• Jan 19, 2026 the city on the edge of forever Historical Significance of the City on the Edge of Forever Ancient Origins Many cities that are considered “on the edge of forever” date back thousands of years. For example: Jerusalem: Over 3,000 years of history, sacred to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Rome: A cradle of Western civilizatio By Lottie Deckow
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