Fort Zachary Taylor State Park – Key West
The United States began building the fort on this 54 Acres stretch of Key West in 1845. Because of hurricanes, yellow fever epidemics, materials and…
The United States began building the fort on this 54 Acres stretch of Key West in 1845. Because of hurricanes, yellow fever epidemics, materials and…
Moments are Forever is an amazing memorial creation store. They are located on the corner of Route 1 Northbound and Woodlawn Avenue, on the corner,…
Copp’s Hill Burying Ground in the North End is the second oldest cemetery in Boston, dating back to 1659 when the city bought a plot…
The Guana Tolomato Matanzas (GTM) National Estuarine Research Reserve lies along the Guana, Tolomato, and Mantanzas rivers and the Atlantic ocean. …
Nicknamed The Blue Diner, Boston’s South Street Diner may be relatively small, but it’s got quite a reputation. Originally built by the Worchester Dining Car…
The idea of shopping has changed a lot with the advent of the internet – the idea of finding a cool store nobody knows about…
Once described as an historic mythological landmark in the form of debauchery and drink, this iconic Key West Saloon with Dive Bar credibility is where…
In 1926 Boca Raton became the start of the city to go to. With Addison Mizner “Society Architect” bringing in his Mediterranean style, and catered…
The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston is a fascinating place both in terms of its architecture, which is designed to resemble a 15th-century Venetian…
A fun, friendly campground awaits in sleepy, Robbinston, Maine. With gorgeous views of the bay and super friendly owners, this campground is worth the trip.…