Old Faithful Inn Review: Read Before Booking!
September 4, 2024
The Old Faithful Inn is one of the most iconic national park lodges. Having stayed at several renowned lodges like El Tovar and Glacier Bay Lodge, I was eager to
Exploring New Bedford Massachusetts: The “City that Lit the World.”
August 19, 2024
New Bedford, Massachusetts, about 1.5 hours south of Boston, has swiftly become one of my newfound urban gems. This city blends gritty charm, rich history, and delectable seafood that held
Denver Confluence Park Ultimate Guide: Historic Waterways & Trails Await
June 12, 2024
Confluence Park is one of the major attractions in Denver. Every day, it attracts lots of people looking to enjoy some nice scenery and perhaps partake in some exercise or
Why We Should Keep Confederate Monuments, Just Hear Me Out
January 17, 2024
My great-great-great grandfather fought in the Civil War, displaying bravery and even losing a thumb—a significant hardship, especially for a mason. I take immense pride in my heritage, firmly believing
Visiting the Crash at Crush: When A Publicity Stunt Blows Up In Your Face
January 12, 2024
Certain historical events carry an irresistible intrigue, providing a glimpse into a bygone era where different rules and a sense of wild unpredictability prevailed. The Crash at Crush Texas stands
Visiting Great Serpent Mound in Ohio, A Visitor’s Guide
January 6, 2024
For quite some time, Great Serpent Mound has held a coveted spot on my bucket list. I’ve been fascinated with ancient cultures and to me Serpent Mound has represented one
Brown v. Board of Education National Historical Park: Unveiling the Struggle Against Segregation
January 4, 2024
Numerous pivotal moments marked the Civil Rights era, but among the crucial landmarks in the desegregation movement is Monroe Elementary School, a school that was deeply connected to the Brown
Visiting The Hollensbury Spite House in Alexandria, VA: Historical Quirkiness
January 3, 2024
Exploring cityscapes always fascinates me, especially when encountering diverse architectural styles. Whether it’s the charming gingerbread cottages of Martha’s Vineyard or the classic federalist row houses on Acorn Street, there’s
Exploring The Legacy of USS Cairo: Forged in Iron
January 1, 2024
Civil War History is one of my new fascinations. Out of all of the recent wars that I’ve been studying, the Revolutionary War, the French Indian War, and the War
Unraveling Stone Mountain Georgia: Should It Be Removed?
December 26, 2023
The story of Stone Mountain is inseparably linked to a troubling history rooted in racist ideals—no way around that reality. While this dark past has been extensively covered in articles,
