by Howard Blount | Sep 15, 2014
Camping at Fort Jefferson in Dry Tortugas National Park is the stuff dreams are made of. Sun, sky, sand, shallow seas and a Civil War era fortress, to boot! To call camping at Fort Jefferson in Dry Tortugas National Park an adventure would be an understatement. Unless...
by Howard Blount | Jul 8, 2014
A visit to Andersonville National Historic Site, including the National POW Museum, Confederate Prison Camp Sumter, and Andersonville National Cemetery. [toc] Andersonville: The Civil War in Georgia I don’t recall when I first learned about Andersonville, the...
by Howard Blount | Apr 28, 2014
Take an historical drive along the Mississippi River, and visit Louisiana’s Great River Road plantations. Maps, itinerary, and helpful links included. Disclosure: This post includes sponsored and affiliate links. UPDATE: Be sure to check out A Louisiana River...
by Howard Blount | Dec 14, 2013
President Jimmy Carter’s Sunday School class is a rare experience you do not want to miss. A reflection of our two visits and how to schedule yours. [toc] Jimmy Carter’s Sunday School Class One of our favorite backroad trips is to the Americus –...
by Howard Blount | Nov 11, 2013
Get started using National Parks Passports to collect stamps and document your visits to America’s National Parks and other historical and scenic sites. This post may contain affiliate links. Please refer to our our Disclosure/Disclaimer page for more...
