Oct 21, 2009

Favorite Haunts in the United States: Take a Tour of America's Most Haunted Sites

In: Historic Tours

By: Kathryn Long

Oct 21, 2009

Otzi the 5,000-Year-Old Frozen Mummy of Bolzano: Copper Age Man Found in Glacier Gives Clues to Prehistoric Life

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Stillman Rogers

Oct 14, 2009

Celebrate Halloween with Tour of a U.S. Cemetery: Let the Ghostly Holiday Cast its Spell by Visiting Crypts and Tombs

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Katherine Rodeghier

Oct 6, 2009

Filoli House and Gardens: A Patch of English Heritage in the Heart of California's Bay Area

In: Historic Tours

By: Linda Gentile

Oct 6, 2009

Local California Historic Landmarks and Markers: A Guide to City, County and Private Historical Markers and Landmarks

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Linda Gentile

Oct 6, 2009

Introduction to Historical Markers in California: California's State Historic Landmarks and Historical Marker Systems

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Linda Gentile

Sep 29, 2009

Introduction to Historical Markers in New Mexico: Historic Landmarks and Plaques in New Mexico's Land of Enchantment

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Linda Gentile

Sep 27, 2009

Newark Castle, Port Glasgow by the River Clyde: 15th Century Ancient Scottish Monument

In: Castles/Forts/Cathedrals Tours

By: Rosemary Gemmell

Sep 26, 2009

The Historic El Tovar Hotel at the Grand Canyon: The History, Location and Haunting of the South Rim's Oldest Hotel

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Sharon Falsetto

Sep 26, 2009

Dunfermline Abbey in Fife, Scotland: Burial Place of Scottish Kings and Queens

In: Castles/Forts/Cathedrals Tours

By: Rosemary Gemmell

Sep 24, 2009

The Niles Canyon Railway: Historic California Railroad, Part of First Trans-continental Route

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Linda Gentile

Sep 23, 2009

Haunted Hotels in Jerome, Arizona: Ghosts and Hauntings at Jerome Grand Hotel and the Connor Hotel

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Sharon Falsetto

Sep 23, 2009

Hadrian's Wall: A Day Out to a Roman Ruin is a Day Full of History

In: Castles/Forts/Cathedrals Tours

By: Sarah Charmley

Sep 18, 2009

Unusual Monuments of New York –The Amiable Child: 18th Century Memorial Near Grant's Tomb in Morningside Heights, NYC

In: Historic Tours

By: Melissa Cooper

Sep 14, 2009

The House That Seeds Built: Charles Copeland Morse and the Ferry-Morse Seed Company

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Linda Gentile

Sep 12, 2009

Historical Markers and Landmarks in Alabama: A Guide to Alabama's Historic Sites and Plaques

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Linda Gentile

Sep 12, 2009

Ethiopia – Seeing One Source of the Nile: From Bahir Dar on Lake Tana to the Smoking Waters or Blue Nile Falls

In: Historic Tours

By: Kate Nivison

Sep 11, 2009

The Lausanne Christmas Market, Switzerland: Traditional European Christmas Market on Lake Geneva

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Karen Berger

Sep 11, 2009

Montreux Christmas Market in Switzerland: Traditional European Christmas Market on Lake Geneva

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Karen Berger

Sep 11, 2009

Lake Geneva Christmas Markets, Switzerland: Tour Three Traditional European Christmas Markets in One Trip

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Karen Berger

Sep 10, 2009

Exploring Panaca, Nevada: Eastern Nevada's Oldest Settlement has Roots in Mormonism and Silver

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Linda Gentile

Sep 8, 2009

Introduction to Historical Markers in Arizona: How to Find Arizona's Historic Markers and Historic Landmarks

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Linda Gentile

Sep 5, 2009

Ethiopia, Bahir Dar, Source of the Blue Nile: Ethiopia's Third Town Lies on Lake Tana Near the Tis Issat Falls

In: Historic Tours

By: Kate Nivison

Sep 1, 2009

Dresden Historical Attractions: Kreuzkirche, Wagner and the 1848 Revolution

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Lito Apostolakou

Aug 30, 2009

Ethiopia Bahir Dar Boat Trip, Beta Mariam Church: Ethiopian Orthodox Church Murals on Historic Lake Tana Boat Trip

In: Historic Tours

By: Kate Nivison

Aug 22, 2009

Introduction to Historical Markers in Nevada: How Historic Markers Frame Nevada's History

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Linda Gentile

Aug 19, 2009

Fort Baker Near San Francisco: Part of the Golden Gate National Recreational Area

In: Castles/Forts/Cathedrals Tours

By: Tom Wolsey

Aug 16, 2009

More Affordable Car Tour Vacations, Northern CA: Historic Tour Near Monterey Bay, CA Includes Spanish Missions

In: Historic Tours

By: Donna West

Aug 15, 2009

Somerset House Attractions on the River Thames: Courtauld Institute Gallery, River Terrace Café, Lord Nelson’s Stair

In: Castles/Forts/Cathedrals Tours

By: Kate Nivison

Aug 14, 2009

Dumbarton Castle: Features Surviving to the Present Day in this Scottish Stronghold

In: Castles/Forts/Cathedrals Tours

By: Rosemary Gemmell

Aug 8, 2009

Somerset House - a Slice of London's History: Former Thames-side Palace of Thomas Seymour, Duke of Somerset

In: Castles/Forts/Cathedrals Tours

By: Kate Nivison

Aug 5, 2009

Mount Washington Cog Railway, New Hampshire: History, Nature, Science, and Adventure all Packaged Together

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Christine Ledder

Jul 26, 2009

Ideas for Planning Affordable Car Tour Vacations: Educational Tour of Northern California’s Historic Spanish Missions

In: Historic Tours

By: Donna West

Jul 21, 2009

Historic Hotels in Three U.S. National Parks: Yellowstone, Yosemite and Grand Canyon Hotels are Rich in History

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: JoAnn Sardo

Jul 20, 2009

National Park Lodges, Architecture for the Ages: Lodge Design in Three of the Most-Visited National Parks in the U.S.

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: JoAnn Sardo

Jul 15, 2009

Abbot House in Dunfermline: Scottish Heritage from the 15th Century

In: Castles/Forts/Cathedrals Tours

By: Rosemary Gemmell

Jul 5, 2009

Vermont History at Billings Farm and Museum: 19th-Century Agriculture and Rural Life in the Green Mountains

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Stillman Rogers

Jun 30, 2009

Le Linge Trenches, Vestige of World War I France: Seeing French Battlefields Makes the First World War Experience Real

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Stillman Rogers

Jun 23, 2009

Berkshires' Three Restored Historic Theatres: Colonial, Mahaiwe, and Infinity Theatres Offer Varied Playbills

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Karen Berger

Apr 8, 2009

New York City Sightseeing and Photo Images: Sept 11 Memorial Attractions on Bayonne Harbor Near Cruise Port

In: Historic Tours

By: Donna West

Mar 17, 2009

Visit the Gold Rush Town of Columbia CA: Kid Friendly Vacations with Walking Tours, Museums, and Live Theater

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Donna West

Feb 25, 2009

Haunted Places to Visit in the UK: Spooky Houses to Chill and Thrill You!

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Graidi Taylor-Rose

Feb 10, 2009

Tour the USS Missouri Battleship in Pearl Harbor: Ship Was Site of 1945 Japanese Surrender and End of World War II

In: Historic Tours

By: Chester Allen

Feb 3, 2009

The 16 Covered Bridges of Georgia: Where They Can Still Be Found

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Tina Samuels

Jan 28, 2009

Cape Agulhas, Western Cape, South Africa: The Most Southern Tip of Africa

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Bronwyn Moran

Jan 1, 2009

US Navy Saves Local Attraction Hangar One: Aviation Icon at Moffet Field in Mountain View California is Spared

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Donna West

Dec 10, 2008

Cuba's 17th Century Fortress Against Pirates: San Pedro de la Roca’s Cannons Still Look out to Sea for Pirates

In: Castles/Forts/Cathedrals Tours

By: Rosemary Findley

Nov 30, 2008

Visiting the Hudson River School: New York's Cedar Grove, Olana, and the Hudson School Art Trail

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Craig Sanders

Nov 19, 2008

Castles on the Hudson River, New York, USA: Visiting The Hudson Valley’s Historic Mansions in NY State

In: Castles/Forts/Cathedrals Tours

By: Craig Sanders

Nov 10, 2008

Sardinian Ancient Peoples and Ruins: Excavations on Italy’s Island Show 300 Millennia of Settlement

In: Archaeological Digs

By: Stillman Rogers

Nov 2, 2008

The Unicorn Is Found Tapestry at Stirling Castle: Free Christmas Shopping Viewing of Hunt Of The Unicorn Latest Work

In: Castles/Forts/Cathedrals Tours

By: Susan Morris

Oct 30, 2008

Chase the Gold Rush to Barkerville, BC, Canada: An 1800s BC Ghost Town in the Heart of the Interior Cariboo Region

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Chloë Ernst

Oct 28, 2008

Historic Mansions, Westchester County, New York: Kykuit, Lyndhurst, and Sunnyside in the Historic Hudson Valley

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Craig Sanders

Oct 10, 2008

Art Deco City Shanghai China: Architectural Tour of Shanghai Urban Deco Landscape

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Susan Morris

Oct 7, 2008

Visiting the Gardens of Castle Campbell Scotland: John Knox’s Pulpit, Roses, Rhododendron and Dollar Glen Forest

In: Castles/Forts/Cathedrals Tours

By: Susan Morris

Oct 7, 2008

Old Shawneetown Bank a Must-See Historical Site: Ohio River Town in Southern Illinois Flourished in Early 1800s

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Lanora Mueller

Oct 7, 2008

Visiting Castle Campbell, Historic Scotland: Clackmannanshire Tower Trail Attraction in Dollar Glen

In: Castles/Forts/Cathedrals Tours

By: Susan Morris

Sep 29, 2008

Art Deco City Milan Italy: Milano Buildings Sightseeing Deco Architecture Tour

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Susan Morris

Sep 29, 2008

Art Deco City Stockholm Sweden: Architecture Sightseeing of Deco Buildings in Stockholm

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Susan Morris

Sep 1, 2008

Hunt of the Unicorn Tapestries Stirling Castle: Storytelling and Weaving at Stirling & West Dean Tapestry Studio

In: Castles/Forts/Cathedrals Tours

By: Susan Morris

Sep 1, 2008

Visiting Stirling Castle, Historic Scotland: The Unicorn Tapestries in Chapel Royal, The Great Hall and Kitchens

In: Castles/Forts/Cathedrals Tours

By: Susan Morris

Jul 25, 2008

The Museums of Cimarron: History of the Old West in Northeastern New Mexico

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Bill Sassani

Jun 13, 2008

Art Deco City Napier New Zealand: Earthquake Comeback Style an Architectural Vacation in Aotearoa

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Susan Morris

May 6, 2008

Visiting Brighton's Pavilion: Introducing The Restored Music Room At The Palace Of King George IV

In: Historic Tours

By: Susan Morris

Apr 24, 2008

Charles Dickens - Victorian Writer: His Books are Filled with Unforgettable, Believable, Characters

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Mari Nicholson

Apr 17, 2008

Great Victorian Writers on the Isle of Wight: The Isle of Wight Became an Artists' Colony in the 19th Century

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Mari Nicholson

Apr 1, 2008

Kokoda Track Wartime History: A Brief Explanation of the WW2 Battles on The Kokoda Trail

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Bruce Iliff

Mar 12, 2008

Renaissance Festivals: Faires Offer Fantasy and Entertainment

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Ellen Wilson

Dec 30, 2007

Medicine Hat's Wartime POW Murders: Over 30,000 German POWs Were Held in Canada During Second World War

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Jill Browne

Nov 13, 2007

Palace of Holyroodhouse Edinburgh: Official Scotland Residence of Queen Elizabeth II

In: Castles/Forts/Cathedrals Tours

By: Maureen K. Fleury

Nov 10, 2007

Castle Keep at Newcastle England: Landmark Building on the River Tyne in Northumberland

In: Castles/Forts/Cathedrals Tours

By: Maureen K. Fleury

Oct 24, 2007

York Minster in York England: The Largest Gothic Cathedral in Northern Europe

In: Castles/Forts/Cathedrals Tours

By: Maureen K. Fleury

Oct 22, 2007

Durham Cathedral, Northumberland England: Best Preserved Norman Architectural Masterpiece Found in Europe

In: Castles/Forts/Cathedrals Tours

By: Maureen K. Fleury

Oct 6, 2007

York England Tourist Information: What to see and do in Britain's Popular Vacation Destination

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Maureen K. Fleury

Sep 19, 2007

Hexam Abbey in Northumberland England: A Historic English Cathedral Built During the Anglo-Saxon Era

In: Castles/Forts/Cathedrals Tours

By: Maureen K. Fleury

Sep 17, 2007

Castle Howard: North Yorkshire UK: An English Country Estate Featuring a Mansion and Acres of Gardens

In: Castles/Forts/Cathedrals Tours

By: Maureen K. Fleury

Sep 17, 2007

Bamburgh Castle in Northumberland Britain: Stronghold in Northern England Guarding the Coast of the North Sea

In: Castles/Forts/Cathedrals Tours

By: Maureen K. Fleury

Sep 15, 2007

Vindolanda Roman Fort and Museum in England: Excavations Reveal Well-Preserved Roman Artifacts in Northumberland

In: Archaeological Digs

By: Maureen K. Fleury

Aug 14, 2007

Collingwood's NWMP Plaque: The North-West Mounted Police Sailed From Collingwood in 1873

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Jill Browne

Jun 22, 2007

Waterways in Northern Ireland: Newry in County Down was once the 4th busiest port in Ireland.

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Mari Nicholson

May 12, 2007

Breathing Life into History: Techniques for making history come alive

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Lyn Michaud

May 2, 2007

Arches National Park: Things to See and Do

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Bill Sassani

Apr 16, 2007

Pharoah of Philadelphia: A Tour of the Egyptian Exhibit at the Franklin Institute

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Bill Sassani

Apr 16, 2007

Antelope Island: A Piece of the Old West in the Great Salt Lake

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Bill Sassani

Apr 13, 2007

Charleston: Architectural Heritage: A walking tour of classic revival and vernacular architecture

In: Historic Tours

By: Stillman Rogers

Mar 9, 2007

Romania Travel: Historic Bucharest: Ceaucescu's Palace of the Parliament and Revolution Square

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: David Whitley

Feb 25, 2007

Travels in Jewish Europe: Tourism and the ghetto: how authentic is the experience?

In: Historical Travel

By: Andrea Kirkby

Feb 15, 2007

Facts on Oswiecim, Poland: Polish town home to the Auschwitz concentration camp

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: David Whitley

Feb 15, 2007

Facts on Dark travel in Ukraine: Chernobyl, Babyn Yar Massacre, the Start football team, Kiev.

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: David Whitley

Dec 30, 2006

You Too Can Visit The Yucatan: Exploring the Maya Ruins without ruining your vacation.

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Ginger Groves

Dec 8, 2006

Mel Gibson and the Maya: Who are the Maya and why did Mel Gibson make a movie about them.

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Ginger Groves

Nov 9, 2006

Historical Fantasy Travel Poll: Henry VIII, Wyatt Earp, Qing Dynasty, where did our reader want to visit.

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Ginger Groves

Oct 9, 2006

Queen Mary - Ship, Hotel, Museum: Still Cruising After All These Years

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Ginger Groves

Sep 9, 2006

The Queen Mary - Haunted Hotel: Some Passengers Never Disembarked

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Ginger Groves

Jul 5, 2006

The Travels of Mary Queen of Scots: Travel the UK after the footsteps of Queen Mary

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Ginger Groves

Jun 29, 2006

Loch Ness Monster of Scotland

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Ginger Groves

Jun 28, 2006

The Scotland Traveler

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Ginger Groves

Jun 27, 2006

Edinburg Castle in Scotland

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Ginger Groves

Jun 26, 2006

Holyroodhouse in Scotland

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Ginger Groves

Jun 25, 2006

Scotland Geography Overview

In: Historical Travel (general)

By: Ginger Groves

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