Paul Revere House is a historic wooden house in Boston’s North End that dates back to the colonial era. The house was built in 1680 and served as a home for Paul Revere and his wife, five children, and mother during the American Revolution. This home was the starting point of his infamous ride to […]
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February 3, 1959 — 62 years ago — a small plane crashed into a snowy farm field near Clear Lake, Iowa. The plane’s pilot died, along with singer/musicians Ritcie Valens, J. P. “The Big Bopper” Richardson, and Buddy Holly. The first two have faded from memory, but Buddy Holly, just 22 when he died, has
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Planning a weekend getaway? Few places on Earth will give you more options than New York City. Whether you’re looking for a rejuvenating respite or two gloriously action-packed days, you’ll find it all in the Big Apple. It sounds cliché, but NYC truly is the city that never sleeps. Of course, if you’re not familiar
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There are several reasons to make your way out to beautiful Kennett Square, in Chester County Pennsylvania. First, it is steeped in American history. British General Sir William Howe marched through the streets on his way to the Battle of Brandywine, and the city was an essential Underground Railroad stop as many of the prominent
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Although it is often ignored by travelers looking for the glitz and glamour of the coasts, the midwestern part of the United States provides a bevy of interesting tourist attractions, history, and entertainment options. A road trip through the Midwest is a rite of passage for many families. Here are five sights to not miss
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According to a recent study by the National Golf Foundation, there are over 34,000 golf courses in the United States. From the local municipal course to the upscale and well-manicured courses typically found at resorts, golfers can experience something new and beautiful each time they play a round. But there are golf courses that rise
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San Juan Island is the most populated of the 172 islands that make up Washington State’s San Juan Islands, and is second in size, right behind Orcas Island. You’ll need to get to San Juan Island by air, by ferry, or, if you’re lucky enough, by private boat. Most residents and visitors get to San
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South Beach, SoBe to many, is a well-known neighborhood of Miami Beach, has a reputation for being a hot place to go – hot weather, hot music, and hot people. It often competes with Santa Barbara, California, for the bragging rights of the American Riviera, but there’s no confusing its distinctive art deco architecture and design
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Life just perked up for coffee lovers who truly care about what’s in their cup and are curious about where it comes from. Pele Plantations, a certified organic Kona coffee farm on the [amazon_textlink asin=’0996131825′ text=’island of Hawaii’ template=’ProductLink’ store=’thetravelersway-20′ marketplace=’US’ link_id=’7b01340b-b200-11e7-8dff-29b9d60e78e2′], now offers free private tours of its working farm. Grown on the volcanic
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“Exhibit Columbus” is the inaugural edition of a biennal citywide celebration in this southern Indiana community of 45,000. On view through November 26, 2017, are three sets of public art scattered throughout town: Miller prize winners, Washington Street installations, and student works. Centerpieces are the J. Irwin and Xenia S. Miller Prize installations, five enormous
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