The Crazy Horse Memorial: Larger Than Life in South Dakota
The Crazy Horse Memorial in South Dakota and the remarkable story of the famous Sioux war chief and the hard work of sculptor Korczak Ziolkowski.
Historic Travel
History is a part of every trip, whether it’s recent or ancient history. Here we include stories where the authors experienced historical travel.
Sierra Leone: Surprising New Travel Destination
Sierra Leone, after decades of war and strife, opens its arms to tourists who can enjoy unique wildlife experiences, history tours and tasty cuisine.
Brabant Remembers: a Look at the Past Through a Modern Lens
Brabant Remembers. Towns in the Netherlands comemorate the terrible events of World War II, and a new collaboration created an app to hear what it was like.
The Tangled Cultures of Goa, India
The smallest state in India, Goa is a melange of Hindu, Roman Catholic, and Muslim cultures. Staying at small local hotels and soaking it all in.
Hereford and the Wye Valley in Central England
Hereford is more than a cathedral, ancient documents, and a breed of beef-cattle. It’s a city in the county of Herefordshire England, 16-miles from Wales.
Paris: A Fabulous Chapel To Amaze You
Paris: Sainte-Chapelle is a royal chapel in the Gothic style, in the medieval Palais de la Cité. It’s a fantastic place to visit for its impressive windows.
Green Gables Still Thrills Visitors and Readers Alike
Anne of Green Gables, examining Literary Landscapes, and the geography and history of Prince Edward Island.
Mexico: The Land of Amazing Volcanoes
Puebla, Mexico. A visit to the famous volcanoes Popocatépetl and the Murals of Cacaxtla, visiting Puebla Mexico and ancient sites from Aztec era.
Ipswich: Made Famous by the Humble Clam
Ipswich, Massachusetts. This north shore town is full of historic homes, Crane Beach, and of course the Clam Box and other purveyors of Ipswich Clams.
Massachusetts: Visiting The Mount
Visiting Edith Wharton’s estate, The Mount, in Lenox MA provides a fascinating glimpse into the world of this esteemed novelist and humanitarian.
Greece: Hydra Island Offers Quiet with 300 Churches
Hydra Island, where many of Greek’s ships were once built, is today a quiet and tree-less paradise, enjoyed by Greek celebrities and tourists.
Delphi Greece: Visiting the Ancient Oracle’s Site
A visit to the famous ancient site of the Oracle at Delphi, where Greeks and citizens of the world came to hear strange, cryptic language.