Exploring Georgia’s Providence Canyon State Park is a fantastic adventure! It is charmingly coined, “Little Grand Canyon,” and offers a unique and beautiful landscape on the East Coast. Providence Canyon is a geological marvel resulting in centuries of erosion caused by poor farming practices in the 1800s. What remains today is a series of strikingly colorful, steep-walled canyons that plunge as deep as 150 feet below the surface. The canyon’s vibrant hues, ranging from pink to orange to red, create a stunning contrast against the clear blue sky. It makes it a favorite destination for photographers and nature enthusiasts alike. …
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Historic Destinations & MuseumsMaryland
Brunswick Heritage Museum Preserves, Celebrates, and Shares a Small Town’s Unique History
Brunswick is the quintessential home for a heritage museum. The small southwestern Frederick city’s dual identities — as a railroad town and canal town — show up in the Brunswick Heritage Museum’s collection of exhibits that preserve, celebrate and share the city’s unique history and culture. The museum, located just off the C&O Canal towpath at mile 55, gives area residents as well as visitors opportunities to appreciate and understand Brunswick’s past as well as its place in the future. The museum’s foremost steward of Brunswick history is James Castle, who lives in Brunswick with his wife, Monica, and their …
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The journey of Harney & Sons Fine Tea began 40 years ago in New York, in John Harney’s basement. The owner of an Inn at the time, John served his homemade special brews to his guests and the rest is history! They have two shop locations in New York, one in trendy SOHO and the other in the scenic Hudson Valley of Millerton where you can explore the world of tea and have a delicious lunch. Peruse their selection of over 300 premium tea varieties, sourced from the world’s finest tea regions. From timeless classics like Earl Grey to their …
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Family FriendlyHistoric Destinations & MuseumsWashington, DC
The Nation’s Greatest Springtime Celebration!
The Washington, D.C. cherry blossoms are an iconic and breathtaking sight that captivates visitors and locals alike every spring. These delicate pink and white blossoms adorn the branches of thousands of cherry trees, creating a stunning contrast against the backdrop of the city’s monuments and landmarks. The National Cherry Blossom Festival commemorates the 1912 gift of 3,000 cherry trees from Mayor Yukio Ozaki of Tokyo to the city of Washington, D.C., and celebrates the enduring friendship between the people of the United States and Japan. The Tidal Basin, surrounded by the Jefferson Memorial, the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, and …
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Family FriendlyHistoric Destinations & MuseumsMarylandOutdoor ActivitiesTrails & Tours
A Walk Through Catoctin Furnace
In collaboration with Cunningham Falls State Park, the Catoctin Furnace Historical Society honors, investigates, and conserves the past of this significant industrial site from the 18th to the 20th centuries. Explore the unique Catoctin Furnace living history village. The Catoctin Furnace Historical Society, Inc. commemorates, studies, and preserves the rich history of this historic industrial village, including the architecture, cultural landscapes, lifeways and foodways of the enslaved Africans, free African Americans, and European immigrant laborers and families. Before you begin your historical tour, be sure to grab a self-guided, walking tour brochure so that you don’t miss a thing! The …
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Frank Sarris’ chocolate journey began in his basement, where he made small batches of candy for his lovely wife, Athena, and family and friends. By 1963 his basement became too small for his growing business, so he opened a little shop next to his house. Five years later, the house was demolished to make room for yet another expansion, as well as the addition of an old-fashioned ice-cream parlor! Now 60 years later, Sarris Candies has become a cult favorite and incredibly popular – from a small basement shop to a charming and delectable candy empire! The company has remained …
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The Reef restaurant in Newport, Rhode Island, has taken it up a level by offering igloo dining experiences with creative themes including Winter Wonderland, Rainforest , Botanical Garden, and Citrus Grove! Dining in an igloo has quickly become a popular winter activity, providing guests with a unique opportunity to enjoy fantastic cuisine, drinks, and camaraderie in a whimsical environment. A Reef igloo isn’t your traditional ho-hum igloo. They are charmingly decorated by Exquisite Events and each one is uniquely styled and kept warm by either a heater or fireplace, creating an unforgettable experience. We love the idea of a tropical …
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Art & CultureFood & EatsHistoric Destinations & MuseumsMarylandOutdoor Activities
New Market merits a closer look
The historic Town of New Market, with its picturesque Main Street and historic charm, is a quintessential small town and worth a visit by anyone driving along Interstate 70 in eastern Frederick County, Maryland. The town’s historic ambiance comes from the well-preserved buildings that line its Main Street. The Historic District looks much the same today as when New Market was founded in 1793. About 90% of these buildings feature architecture from the 19th century Federal-style, Greek Revival, and even Victorian era. The entire Historic District is on the National Register of historic places, which includes the elegant Ramsburg House, …
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