Historic Destinations & Museums

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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). …