Things to Do
Historic Butte
Butte means mound or small hill in French and that’s exactly the topography of Butte, Montana. Established in 1864, this old mining camp took off shortly thereafter and by the latter part of the nineteenth century it became one of the first major industrial cities in the West. One of the largest copper boomtowns in…
Read MoreHighlights of the Upper Valley VT and NH
The title of this write up is extremely misleading. There’s so much to discover within the Upper Valley that one could write volumes about what you find throughout this endearing section of New England. There’s much to unearth within the jumble of small towns and villages that for the most part border the Connecticut River…
Read MoreHistoric Baltimore
Most everywhere you turn in Baltimore, you take in a piece of the city’s history. Indeed the city has nearly 70,000 properties listed in the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) and almost seventy National Register Historic Districts. It’s also punctuated with all kinds of monuments. Already in 1827 during a visit to Baltimore by…
Read MoreHeading into History in Saratoga
The history of Saratoga Springs is rich and storied. If you want, go as far back as 1777 and visit the Saratoga Battlefields, also known as the Saratoga National Historical Park, the sacred land where the turning point of the American Revolution occurred. If you like nature, it’s worth the fifteen-mile drive out here. It’s…
Read More8 Fun Things to Do in Cape Coral, Florida if It’s Your First Visit
Cape Coral, Florida, is overflowing with exciting things to do. Since you want your first visit to be one to remember, we created this list of 10 fun things to do so you can spend less time planning and more time enjoying your time away. 1. Tom Allen Memorial Butterfly House Visit the Tom Allen…
Read More6 Things To Do for Kids and Families in Myrtle Beach, SC
Myrtle Beach, SC, is known for luxurious sandy beaches, widely celebrated golf courses, and more fun things to do for families with kids than you can imagine. 1. Fun, Fun, Fun at the Funplex Just one block from the beach and open March through April, Funplex Myrtle Beach is your Myrtle Beach hub for family…
Read More6 Maine Monuments for History Buffs
The waterfront still reflects Portland’s long maritime history, and the Victorian homes and tenement houses are a testament to the men and women — the wealthy and the working class — who made this city. 1. Victoria Mansion Built between 1858 and 1860, Victoria Mansion is a Victorian-era Italianate home built by Ruggles Sylvester Morse…
Read More5-Day Itinerary: Unveiling the Charms of East Hampton and Montauk, NY
Day 1: Arrival and East Hampton Delights Arrive in East Hampton and settle into your chosen accommodation, whether it’s a luxurious beachfront resort or a cozy bed and breakfast. Start your exploration by visiting the Guild Hall, a cultural center that showcases art exhibitions, performances, and events. Stroll through the charming streets of East Hampton…
Read More5 Things to Do in Gatlinburg, Tennessee
Gatlinburg is known as the gateway to Smoky Mountains National Park, but there’s so much more to do and see in this popular travel destination beyond the mountains. The small town in eastern Tennessee attracts travelers of all types looking for a fun time, from families to couples, bachelor and bachelorette parties to meetings and…
Read More5 Things to Do in the Delaware River Valley
The Delaware River Valley stretches from the northeastern tip of Delaware, through Philadelphia and northward, encompassing parts of Pennsylvania and New Jersey on both sides. When looking for things to do in the region, you might feel inclined to only stick around the Philadelphia or Wilmington metros, but don’t make the mistake of overlooking some…
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