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Great reunion places

The Kutztown (PA) German Festival annually (June -July) celebrates Pennsylvania Dutch culture. New this year will be a display and searching help from the Berks...

Serious fun

Q? What is by day a children's museum, but by night a reception hall for groups of 50-100? A! The Louisiana Children's Museum, that's what....

History comes alive!

The American Revolution is happening again in Philadelphia's Independence National Historical Park. Lights of Liberty is a new attraction that brings an important chapter in...

Arsenal Island historical getaway

Step back in time and walk through history at the Rock Island Arsenal Island in the middle of the upper Mississippi River. The Arsenal has...

American history along coast-to-coast American Discovery Trail

The grand panorama of American history comes into focus with the launch of the American Discovery Trail (ADT), America's first coast-to-coast non-motorized trail. The ADT...

Big sky country

Billings, Montana — the gateway to America's western heritage, where rolling wagons carried early settlers, where the Iron Horse forged a solid passage for railroad...

The Lewis & Clark Corps of Discovery Descendant Project

To honor the permanent members of the Lewis & Clark Corps of Discovery that completed the trip to the Pacific Ocean, the Clatsop County, Oregon,...

Experience the Arch

If you thought heading west started with the Arch in St. Louis, Missouri, think again. Now there's the Great Platte River Road Archway Monument spanning...

How about including some western legends?

William F. Cody, fondly known as Buffalo Bill, was born in 1846 and experienced the Old West to its fullest. He herded cattle, worked on...

Civil War depicted

Most visitors associate Petersburg, Virginia, with the closing days of the Civil War. Petersburg experienced the longest siege of any American city – ten long...