Sign of the Month for April 2024
Along Route 1 on the part of the highway that is still named the Jefferson Davis Highway sits this motel, named for the President of…
Along Route 1 on the part of the highway that is still named the Jefferson Davis Highway sits this motel, named for the President of…
Hancock Veteran’s Memorial Park in Hancock, Maine, features a memorial within Widmeyer Park, which honors many veterans from various U.S. military conflicts. This memorial lists…
The eclipse in Houlton, Maine, was a spellbinding experience, uniting the community under the awe of celestial wonder. As the moon obscured the sun, the…
Trenton Psychiatric Hospital was founded in 1848 as the New Jersey State Lunatic Asylum by Dorothea Lynde Dix. Dix was a proponent of creating a…
Colonel Josiah Quincy was born on April 1, 1710, in Braintree, Massachusetts. He was named after his grandfather, Rev. Josiah Flynt. After graduating from Harvard…
In 1854, when Hancock Cemetery in the center of the town was nearly full, a committee was formed during a town meeting to decide on…
Philadelphia Mills is the second largest mall in Pennsylvania after the King of Prussia Mall, which is also serves the Greater Philadelphia region. It was…
Nicole’s Woods Trailhead leads to Ice Pond Preserve in Hancock, Maine, which is managed by theCrabtree Neck Land Trust (CNLT), and was founded in 2005,…
Ron Rice became a multi-millionaire by creating Hawaiian Tropic suntan oil and lotions marketed through hundreds of bikini pageants for almost thirty years. His life…
I’m not a big fan of cookie cutter hotels next to interstate exits. While they are usually decent, offer breakfast, and can be reasonably priced,…
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