Black-footed Ferret (Putorius nigripes) by John Woodhouse Audubon, 1845 north carolina Step into the captivating past

Step into the captivating past with our personalised old map of Tamworth

Accents of red from the shrine architecture create a graceful counterpoint

offer insights into the political boundaries of the time

The “Good Channel” marked between Cozumel and the mainland’s “Coast of Bacalar” offers a preferred passage

Grand Palace

Black-footed Ferret (Putorius nigripes) by John Woodhouse Audubon, 1845 north carolina Step into the captivating pastJohn Woodhouse Audubons Putorius nigripes, Black footed Ferret (Natural size.), created in 1845, presents one of North Americas most elusive small carnivores with the quiet drama of high Victorian natural history. Best known as the son of the famed ornithologist artist John James Audubon, John Woodhouse emerged as a gifted observer in his own right, rendering mammals with a scientists precision and an artists sensitivity. Here, the black footed ferret