Nashville’s Music Museums: George, Patsy and Johnny
Nashville’s Music Museums: Visiting museums honoring country music stars: George Jones, Patsy Cline, and the Johnny Cash Museums with photos and memorabilia.
Nashville’s Music Museums: Visiting museums honoring country music stars: George Jones, Patsy Cline, and the Johnny Cash Museums with photos and memorabilia.
Every year citizens of Santa Cruz (Canary Islands)have a carnival festival with a new theme. A museum honors the history of an interesting and fun tradition.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Ohio is a shrine to all things rock n roll, from guitars, to costumes, and artifacts from musicians all over.
Great Lakes Cruise on the Victory I, a new cruise ship for Victory Cruise Lines. Enjoying a comfortable stateroom, free shore excursions and lakes scenery.
Bilbao, Spain was rescued by the fantastic Guggenheim Museum that opened in 1997, putting this once northern Spain city on the list of top art destinations.
Frisco Texas. A visit to the city’s Discovery Center leads to the National Videogame Museum, where vintage games and the history of video gaming is shared.
The Hank Williams Museum in Montgomery Alabama is a place where fans of the great country singer can hear about this life and see the Cadillac he died in.
Mount Airy, NC is well known for Andy Griffith But there were two who were just as famous a century before. Eng and Chang Bunker, Siamese Twins, lived there
World War I Hero Sgt. York’s Home in Pall Mall Is Now a State Park By Jackie Sheckler Finch Betsy Ross York Lowrey was eight years old before she saw her first movie. Her dad loaded up the family and took them to nearby Jamestown to see a first-run film. What surprised young Betsy the […]
Lunchbox Lore in Georgia, a visit to the Lunchbox Museum and meeting Allen Woodall, who wrote the book about collectible lunchboxes and their history.
Ham: Anselmo Perez is a champion ham cutter from Salamanca, Spain, we learn all about how he became a champ and techniques that make an expert ham cutter.
In a modest house in Irving, Texas, JFK’s assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, lived quietly with his wife and daughter and Ruth Paine. You can visit Paine’s house.