Cholula Mexico blends ancient roots with modern life
Cholula in central Mexico, oldest continuously occupied town in North America, blends millennia of history with bustling religious festivals. Visitors see Tepanapa pyramid with a church, hundreds of churches, Talavera tiles, and lively barrio fairs, fireworks, bells, and processions shaping daily life.
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New Money Museum Opens at Cleveland Federal Reserve
A new Learning Center and Money Museum debuts January 3 at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland. It features ancient currency displays including cowrie shells and Yap stones, plus a 23 foot tree of hanging hills. Open Monday to Thursday 10 am to 2 pm, admission free.
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