In the heart of downtown Boston, just steps from the Freedom Trail and Boston Common, sits a 551-room historic hotel called the Omni Parker House that is known to be the oldest continually operating hotel in the country. It's also rumored to be Boston's most haunted hotel. The Parker House was built in 1855 by... Continue Reading →
In the summer months of July and August, the quaint seaside resort town of Cape May, New Jersey sees its peak tourism season, with the population growing as high as 40,000 from its year-round population of about 4,700. Unlike many of the other shore towns, Cape May has a lot going on throughout the rest... Continue Reading →
I was ecstatic when my company asked me to spend two days in Baltimore, Maryland last week to work a booth at a conference. My position within my company doesn’t usually include much travel, so it was exciting to get out of the office for an overnight trip, and especially to a city that I... Continue Reading →
On the St. Lawrence River about an hour from the U.S. border lies the bustling Canadian city of Montreal, the largest city in the province of Quebec. As part of the region once settled as "New France," Montreal is full of quaint streets and historic French-influenced architecture. It's a perfect destination especially if you want... Continue Reading →
This post has been a long time coming. Anyone who knows me could easily tell you that if I could choose to be anywhere in the world at any given moment, it would probably be the quaint seaside town of Cape May. I grew up vacationing in Cape May, but never really gained a keen... Continue Reading →
Seven and a half miles north of Quebec City you'll find a natural wonder called Montmorency Falls, a waterfall located at the point where the Montmorency River dumps into the St. Lawrence. At 83 meters, the chute trumps Niagara Falls in height. Visiting the waterfall makes for a great half-day excursion from Quebec City. The... Continue Reading →
In the heart of the southeastern United States lies the bustling city of Atlanta, capitol of the state of Georgia and home of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport a.k.a. the busiest airport in the world. But if you're not just in Atlanta for a quick layover at ol' Hartsfield-Jackson, this city has so much more to... Continue Reading →
Being the paranormal fanatic that I am, the juke joint Earnestine & Hazel's was top of the list for me in my preparations to visit Memphis, Tennessee. I had caught a glimpse of it on a paranormal TV show and knew I had to pay a visit. I like to visit haunted bars when I travel,... Continue Reading →
Continuing my beer tour of western Tennessee (check out my other post on Nashville beers), here are the local craft beers that I tried in Memphis! Ghost River Brewing Company After a headache of a bus ride from Nashville to Memphis, my first stop had to be food and a good drink. Along with a... Continue Reading →
In Southwest Philadelphia along Cobbs Creek lies Mount Moriah, one of the city's great rural cemeteries developed in the mid-1800's. It once even held the grave of Betsy Ross, before she and husband John Claypoole were moved to the courtyard of her historic landmark home on Arch Street. Unlike the city's beloved National Historic Landmark... Continue Reading →
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