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The Little Prince is a novella by French aviator and writer Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, first published in 1943, that tells the story of a pilot stranded in the Sahara who meets a young prince from a tiny asteroid.

The book is a poetic and philosophical tale, illustrated by the author, that critiques the adult world through the prince’s journey and encounters with various characters, exploring themes of love, friendship, loss, and the importance of seeing with the heart rather than just the eyes.

It is one of the most translated and beloved books in the world, often seen as a children’s story but with profound messages for all ages.

Walk with History was invited to visit the French Embassy in Washington DC and recall the friendship of our countries for the past 250 years.

Exploring the French Embassy: A 250-Year Alliance Tour

Jenn visits the French Embassy in Washington, DC with Susanna to film a tour highlighting the long friendship between France and the United States.

Exploring the French Embassy: A 250-Year Alliance Tour Explore the rich history of the French Embassy in DC as Jenn and Susanna celebrate the 250-year friendship between France and the US.

This is a bucket list thing for Generation X

American Cruise Lines is in Astoria today. Filming locations for the movies Kindergarten Cop, Short Circuit and of course The Goonies.

Unveiling the Titanic: From Tragedy to Immersive Experience

Scott and Jenn visit the Traveling Titanic Exhibition, an immersive experience that recreates spaces like the grand staircase, bridge, dining rooms, and pool while displaying artifacts from the ship and items connected to the film, including a life vest worn by Kate Winslet and one of only seven surviving full-size deckchairs. 📍 Visit this exhibit near you 🎥 Video from inside

Explore the Traveling Titanic Exhibition: A Historic Journey Explore the immersive Traveling Titanic Exhibition with artifacts, including a life vest worn by Kate Winslet and stunning recreations.