Posts by Danielle
3 Reasons Fun Spot is the Best Spot in Orlando
When vacationing in Orlando many people go directly to planning a day or two letting loose at Disney World or Universal Studios. While those two locations are plenty of…
Lower East Side Walking Tour
Lower East Side Walking Tour The Lower East Side neighborhood is one of the oldest, most historically significant and complex quarters in all of America. On this Lower…
Hasidic Brooklyn Walking Tour
Hasidic Brooklyn Walking Tour New York City has a very rich history of immigrants coming to make a new home, especially immigrants of Jewish heritage. This walking tour…
Bemis Honey Bee Farm
Bemis Honey Bee Farm Welcome to Bemis Honey Bee Farm, a shoot-off business of the family-owned and operated Bemis Tree Farm. This central Arkansas based tree farm has…
Emily Dickinson Museum
Created in 2003 and comprised of two historic houses in the center of Amherst, the Emily Dickinson House and Museum was established to remember the legacy of one of…
Salem Night Tour
Salem Night Tour The Salem Night Tour has been Salem’s “number one haunt and history tour since 2006,” providing guests thrills, chills, and historic information they…
Salem Athenaeum
The word Athena means “Goddess of Wisdom” in Greek, which is a fitting name for this private library full of words of wisdom, the Salem Athenaeum. This establishment is…
Cry Innocent
The year is 1692, and local lady Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft with you as the audience and Puritan jury which decides her fate! In this 45-minute “The People…
The House of Seven Gables
The House of Seven Gables The House of Seven Gables is Salem’s premier historic site, a location that holds 350 years of Salem history! Registered as a National Historic…
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Welcome to the 175 year old, 31.6 acre cemetery that is known as the largest cemetery in Concord, the Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Located just one block east of Monument…
The Old Manse
This next stop at another Concord National Historic Landmark is a mere few miles away from the site where the first shots of the Revolutionary War were fired. This…
Louisa May Alcott’s Orchard House
The Louisa May Alcott Orchard House, in Concord, Ma, was purchased in 1857 by her father Mr. Alcott, the building itself historically built between 1700-1710. This…
