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Freedom Trail (Boston)

Last month I visited a friend in Massachusetts. It was unusual for us, as we were both without kids, and we made hay with our limited time. All day Saturday was spent exploring Boston itself, culminating with a trip to Fenway Park. But prior to that we did a lot of walking and checking out sites of the home of the American Revolution. It was glorious. To show its history and impact on the revolution, Boston has an actual red brick trail weaving through the city called the Fre

Monticello

I'll never get over the dense history of the East Coast. Since moving out in 2014 we've visited quite a few cool places and hopefully...

Colonial Williamsburg

We'd already decided to travel to Williamsburg, Virginia for a waterpark getaway. It only made sense to get out of the hotel and swing...

George Washington's greatness

George Washington, our first President, continues to be a hero to many, highly esteemed in both United States and world history. He's an...

Hamilton

Hamilton was, and is, a national phenomenon. I never thought we'd see it and like many others was quite happy it'd be streaming on...

Fort McHenry

We have a board book that explains the origins of the Star Spangled Banner. It's on our main level where we generally hang out, so I read...

The politics of Lewis and Clark

I finally finished Undaunted Courage by Stephen Ambrose. To be honest, I'm embarrassed it took so long. After starting on our Florida...

The American Crisis

We all need encouragement from time to time. Right now, many people do. This reminds me of a particular favorite piece of writing, The...

Tfw you see yourself in an explorer

Ok, I can finally write the post that spurred me to actually start a blog. From Undaunted Courage, written by Stephen Ambrose, chapter 9...

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