Ever wondered what makes Boston a prime destination during the fall? The city, with its historic charm and contemporary vibe, comes alive in a cascade of vibrant colors and celebrations. When you think about the top things to do in Boston in the fall, you’re often overwhelmed by the choices. The cool crisp air, the…
Elvis Presley’s star continues to shine brightly in the 21st century. Thousands still journey to his Memphis estate, Graceland, to honor the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll. With his striking good looks, captivating voice, and iconic dance moves, Elvis left an indelible mark on the music industry. Elvis acquired Graceland in 1957, assisted by his…
When most people think of ghost towns, they imagine dusty towns in the Old West where prospectors flocked hoping to mine gold or other precious metals. However, the Appalachian Mountains in the Eastern United States are home to many spooky abandoned towns. Among these is the Elkmont Historic District located in the Great Smoky Mountains…
Fort Lauderdale is a perfect city to spend a weekend with your best friends. The list of events is endless. All guests with any preferences will find fun to their liking in the βVenice of Americaβ. Weβve listed just the most prominent entertainments that deserve visiting and not to be forgotten. Tortuga Music Festival Tortuga…
Southern Alberta is home to some of the most impressive Native American petroglyphs in North America. Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park in Aden, Alberta features stone etchings and paintings that were created over the course of 900 years by the Blackfoot people. Depictions of hunters, spirits, and a few Ford Model T’s are a testament to the…
In 1934, the RMS Queen Mary was launched as a state-of-the-art cruise liner. The majestic Queen Mary catered to elite travelers wishing to experience the pinnacle of luxury. However, when World War II began in the 1940s, the Queen Mary was painted grey and repurposed to transport Allied soldiers and weapons to various battlefronts. Once…
Countless people describe California‘s Mojave Desert as mystical, magical, and slightly uncanny. In the mid-1950s, a UFO enthusiast and engineer named George Van Tassel claimed that aliens from Venusβwhom he encountered in the Mojave Desertβassisted him in drafting plans for a domed structure called The Integratron. This structure purportedly harnessed the region’s rich geomagnetic energy….
In the late 1800s, the mining town of Jerome, Arizona, was dubbed one of the wildest and wickedest towns in America. Drifters, gamblers, professional drinkers, and ladies of the night all sought to get rich quick in the shadow of one of the West’s most prosperous copper mines. Business thrived until the 1930s when the…