See the Gun that killed President Lincoln
Ford's Theatre is in Washington D.C. It is where President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated. In the museum, the gun that John Wilkes Booth shot Lincoln with is on display.
Natural Tunnel State Park in Virginia Visitors Guide
Natural Tunnel State Park is located in Virginia’s Appalachian Mountains near Duffield in Scott County. The park is 909 acres large and, as its name suggests, protects an 850-foot-long and 100-high natural tunnel. It’s been a tourist attraction for well over 100 years. Exploring Natural Tunnel State Park It is rumored that Daniel Boone was the first non-native to set eyes on the tunnel in the 18th Century. The tunnel is so impressive that famous politician William Jennings Bryan called it the “8th Wonder of the World.” The park has a variety of hiking trails that offer something for [...]
Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial: A Visitor’s Guide
From the Kansas Prairie to the Oval Office. The Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial in Washington D.C. shares the story of one of America's greatest leaders of the 20th century.
Cedar Mountain Battlefield: Following in Stonewall Jackson’s Bootprints
Cedar Mountain Battlefield is six miles southwest of Culpeper, Virginia. The battle was the site of Stonewall Jackson's final solo command.
Rapidan Camp: President Hoover’s Virginia Mountain Retreat
Rapidan Camp in Virginia's Shenandoah National Park was the rustic mountain retreat for President Herbert Hoover. You can enjoy the same views as Hoover by taking a tour or hiking to it.
Hiking Fox Hollow Trail in Shenandoah National Park
Fox Hollow Trail in Shenandoah National Park is an easy hike that is great for the whole family and packs in beautiful scenery and history along the way.
Visit JFK’s grave at Arlington National Cemetery
Visit President John F. Kennedy's grave at Arlington National Cemetery. Jackie his wife, RFK and two other brothers are also buried there.
An afternoon at Natural Bridge State Park in Virginia
Natural Bridge State Park gives visitors the chance to bask in stunning beauty, while following in the footsteps of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and more.
The Legend of Hungry Mother State Park
"Hungry, Mammy! Hungry, Mammy!" The legend of how Hungry Mother State Park in Virginia got its name goes back more than 200 year. This is that story.
Take in the views from Shenandoah National Park’s highest mountain
Shenandoah National Park stretches more than 100 miles along Virginia’s beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains. The long and narrow park is a wilderness oasis only a couple of hours away from Washington D.C.
