Almost sixty years ago as Beatlemania rolled across America, Florida had been ravaged by Hurricane Dora leaving many residents without electricity in the storm”s wake. Little did we know that along with the storm there was even more trouble brewing here for the Fab Four. This was the American South and segregation was still in […]
Acadia Seashore Camping & Cabins in Sullivan, Maine, offers a distinctive experience for visitors seeking a blend of rustic charm and natural beauty. The facility is located in a region known for its scenic landscapes, combining pine forests with ocean views, characteristic of Maine’s rugged coastline. The cabins provided are designed to offer basic comfort […]
In Gouldsboro, Maine, there is a hidden gem of a stop that is a must-see if you ever find yourself lucky enough to be in Maine. It’s called Dulse & Rugosa, nestled right off US-1. This charming spot is a true testament to Maine’s natural beauty and the ingenuity of its people. First off, the […]
Production begins January 19th at the Roar Before the Rolex 24 at the Daytona International Speedway. This weekend flips the ignition on the entire International racing season with the three-day test of speed and endurance. The following weekend is North America’s ultimate examination of band versus Machine versus the clock at the Rolex 24. The […]
New York City had 10 major snow storms over the history of NYC, going back to 1888. The included video shows the top ten snow storms, which provided snow levels in NYC which ranged from 18″ of snow to 27″ of snow. Watch the video and enjoy, along with enjoying all of your experiences on […]
Located between Brunswick and Topsham, Maine, the mill, originally known as the Topsham Paper Mill, was established in 1868 along the Androscoggin River. The river served was used to transport wood pulp to the mill for processing. In 1887, the Pejepscot Paper Company bought the mill, making substantial enhancements. The mill’s equipment was doubled, featuring […]
In the charming and historically rich Gouldsboro, Maine is the Old Town House Museum. Nestled along the scenic Route 1, this museum is a treasure trove of local history, housed in a building that’s a piece of history itself. Built in 1884, after its predecessor succumbed to flames, it’s been a cornerstone of community life, […]
The Emery Homestead was constructed in 1903 by William H. Binnian, and designed by Alfred R. Darrow to be a replica of George Washington’s Mount Vernon home in Virginia. Darrow is quoted as saying that “the site has an almost unparalleled view of the region. On clear days, one could stand on the front steps […]
In the serene landscapes of Caribou, Aroostook County, Maine, the LO-58 Former Nike Battery Launch Site, often referred to as “the Site,” holds a unique historical significance. This 17-acre property, located at 253 Van Buren Road (Route 1), has seen its purpose evolve over the years, transitioning from a Nike missile launching facility to its […]
If there’s one thing being married to my wife has taught me, it’s that some people are really passionate about their ice cream. I am admittedly a bit of a philistine when it comes to the subject, but true ice cream aficionados can tell you the best places to get frozen treats within a 50-mile […]
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