Monthly Archives: June 2018

Travel Feature Friday with Michelle: First-Time Flyers

Your first time flying is always a little scary, whether you think you will be scared or not. You can go in super amped up for your trip and not even consider being afraid at any point, but perhaps when you step onboard, find your seat, and strap yourself in you may get one or…
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The Second City Toronto Theater

The Second City Toronto Theater What do Amy Poehler, Tina Fey, John Belushi, Steve Carell, Dan Aykroyd, and John Candy all have in common? The Second City. The Second City is an improv and sketch comedy brand that hosts nightly shows in any of it's 3 major locations: Toronto, Chicago, and Hollywood. This production troupe…
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Rainbow Air Helicopter Tours

Rainbow Air Helicopter Tours Welcome to Rainbow Air Inc., the helicopter tour service located on Main Street in Niagara Falls. This 'limousine to the sky' serves as one of the most unique experiences of your visit to Niagara Falls, the quiet turbine engines of the McDonnell Douglas 500E Helicopter taking you as low and as close as you can…
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Itinerary Feature: 3-Day Upstate NY Women’s Rights Tour

  “There is a word that is sweeter than mother, home, and heaven.  That word is Liberty.” —Matilda Joslyn Gage. [caption id="attachment_27131" align="alignright" width="425"] Women's Rights Tour AST Pixabay Public Domain[/caption] For so many, this is very true, especially in the early 19th Century in the United States. The US had fought and won the…
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National Susan B Anthony Museum and House

National Susan B Anthony Museum and House Welcome to the former home of legendary women's rights activist Susan B Anthony! The National Susan B. Anthony Museum and House is a local history gem in Rochester New York, the home turned museum serving as the very site of several important things: Home of Susan B Anthony…
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10 Fun Facts About Niagara Falls

You may think you know Niagara Falls, but until you actually go visit, learn, and see for yourself, we guarantee you-you don't! Get more acquainted with the gorgeous falls before your visit and read what our friends at Niagara Falls USA have to say as a quick wrap up of Niagara Falls fun facts!! [gallery columns="2"…
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Student Passport FAQ’s

Are you planning an international trip for your student group and don't know where to start? You probably have many questions at this point, questions about the specifics of crossing borders with minors, what paperwork is necessary, and what the process is to acquire it. You may not be too sure where to look for the answers,…
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Conrad-Caldwell House

Conrad-Caldwell House [caption id="attachment_27075" align="alignright" width="425"] Conrad Castle - Courtesy Conrad Caldwell House[/caption] The Conrad-Caldwell House, sometimes referred to as 'Conrad's Castle', is a magnificent home situated in the heart of Old Louisville at 1402 St. James Court. Construction began on the Richardsonian-Romanesque home in 1893. The first family, The Conrad’s, lived there from 1895-1906…
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Frazier History Museum

Frazier History Museum [caption id="attachment_27080" align="alignright" width="425"] Courtesy Frazier History Museum[/caption] “With a greater knowledge of history, we can fully appreciate the great difficulties and the great opportunities that lie ahead. By reconnecting with our past, we can renew a sense of who we are, what we stand for, and where we are headed.” -…
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Iroquois Park

Iroquois Park Iroquois Park is a locally loved 726-acre park that serves as one of the most scenic viewing areas in the city! The rugged landscape of forested hills and sweeping vistas give this park a tranquil and beautiful quality that sets it apart from the rest. Planned by Frederick Law Olmsted as a 'scenic residence'…
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