Historic Destinations & Museums

A unique venue will make your wedding day amazing – equal to the beautiful relationship you will celebrate and cement on that special day. As such, consider holding your nuptials…

Maryland proclaimed 2022 as the “Year of Harriet Tubman,” to celebrate the 200th anniversary of her birth. The most famous Underground Railroad agent in our country’s history, Tubman was born…

Known for its hospitality and charm, Savannah, Georgia, is a quintessential Southern city. Considered one of America’s first planned cities, Savannah overflows with history, art and architecture. The city definitely…

A visit to The Franklin Institute for Harry Potter: The Exhibition in Philadelphia is more than worth the price of admission for anyone who has fallen in love with the…

Nicknamed “America’s First Spa,” the small town of Berkeley Springs, West Virginia, is a haven for those looking for a relaxing weekend — or longer. Located roughly an hour northwest…

When discussing his Hartford, Connecticut home, Samuel Langhorne Clemens once mused, “It is a home and the word never had so much meaning before.” The acclaimed 19th century American writer…

Photos and words by Joe Motheral A visit to New York City can be a refreshing eye opener. The city that never sleeps has reawakened, buzzing with traffic and pedestrians.…

By Shuan Butcher Delaware played a key role during the Revolutionary War and in the founding of our country. It got its nickname as “The First State” because it was…

By Gina Gallucci-White Prickett’s Fort was built in 1774 as a way to avoid Native American war parties. Nestled next to the merger of Prickett’s Creek and the Monongahela River…

by Gina Gallucci-White  The United States is a relatively young country and doesn’t have much of the historic architecture of older nations, such as castles (excluding Disney World and Disneyland).…