Old San Juan as a destination, not just side trip
Old San Juan echoes with centuries of history, dating back to the arrival of Christopher Columbus on the island in 1493 and the massive 16th-century Spanish forts overlooking the sea.
Colonial Williamsburg brings history to life in Virginia
As the pounding of the sheriff’s wooden staff calls the court to order, James Hubbard prepares to defend his client. He is an orphan’s guardian who stands accused of squandering his charge’s estate.
Centering his neat wig and smoothing the frilly lace sleeves of his shirt, the attorney bows to the bench and begins to plead his case.
This scene is repeated today in the same place where it occurred during the 1770s. That is when James Hubbard lived and practiced law in Williamsburg, at a time that the town served as the capital of the Virginia colony.
PBS series to feature Raglan Road’s Celebrity Chef Dundon
LAKE BUENA VISTA, FLA. —
Award-winning Chef Kevin Dundon of Raglan Road Irish Pub & Restaurant in Downtown Disney goes fishing in Ireland for the...
Thoreau’s retreat at Walden Pond in Concord continues to attract throngs of admirers
By Colin McCandless, Contributing Writer
CONCORD - Author and naturalist Henry David Thoreau intentionally lived alone in a modest cabin in the woods at Walden...
Valley Forge: Victory over despair
No battles were fought at Valley Forge. Not a shot was fired at an enemy. Yet the 3,600-acre setting may be the best-known site associated with the Revolutionary War.
Sicily- a place of great beauty, history, food and wine
“You can steal my money but not my food.” “If you want things to go exactly as planned, don’t come here.”
Those words spoken by my Overseas Adventure Travel tour guide in Sicily, who actually loves his homeland, tell a lot about it.
Tours combine biking with breweries
The tours, which range from a few hours to several days — offer a chance to meet other travelers, learn about the local culture and, of course, sample some great beer.
Three historic American resorts connect guests to their storied past
This is the first of a two-part series. Part two will be published in the November 2016 issue of the Fifty Plus Advocate.
In 1740, a Native American chieftain helped lay out an east-to-west route through Great Britain’s Maryland and Pennsylvania colonies.
After more than 50 years, Grendel’s Den in Cambridge is still going strong
By Matt Robinson, Contributing Writer
Grendel’s Den, founded in 1971, is modeled after the everyday European restaurants that its founders enjoyed during their many...
For a day of fun consider…
Newport Playhouse & Cabaret Restaurant
Website: newportplayhouse.com
Phone: 401-848-PLAY (7529)
Foxwoods Casino Resort
Website: foxwoods.com
Phone: 800-369-9663
Boston Duck Tours
Website: bostonducktours.com
Phone: 617-267-3825
Kennebunkport, Maine – Kennebunk-Kennebunkport-Arundel Chamber of Commerce
Website: gokennebunks.com/pages/towns/kennebunkport
Phone: 207-967-0857
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