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Shana Tabor founded In God We Trust in 2005. The store has gone through many iterations and locations, but you can still shop online and brick-and-mortar in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Though Tabor has earned raves for minimalist, but still unique, jewelry (see: a wishbone bangle), the clothing exudes a homespun charm. Read more...

Nestled among the mountains in Jackson Hole is a library that’s the opposite of stuffy. The building blends in seamlessly with its natural surroundings thanks to its brown log walls. Read more...

A simple brick library is always a classic to visit. Plus, this library has not only over 150,000 books, but also an arsenal of historical federal documents safely stored away — making it even more fascinating on the historic scale. Read more...

By now you’re probably convinced to get a library card pronto, but even if books don’t fascinate you, there’s much more to do at Nashville Public Library’s Bellevue branch than read. The space also includes Read more...

The Boston Public Library is the second largest in the country, at 930,000-square-feet and holding 21 million items — but that’s only part of why it’s so spectacular. The older side of the building, which opened in 1895, features murals by John Singer Sargent, and a courtyard based on the 16th-century Palazzo della Cancelleria in Rome. Read more...

The town of Coeur D’alene is named after a neighboring lake, so it’s fitting that its public library has views straight to the water. The neutral-hued library, which opens up onto a neighboring park, also won an Idaho Library of the Year Award in 2012. Read more...

Planet Fitness prides itself on providing the everyday exerciser with “judgment-free” workout zones, calling other fitness facilities out for catering to members who exhibit “Lunky behavior”, intimidating other members as a result. And not only is this fitness franchise on a mission to offer a more welcoming and relaxing exercise atmosphere, but with their most exclusive membership package topping off Read more...

When this mall opened in 1957, its inward-facing design around an open plaza was innovative. It is now New Jersey’s largest shopping mall.   Read more...

Although Rite Aid had some good sales last year, it is not long until this drugstore will lose the race unless it comes up with a strategic plan. The Plenti Rewards program that offered substantial discounts and rewards for loyal customers, including savings at Exxon and Mobil gas stations is no longer available. Also, you will find every product in Read more...

This 340-bed hospital, part of the HCA Virginia Health System, derives its name from Henricus, an early settlement massacred by Powhatan Indians in 1622, then rebuilt nearby as Virginia’s new capital. The hospital was called Henrico Doctors’ Hospital-Forest until Feb. 2009, when the name was simplified. The opening of a cardiac medical intensive care unit and a new ED in Read more...