New England has so many fascinating places and it is home to several historic houses. The House of Seven Gables inspired the novel written by…
New England Day Trip: Becket Land Trust; Historic Quarry & Forest
Many places in Massachusetts preserve their historical roots, but the Becket Land Trust truly encapsulates in time the glorious operating years of the Quarry. Formerly…
New England Day Trip: Whydah Pirate Museum; the only museum in the world with a real pirate treasure!
The Whydah gally was built in London in 1715, primarily as a slave ship. Its name stem from Ouidah, a slave port in Benin, West…
Four reasons why you should visit the Pilgrim Hall Museum, Pymouth Massachusetts
It’s the oldest public museum still in operations in the Unites States: It opened in 1824 and since then it has welcomed visitors from all…
New England Day Trip: Gingerbread Houses in Martha’s Vineyard
South of the Cape Cod, it lies Martha’s Vineyard overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. The island draws tourist from all over the world during summer time…
New England Day Trip: Three Sisters Sanctuary -Goshen
Three Sisters Sanctuary in Goshen. If you are interested in art, you will definitely like it. It’s a medium size garden and you will find…
New England Day Trip: The Paper House
Located in Rockport, Massachusetts, it’s arguably the least visited place in that beautiful coastal city. The house is mainly made of newspapers and the story behind…
New England Day Trip: Louisa May Alcott’s Orchard House
The Orchard House is the place where one of the most fascinating books was written, “Little Women” by Louisa May Alcott. The book is…
New England Day Trip: The Bridge of Flowers
What can I say about this beautiful bridge? the best way to describe would be like a flower promenade that happens to be in a…
New England Day Trip: America’s Stonehenge
Everybody knows the famous Stonehenge in the UK, but a few people know about the America’s Stonehenge. This archaeological site about 4000 years old is…