Boston is great for families to explore its rich colonial history and fun attractions. Colonized in the 1630s, Boston was the Massachusetts colony’s capital and remains the state’s capital today. Also, Boston was the site of loud rumblings by the colonists against the English monarchy in the 1700s. Old North […]
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Seemingly endless views of the surrounding Pennsylvania and New Jersey lands are the highlights of a visit to Big Pocono State Park atop Camelback Mountain. On clear days, you can even see the Catskill Mountains in New York state. Besides the views at the mountain’s summit, there are several trails
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Three early 20th-century estates – Longwood Gardens, Nemours Estate, and Winterthur – are living legacies of the du Pont dynasty that are a delight to explore. The three estates include homes, furnishings, and richly landscaped gardens. All three estates are conveniently located within 10 miles of each other in northern
The scenic Middle Hudson Valley area in New York state – especially in Dutchess County – is steeped in history from the 19th through the mid-20th centuries. Plus it boasts some unique outdoor spots to tempt visitors. Interesting historical sites that welcome the public include the Gilded Age homes of
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The Hudson River Valley region is a delightful place to visit for its dramatic natural beauty, Gilded Age historic homes (including those of the Roosevelts and the Vanderbilts), amazing culinary options (including the Culinary Institute of America’s restaurants and the vibrant dining scene in nearby Rhinebeck), as well as lush
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