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06 Sep Western Landmark: The Hotel Emma: San Antonio’s Living Landmark

Posted at 14:30h in October | November 2024, Western Landmark 0 Comments
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If a city could hold its stories in four walls — memorializing its glory days, bridging its hard knocks with promises for the future — San Antonio could live within the Hotel Emma. Once a brewery but always a landmark, Texas’ only AAA five-diamond hotel...

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04 Jul Western Landmark: A tribute to Allen Tupper True

Posted at 21:02h in August | September 2024, Western Landmark 0 Comments
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Historic preservation and adaptive reuse shape urban architecture across America. In Colorado, there are few examples as significant as the Renaissance Denver Downtown City Center Hotel, in part because this particular effort has saved a masterpiece by Colorado mural artist and illustrator Allen Tupper True...

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02 May Western Landmark: Hotel Paso del Norte

Posted at 21:04h in June | July 2024, Western Landmark 0 Comments
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High in the western tip of Texas sits El Paso, a city founded more than 400 years ago, bordering New Mexico and Chihuahua, Mexico. It’s known for several border crossing points from adjacent Ciudad Juarez — a busy bridge between two cultures that has produced...

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08 Mar Western Landmark: El Monte Sagrado

Posted at 15:37h in April | May 2024, Western Landmark 0 Comments
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Visitors choose Taos, New Mexico, for a combination of reasons. Some come for the mountains and to ski at one of North America’s steepest resorts. Others want to hike to the tallest point in New Mexico, Mount Wheeler, rising more than 13,000 feet. Some choose...

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04 Jan Western Landmark: Music City Masterpiece

Posted at 17:31h in February | March 2024, Western Landmark 0 Comments
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On September 17, 1910, the Hermitage Hotel opened in downtown Nashville, Tennessee, hosting a celebration and feast for hundreds of distinguished guests. After two years of watching the Beaux-Arts-style structure rise 10 stories tall, the crowd eagerly entered the lobby, and an orchestra played while...

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07 Nov Western Landmark: An Aesthetic Escape

Posted at 16:58h in December 2023 | January 2024, Western Landmark 0 Comments
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21c Museum Hotels is a boutique resort chain with an imagination. In eight properties throughout the U.S., historic structures have been restored and reimagined into posh hotels resplendent with expansive contemporary art collections — displayed indoors and out, floor to ceiling — offering, in all,...

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06 Sep Western Landmark: Villa Pintoresca

Posted at 19:49h in October | November 2023, Western Landmark 0 Comments
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In 1743, farmer Urbano Mantaño was awarded a land grant by the New Mexico Governor for a parcel of land just north of the city of Santa Fe near the Pueblo of Tesuque. The locals referred to the area as Cañoncito de Tesuque for its...

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06 Jul Western Landmark: The Ahwahnee Hotel

Posted at 22:08h in August | September 2023, Western Landmark 0 Comments
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In a meadow at the base of the Royal Arches in Yosemite National Park sits a landmark lodge that’s hosted the likes of John F. Kennedy, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Britain’s Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip. The iconic Ahwahnee Hotel is located at the east end...

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10 May Western Landmark: Below the Stars, Amid the Trees

Posted at 17:05h in June | July 2023, Western Landmark 0 Comments
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The Edwards Plateau at the heart of Texas Hill Country forms the southern tip of the Great Plains. The pale rock underneath the earth here is mostly Cretaceous limestone, and enormous granite domes like Enchanted Rock just outside Fredericksburg give uncommon shape to the land....

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15 Mar Western Landmark: Rancho de los Caballeros

Posted at 20:23h in April | May 2023, Western Landmark 0 Comments
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One minute you can pretend to be a fictional Hopalong Cassidy on horseback trailblazing across terrain straight out of a Hollywood Western, and the next, you can trade in your spurs for spikes to reenact Roy “Tin Cup” McAvoy traversing fairways in a golf cart....

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