by Jessica James | Sep 27, 2022 | Museums
You can’t get much closer to history than seeing George Washington’s tent, a large linen marquis-style covering that he used as a headquarters throughout the American Revolution. Considered the “First Oval Office” this tent is absolutely one of...
by Jessica James | Sep 27, 2022 | Museums
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by Jessica James | Aug 24, 2022 | Museums
The museums in Gettysburg PA are unlike any you can find in any other historic town in the United States. Yes, this is a town that became famous because of a great battle, but the museums in Gettysburg are not just centered on the Civil War. For instance, there is a...
by Jessica James | May 9, 2022 | Gettysburg, Museums
A Gettysburg WWII museum opening in 2022 provides a new incentive for history buffs and families to visit the charming small town in southcentral Pennsylvania. As the name implies, the World War II American Experience and Education Center isn’t a stuffy museum where...
by Jessica James | Mar 7, 2022 | Historic Sites, Museums, Old Houses
A true historical gem in Huntsville, Al., is the Weeden House Museum and Garden. Not only is the house itself intriguing, but so are the stories of the people who once called it home. Built in 1819, the Weeden House is the oldest public house museum in Alabama. The...
by Jessica James | Mar 3, 2022 | Museums, Historic Sites
You know you’re walking into a historic building the minute you open the door at Harrison Brothers Hardware in Huntsville, AL. Maybe it’s the charm and appeal of the vintage displays, or maybe it’s the chime of an old-fashioned cash register ringing in your ears. In...
