Monthly Archives: May 2015

11 Nerd Worthy Destinations

11 Nerd Worthy Destinations
Nerds come in every glorious form from the standard, ever-popular comic nerd who enjoys cosplay and a solid game of D+D to the hardcore science nerds who would rather put on a lab coat than a cape. So if you have any geeky bone in your body, you'll probably like these super cool trip ideas.  …
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9 Memorial Day Destinations

9 Memorial Day Destinations
With Memorial Day weekend coming up quickly, chances are you're out of school for the summer (fingers crossed) and looking for a destination to blow off some steam. Treat yourself and your friends for a fun weekend trip to one of these amazing cities and relax. Washington, D.C. - A True Memorial To commemorate the…
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Field Trip Ideas for 6th Graders

Field Trip Ideas for 6th Graders
Choosing an educational field trip destination can be a difficult task, but not to worry. Based on the general curriculum of most middle schools in the country, here are some ideas on where to take your 6th-grade class. American History The foundation and evolution of our great nation is an especially important subject for middle…
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Howard University

Howard University [caption id="attachment_32277" align="alignright" width="250"] Howard University Washington DC Pixabay Public Domain[/caption] Since its inception in 1867, Howard University has been leading research and historically nonsectarian university. The university is renowned for its continuing support and work in breaking down barriers to abolish inequality in race, social, political, and economic circumstances. The red brick…
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Lincoln Memorial

Lincoln Memorial [caption id="attachment_32280" align="alignright" width="425"] Lincoln Memorial Pixabay Public Domain[/caption] This classic Greek style monument was built to honor the Great Emancipator, Abraham Lincoln. The 16th president is perhaps best known for his striking appearance, command of speech during the famous Gettysburg Address, and his act of emancipating the slaves during the Civil War.…
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National Law Enforcement Memorial

National Law Enforcement Memorial Dedicated in October 1991, the Law Enforcement Memorial honors the fallen officers who died in the line of duty. Located in Judiciary Square, the Law Enforcement Memorial is a lasting legacy to those who gave their lives in service to their country and communities. More than 20,000 names of federal, state,…
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Mary Mcleod Bethune Statue

Mary Mcleod Bethune Statue Mary Mcleod Bethune was one of the country’s finest and most accomplished citizens, working in her time as an educator, presidential advisor, Civil Rights activist, politician, and a leader of men. A statue in her honor was erected in July of 1974 in Lincoln Park, the largest park in Capitol Hill,…
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Best Educational Trips for Kids

Best Educational Trips for Kids
When on vacation, there are plenty of opportunities to make the most meager of attractions into a learning experience. However, if you're on the hunt for a trip that masks learning in excitement, education in adventure, then you've come to the right place. Here are a few that we found to meet those requirements as…
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Best Times to Visit Walt Disney World

Best Times to Visit Walt Disney World
As we head into the summer vacation season many of you might be scratching your heads at when to go to Disney World. Possibly the most visited destination in the country and certainly the most popular theme park in the world, Disney World attracts over 50,000,000 visitors every year. This causes a number of fluctuating…
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Museum at Eldridge Street

[caption id="attachment_39231" align="alignright" width="425"] Eldridge NYC Dollarphotoclub Public Domain[/caption] Museum at Eldridge Street The Eldridge Street Synagogue was built in 1887 to accommodate the more than two million new Jewish New Yorkers that immigrated to the U.S. through Ellis Island. The synagogue and museum are located on Eldridge Street, just off of East Broadway and…
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