A visit to Gettysburg allows you to travel back in time to 1863 and understand what happened during the Battle of Gettysburg. There’s plenty to visit and see in town, so you have lots of options. In addition to the spots that are open year-round, check out the special events […]
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The Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia is not your typical museum. Rather, through a well-choreographed visitor flow, important artifacts, and captivating displays and mini-theaters, the museum tells the story of the American Revolutionary War. Imagine yourself back in the 1760s as you begin to hear grumblings about King
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As a seasoned engineer (40+ years out of engineering school), I am a sucker for how engineers, machinists, technicians, and inventors of all sorts from back in the day figured out ways to do things that were here-to-for, not possible. Luckily, there’s a museum — the National Museum of Industrial
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The delightful Greek island of Crete is about 162 miles long and 37 miles wide. It has four prefectures (regions); from west to east they are Chania, Rethymnon, Heraklion, and Lasithi. Crete hosts millions of travelers each year. In fact, it rates just behind Santorini and Mykonos in a popularity
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The island of Rhodes sits in the southeastern portion of Greece — northeast of Crete and just 11 miles west of Turkey. This island beckons travelers who have come to appreciate its history, natural beauty, and beaches. It has become a popular destination for travelers — and with good reason.
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