Homer’s Tate’s Oddities & Attraction
Homer Tate – Curator and Creator of the Macabre Objects become collectible for so many reasons. Sometimes, it is simply their rarity. Other times, we are drawn to the collecting of things that remind...
View ArticleAuthentic Wild West Ghost Town: Bodie, CA
Should you ever find yourself out in California and wanting to have an adventure, follow the dusty, dirt road off of State Highway 395 and set your sights for the historic gold mining ghost town …...
View ArticleAbandoned Buildings: Bethlehem Steel
One of the most fascinating buildings of the Industrial Revolution is the Bethlehem Steel in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. At their peak, it was the world’s second largest steel producer and THE largest...
View ArticleWanderlust: Visiting Yosemite
Tanner Wendell is a photographer based in Seattle specializing in adventure, landscapes, dreaming, and exploring. He is also very passionate about abolishing modern day slavery. He self-published his...
View ArticleBe Featured on Our Blog #TWOLANETRAVEL Contest
Enter to Win Our Two Lane Back Road Photo Contest! When you’re Labor Day weekend traveling, be sure to include Antique Archaeology in your plans! No matter if you’re headed out for a long weekend, or …...
View ArticleTwo Lane Travel: Muletown Coffee, Columbia TN
Small Town Two Lane Travel: Columbia, TN Part One Muletown Coffee: Downtown With a Global View This week we want to share with you one of Mike’s favorite towns in Tennessee. Located about 40 minutes …...
View ArticleTwo Lane Travel – Columbia, TN
Small Town Two Lane Travel: Columbia, Tennessee – Part TWO Welcome to Part II of Mike’s favorite spots in Columbia, Tennessee. Proceed to read with an empty belly and an open calendar because the...
View ArticleTwo Lane Travel Photo Contest Winner! @HotRodHeb
Two Lanes Inspire us. Motivate us. Move us… When launching our Two Lane Travel Contest on Instagram a few weeks back, we wanted to see the types of places that inspire YOU. Those kind of roads …...
View ArticleReviving the American Drive-In
If you are lucky enough to have had the experience of piling into a car, popping the trunk, and channel surfing for the movie sound before settling in for the double feature, you know what … Continue...
View ArticleDemolition and The Chocolate Factory – Hershey, PA
Abandoned: The Original Hershey Chocolate Factory, Hershey, PA People have long been intrigued by buildings and places that have fallen to modern times… be it by construction, financial problems, or...
View ArticleSummer Sign off with the Antique Archaeology Crew
It’s always important to decompress, slow down, and get back to nature when you are busy like the AA crew. It’s easy to get swept away in the ever buzzing shop. As a way to … Continue reading Summer...
View ArticleTime Travel – Galena, Illinois
Ask any local why they live in Galena, Illinois and chances are they’ll respond much like store owner Joe (a.k.a. Buzz the Drifter) Sprengelmeyer did on a recent trip we took to this picturesque town....
View ArticleAbandoned Places: Six Flags New Orleans
Have you ever explored an abandoned location and experienced that unsettling feeling that something that has a haunted history or was left forsaken by mother nature? It’s a sense unlike any other. If...
View ArticleVolkswagen: Cruising Through American Culture
During its prime, the VW bus was praised for its size, spacious interior, and large windows deeming it ideal for long road trips and wanderlust infused adventures throughout America. It stored...
View ArticleMUSIC TRIANGLE: AMERICAN WAY – DECEMBER 2015
American Pickers Star Mike Wolfe Explains How Soothing Sights, Sounds and Smells of the Deep South Can Save Your Soul There’s a road — though in some places not much of one — that carves out … Continue...
View ArticleGOIN’ DUTCH
Ever wanted to know all the details and then some about Mike’s Holy Grail of Picks, the Von Dutch XAVW? Read the article below, originally published in Volksworld, 2013. We love this bike and its story...
View ArticleTallahatchie Flats in the Mississippi Delta
Driving into Greenwood, Mississippi there were cotton fields on both sides of the highway, broken up only by little run down buildings and areas of marshy swampland. Acre upon acre of fluffy white...
View ArticleWhen in Kentucky: A Kentucky Bourbon Trail® Adventure
Join us on a trip down South to Bourbon Country as told by contributor Eric Gregory, President of the Kentucky Distillers’ Association. -Lauren When pickin’ in Kentucky, you can’t help but stop over...
View ArticleVintage Neon Signs of Minnesota
Each year, Bill Rose, photographer and owner of Recapturist, drives thousands of miles along the nearly forgotten two lane highways and back roads of America on a quest to photograph whatever vintage...
View ArticleWeekend Escape: Bozeman, Montana
Bozeman, Montana is a playground for thrill seekers, beer drinkers, and nature buffs. If you’re looking to cash in on some PTO or just wanting to sneak away for a long weekend, allow us to … Continue...
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