baltimore Metro subway system, died of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease Feb. 2 at the Gilchrist Center in Towson.

Walter J. Addison, first Mass Transit Authority administrator who oversaw the planning and construction of the Baltimore Metro, dies - Vimarsana News

Walter J. Addison, first Mass Transit Authority administrator who oversaw the planning and construction of the Baltimore Metro, dies

Walter J. Addison, a transportation administrator who oversaw the planning and construction of the Baltimore Metro subway system, died of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease Feb. 2 at the Gilchrist Center in Towson.