Sights at the museum include Ebenzer Baptist Church, a tour of King’s childhood home, and a civil rights walk of fame.
Visiting the Martin Luther King National Historic Site in Atlanta Read More »
One of the multiple dead presidents in Nashville is James Polk, who lies near the Tennessee state capitol.
Quirky Attraction: James Polk’s Tomb in Nashville Read More »
Get a firsthand look at our country’s history by planning a road trip to significant Revolutionary War sites.
Take a Revolutionary War Road Trip to These Seven Historical Sites Read More »
In the City of Brotherly Love, history is everywhere, and much of it revolves around Benjamin Franklin.
Ben Franklin is Everywhere in Philadelphia: Statues, Monuments, and Historic Sites Read More »
See the Maine estate where George H.W. Bush once met with Margaret Thatcher and Mikhail Gorbachev.
Quirky Attraction: The George Bush Family Compound in Kennebunkport, Maine Read More »
A surprise Garden Tour of the White House allowed me to see Bo the First Dog and presidential veggie garden.
The White House Garden Tour: What’s It Like, and How Do You Get Tickets? Read More »
The Cabrillo Monument is an underrated tourist attraction that offers whale watching, historic statues, and killer skyline views.
San Diego Lighthouses and Point Loma Tide Pools at the Cabrillo Monument Read More »
A replica of the original settlement of Nashville sits along the Cumberland River.
Quirky Attraction: Fort Nashborough, Nashville Read More »
RCA Studio B in Nashville is a legendary studio where dozens of hit songs have been recorded.
Take a Seat at Elvis Presley’s Piano at RCA Studio B in Nashville Read More »
Hidden in Redwood National Park is a former World War II radar station disguised as a farm.
Quirky Attraction: Redwoods National Park World War II Radar Station Read More »
