Today, January 16, is officially known as National Prohibition Remembrance Day. Spanning the years of 1920 through 1933, Prohibition was a time in American history when the importation, transportation, and sale of alcoholic beverages were strictly prohibited by law. While the goal was to improve the general morale and life for the American people, the … Continue reading Franklin County, Virginia’s Historic Moonshine Moniker
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Discovering Riley’s Lock and House at the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park
Have you ever visited the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park? Originally established as a National Monument by President Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1961, the site was later added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1966 and officially designated a National Historical Park in 1971. Based primarily within the District of Columbia, … Continue reading Discovering Riley’s Lock and House at the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park
History Meets Elegance at Bethany Beach’s Addy Sea
Beach season may still be many months away, but with the new year comes newly announced off-season specials at many notable Eastern Shore resorts. One hidden gem bed and breakfast in Bethany Beach is even running a special now through the end of January to take note of. The offer comes as a three-night booking, … Continue reading History Meets Elegance at Bethany Beach’s Addy Sea
Did Sno-Balls Originate in Baltimore?
What’s your favorite ice-cold summertime treat? Perhaps you are a traditionalist who screams for ice cream. Or maybe going gourmet is more your style with a scoop of soft, refreshing sorbet. If you happen to be a Baltimore native then there’s a pretty good chance that your cool treat of choice is none other than … Continue reading Did Sno-Balls Originate in Baltimore?