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Featured Historic Sites of First State National Historical Park

Featured Historic Sites of First State National Historical Park

April is the month when folks tend to start getting outdoors more often. Exploring local and national parks, historic sites, and other famed features is an excellent idea and makes for many a memorable experience. Here in the Mid-Atlantic region, options are especially abundant with day drip destinations that the rest of the nation can … Continue reading Featured Historic Sites of First State National Historical Park →

Inventing Memories at Hagley Museum

Inventing Memories at Hagley Museum

National Inventors’ Day has been observed annually on February 11 (Thomas Edison’s birthday) since 1983. It was proclaimed so by President Ronald Regan as a way to honor brilliant-minded inventors and their remarkable, innovative contributions to society throughout history.  Credit: Wikimedia Commons There are many different museums devoted to inventions and technology throughout the Mid-Atlantic … Continue reading Inventing Memories at Hagley Museum →

These Are a Few of My Favorite Zoos!

April 8 is National Zoo Lovers Day. It is a day celebrating the significance of zoos and their key, crucial roles in the conservation, restoration, and rehabilitation of diverse animal species worldwide. Despite the sometimes unattuned or misinformed claims by well-meaning naysayers, the impact of zoos across the United States, in particular, has proven to … Continue reading These Are a Few of My Favorite Zoos! →

Get Howling with Bethany Beach’s Wags, Witches, & Warlocks Festival 

The greater Ocean City, Maryland-Delaware Shore region of the Eastern Shore promises many exciting events for the coming weekend. You have Ocean City’s famous Sunfest—one of the largest outdoor festivals around, making its 49th annual return on Thursday, October 24, and running through Sunday, October 27. The Boardwalk scene surrounding Rehoboth Beach to the north will also be … Continue reading Get Howling with Bethany Beach’s Wags, Witches, & Warlocks Festival  →