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Costa Rica History: Arenal Volcano Lava Flows

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Arenal Volcano's July 1968 eruption destroyed three small villages, killed 87 people and wiped out 232 square kilometers of crops and livestock. The stratovolcano...
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TBT: Watch ‘Endless Summer II,’ the documentary that popularized Tamarindo

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By the 1990s, Tamarindo and nearby surf spots — Witch's Rock, Ollie's Point — weren't exactly secrets, but the release of “Endless Summer II” really broke things wide open.
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TBT: Pan Am Flight 421 crashes in Costa Rica on this day in 1980

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On this day in 1980, a Boeing 727 operating Pan American World Airways flight 421 crashed short of Costa Rica's Juan Santamaría International Airport. 
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Costa Rica at the turn of the decade (2010-19)

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I know that sometimes I look back. But it's to know from where I come from.
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Construction of Costa Rica’s National Stadium

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The 35,000-seat stadium replaced its predecessor of the same name and location.
Throwback Thursday

Costa Rica’s imposing Rio Grande railway bridge

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The Rio Grande railway bridge is one of Costa Rica's most impressive architectural achievements
Throwback Thursday

TBT: An indigenous uprising in ancient Costa Rica

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A 1709 "uprising of the Indians" burned more than a dozen churches and killed several missionaries who had settled in Costa Rica.
Costa Rica

La Sabana Park: A Look Back at Costa Rica’s First International Airport

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La Sabana Park, today one of San Jose Costa Rica’s most popular green spaces, has a fascinating history. Before it became the recreational park...
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Abraham Lincoln’s letter to Costa Rica

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We take a look back at a piece of Costa Rica history. This week, let's go all the way back to June 11, 1863....
Throwback Thursday

TBT: Costa Rica’s Pacific Railroad in Puntarenas

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In the late 1800s, various attempts were made to extend rail service from San José to Puntarenas.
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