Articles by Anika Burgess

A sauna on skis and 11 other dwellings made to move.

A photographer’s journey deep into the Sudanese desert.

A fade to black for America’s outdoor silver screens.

Stunning, dizzying aerial photography from Dronestagram.

Pieces so pretty you won’t mind losing.

Meet the adorable cats watching over the city's stores.

How the occult has been depicted in art, from mandrakes to palmistry.

Peek inside the Bodleian Library's Map Room.

Selections from 128 years of "National Geographic" magazine's best charts, maps and diagrams.

Photos of neon signs and advertisements along one of America's most iconic highways.

Architecture that redefines what it means to travel in style.

See what the Victorians did for fun.

Nighttime scenes of parked cars and deserted streets.

Secret symbols aplenty.

The monolithic stations of the Philadelphia Electric Company.

What do the walls of abandoned Soviet-era apartments look like?

The timeless beauty of trees and constellations.

A new book examines the top secret wartime work underneath Whitehall.

Step inside and try not to get lost.

Photos from a 1990s archive show post-parade festivities in the West Village.

See how election merchandise looked in the 19th century.

From skyscraper bridges to glass domes, an intoxicating glimpse at how New York might have looked.

Vintage ouija boards? Check. A taxidermied two-headed cow? Check.

Bringing folklore to life with capes and masks.