Learn about several famous 19th-century social reformers at this Seneca Falls, New York, destination that shares the story of the Seneca Falls Convention.
Visit this Paducah, Kentucky, museum that has nearly 700 quilts in its permanent collection and hosts a variety of temporary themed exhibits.
Visit one of the longest used military bases in the country in Youngstown, New York. Tour guides tell of life here in the 18th century.
Explore the evolution of the automobile in Dearborn, Michigan. This museum showcases the car’s impact on society and celebrates the greats of auto racing.
Explore how African American culture shaped a range of popular musical genres at this interactive museum in Nashville, Tennessee.
Visit Notre Dame, Indiana, to see University of Notre Dame’s impressive art collection, which spans thousands of works and includes an outdoor sculpture garden.
Spanning various locations across Kentucky, this trail highlights haunted locations and creepy attractions throughout the Bluegrass State.
Explore the life of Speaker of the House and U.S Senator Henry Clay in Lexington, Kentucky, at an estate preserved by his children and grandchildren.
This Indigenous farm in Nepean, Ontario, offers a glimpse into the lives of the region’s Native people by providing insight into their culture as well as the chance to see Ojibwe Spirit Horses.
The author behind The Adventures of Tom Sawyer did much of his work in Elmira, New York, in this octagonal study now located on the campus of Elmira College.