Enjoy discovering the What, Where and Why of our past
What happened and where?
Wondering what to do on your next vacation? Interested in history?
The United States of America may be a relatively new country when compared to—well, any other nation on the globe. But we’ve been making history since the 17th century when intrepid colonists from England first landed on our shores.
The efforts put into the making of our country were often dramatic and sometimes quirky. So, if you find American history intriguing and would like to see exactly where certain events happened, you can get some inspiration from the Travel Into History blog. There, you’ll even find help with the details, such as where to stay, dine and relax to round out your “traveling into history” plans.
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Introductory Blog: Strolling through history
Early on a Saturday morning, before the Colonial Williamsburg Historic Area comes to life, you can take a walk down Duke of Gloucester Street, not only to absorb the beauty of the old town but also its vibes.
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The magic of Mystic, CT
Situated at the head of the Mystic River, this area has been known for shipbuilding since the 17th century.
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Sightseeing and Touring in Asheville
If you like mountain scenery, you’ll fall in love with Asheville, North Carolina. Just save enough time when exploring this historic city and the Blue Ridge Mountains to schedule a tour of Biltmore.
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The Ballpark Tour
If you love baseball, you probably find baseball stadiums interesting if not downright fascinating. Especially those with lots of history.
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Embracing Boston then and now
Today, Boston is a big, beautiful city famous for its iconic ballpark as well as Harvard and other institutions of higher learning. It welcomes visitors who wish to know more about its past while enjoying its present.
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Steeped in a Romantic Past
No matter what era of American history interests you, resolve to put a visit to Savannah, GA, on your list of places to go and things to see!
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St. Augustine: Sunshine, Palm Trees and Lots of History
When you think of Florida, you probably envision things like beautiful beaches but don’t forget how much history there is in this state, beginning with enchanting St. Augustine.
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Williams, AZ, and the Grand Canyon Excursion
If you like railroads and have always wanted to visit the Grand Canyon, you’re in luck. Departing from Williams, AZ, you can ride the Grand Canyon Railway and experience history on a whole different level!
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History is alive and well in New Orleans
From the charm of the Garden District with its vintage streetcars to the magic of the French Quarter, history is all around you in New Orleans, LA.
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Hampton Roads and its marvelous museums
Of the many Hampton Roads museums and historic sites you can visit, two stand out because of their connection to the sea and events that help tell the story of the United States.
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San Diego and the Coronado Connection
Heading across the wide sweep of the Coronado Bay Bridge from the City of San Diego puts you on Coronado Island in minutes. And it’s just another short drive from there to the Hotel Del Coronado, one of the most beautiful and historic hotels in the nation.