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National Museum of the American Indian
On a recent trip for business and leisure, we visited the National Museum of the American Indian. The building is […]
Old Sturbridge Village…Simple Machines
I had the pleasure of accompanying my son’s third grade class on a recent trip to Old Sturbridge Village in […]
Watervliet Heritage Museum
As part of a family genealogical search, I recently visited Watervliet Heritage Museum, a delightful Shaker site. Hancock Shaker Village, […]
Witch: Evolving Perceptions
After reading several books on the subject, The Wolves of Andover & The Heretic’s Daughter by Kathleen Kent, Deliverance from […]
The Berkshire Museum
“Art, history, natural science. Make surprising connections!” The Berkshire Museum, located in Pittsfield, MA, is a hidden gem. There are […]
Child’s View: Historic Deerfield
Guest Author: SerahRose Roth Herein lies the very first post of…going to museums with children! Our test subject is the […]
Happy Birthday to Mother Ann Lee
Happy Birthday to Mother Ann Lee! Sometime this summer, visit one of the Shaker villages. They are all great outings, […]
Hill-Stead Museum
What makes this museum unique and special is that it is a home. A place that Theodate (the Pope family’s […]
Augustus Saint- Gaudens national historic site
The Saint-Gaudens Memorial is a private, non-profit corporation chartered by the State of New Hampshire in 1919, to preserve and […]