Posts by josh

Free Things in NYC
Yesterday, we had a blog about budgeting one of the most expensive cities in the United States. Today, why not focus on the most expensive city on that list, the one…

Student Budget Trip – Honolulu
Hawaii truly is a paradise. Floating in the bright blue Pacific, our island state draws in millions of tourists every year for the sunshine, tropical scenery, and…
Literary Boston
Few U.S. cities can boast as much literary significance as Boston. Especially during the 19th century, authors flocked to the New England destination looking to change…

Bishop’s Palace
Bishop’s Palace Built in 1892, Bishop’s Palace is one of the oldest and grandest historic homes in Galveston. A strikingly stunning construction done in the Victorian…
Los Angeles Graduation Trip
So you’re graduating – Congratulations! It’s a big step in your life and you deserve a trip to celebrate, so make the destination a good one, like Los Angeles where…
Coolest American Caves
Caves are pretty sweet as underground wonderlands of intense rock formations, crazy historic legends, and as visible reminders of evolutionary geology. They’re also…

AST’s Guide to Yellowstone National Park
Established as the first-ever American national park, Yellowstone is a haven of natural beauty, a wonderland of geological science, and a refuge for endangered and…

Latta Plantation Nature Preserve
Latta Plantation Nature Preserve The Latta Plantation Nature Preserve, built in 1800 by owner James Latta, is a stunning historical and natural representation of early…
American World Heritage Sites
There are some spots in the U.S. that foundations like UNESCO think are special from an international perspective. The organization chooses sites of particular cultural…
7 Wonders of Early American Architecture
Architecture is a unique expression of artistic imagination whilst remaining pragmatic, utilizing the space as a home, public place, commercial building, or a religious…
NYC: Off the Beaten Path
Everyone knows about the Empire State Building, Times Square, and the Statue of Liberty but New York City is the largest in the United States and it has a lot more to…
Presidential Homes
For most of us, the American Presidency is a distant concept and not one we’re likely to experience firsthand. However, it is an extremely important part of our national…

































