The Day Jimi Hendrix Opened for the Monkees
Back in the Summer of 1967, I was sixteen when I took my younger sister to a Monkees concert at the Jacksonville Coliseum. Now the…
Back in the Summer of 1967, I was sixteen when I took my younger sister to a Monkees concert at the Jacksonville Coliseum. Now the…
Cap’s Place originally named Club Unique is an historic site in Lighthouse Point, Florida. It opened in 1928 as a speakeasy, gambling den and restaurant. …
Boston’s North End was the site of one of America’s strangest disasters – one that is barely remembered today, but is at once so absurd…
St. Laurentius Church was the oldest Polish Roman Catholic Church in Philadelphia, established in 1882 by Polish immigrants who wanted a parish of their own. The church was…
I love these Signs …which way do I go??? I think I’ll stick to “Route 1” For some reason this reminds me of “The Beach…
Connie’s Clay of Fundy, owned by the artist, Connie Harter-Bagley, is located right on US 1 in Machias, Maine. The studio showcases her stunning work.…
For decades the Lorelei Giant Mermaid has stood at milepost 82 in Islamorada. According to German folklore Lorelei was a vengeful mermaid whose beauty lured…
The Nine Men’s Misery is a place in Cumberland, a suburb in the northeast corner of Rhode Island, where nine colonists were tortured by Narragansett…
Open to the public, the Pleasant River Hatchery is an annual family trip for many of us who live in Washington County. Learn about Atlantic…
A small, organic farm that raises animals with a true nod to gentle, loving stewardship. Tide Mill products are found in local grocery stores, and…
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