Address: 18 Kelsey Rd, Boxford, MA 01921, USA
“Peaceful, quiet sanctuary, where you can take a restful walk. Trees and shrubs are labeled for those who want to learn their names. The Phyllis Fischer Memorial Walk features flowers from her former garden. Tours led by volunteers can be arranged in advance for individuals or groups. Our guide, Nancy Merrill, was very knowledgeable about the trees and plants, as well as the history of the former Kelsey Nursery.”
Address: 54 S Main St, Ipswich, MA 01938, USA
“Typical converted mansion home/ museum with interesting artifacts of the community.”
Address: 1500 E Garrison Blvd, Gastonia, NC 28054, USA
“Have gone here since I was a boy, took our kids here growing up, and have taken my little granddaughter once. Awesome exhibits that are very well done and interesting about state and local natural history. Great planetarium. There's a very nice nature trail at the back of the property that shouldn't be missed. They offer military, senior, and student discounts off of the already reasonable prices. Great place for all ages. Would highly recommend!”
Address: 8609-8749 Van Wyck Rd, Lancaster, SC 29720, USA
Address: 158 Buffalo Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11213, USA
“Awesome experience! I was taught some useful tips and techniques on fine dinning and maintaining a professional attitude. I can't wait to use them in the future, and will look forward meeting with them someday in the future. I would recommend going here for anyone who's interested :)”
Address: 4751 NC-49, Concord, NC 28025, USA
“Pretty cool place. Went for alpaca exhibition. Well put together. Lots of parking.”
Address: 500 Captains Way, Jupiter, FL 33477, USA
“Nice venue. Be prepared to walk , wear comfortable shoes . The docents were excellent.”
Address: 4399 E Depot Rd, Oak Creek, WI 53154, USA
“Absolutely terrifying. Things would get crazier after each visit. If you want to witness actual paranormal activity. This is the place to see it.”
Address: Summit Trail Trailhead, Guajome County Park - Summit Trail, Oceanside, CA 92056, USA
Address: 1351 Graeber St, March Air Reserve Base, CA 92518, USA
“Amazing place for enthusiasts and the kids. I highly recommend this place.”
Address: 86 Back St, Heathsville, VA 22473, USA
“Wonderful.”
Address: 1702 N 13th St, West Columbia, TX 77486, USA
“Beautiful historic location. The plantation house is gorgeous and so peaceful. We only did the self guided tour but definitely plan on doing the guided tour one day. There is a fee to get in but it is reasonable and totally worth it, even if you only visit once. They also put on events throughout the year during certain holidays. Watch out for mosquitos when you go because this last year was pretty bad and it was hard to enjoy walking the property with all of the mosquitos eating us up. So definitely bring lots of bug spray for your visit!”
Address: 1620 Cypress St, Liberty, TX 77575, USA
“To find this trailhead, go to the end of Cypress Street, get on the levee, and go south on the levee about 30 yards. The markers to enter will be on the west side of the levee at the right of way. Follow the orange markers and stay on the south side of the pipeline right-of-way. Follow the orange marks in the trees along the tree line until you get to the bayou with the bridge. If you go right at any point and see deer stands or picnic benches, you are now on private property and trespassing. As long and you follow the orange marks, you are on the trail. Tree Frog Trail ends after about 1/4 mile and meets up with the Boggy Boots Loop, another trail marked by orange marks in the trees. There are 5 miles of trails back in there, enjoy! Oh, and there are a lot of scenic areas too!”
Address: Liberty, TX 77575, USA
Address: 180 Woz Way, San Jose, CA 95110, USA
“Fantastic place! My 2 year old was so engaged and loved exploring every bit. It was so nice to take her to a place where she could run around and touch and explore everything. There were lots of people and a couple schools visiting on our visit, but there was lots to do and nothing seemed super crowded. Seriously fantastic!”
Address: 535 N 5th St, San Jose, CA 95112, USA
“Thanks to news stories, documentaries and movies I know a lot about the subject matter of this museum. But its nice to visit a place that is dedicated to to the preservation of historical events. Didn't know this museum was there until I was walking by it, a nice find.”
Address: Enola Low Grade Trail, Conestoga, PA 17516, USA
“Fire Tower is a location on the Atglen & Susquehanna Railroad Trail. In the Spring of 1959, an underground fire began here, under the eastbound main track of the Pennsylvania RR’s main east-west freight route through Lancaster County to New York, which handled more than 60 freight trains per day. The fire apparently developed in coal dirt used as fill during construction of the large fill over Boatman’s Run in 1905, and this coal was apparently ignited by brush fires in the dry Spring of 1959. On July 21, 1959, 2 inches of rain fell. It is believed this moving ground water penetrated the dirt in the Boatman’s Run fill and, under hydrostatic pressure, contacted the burning coal fire, causing a flash steam explosion which blew out the river side of the fill. The fire continued to burn until Spring, 1961. During this period, the railroad dismantled 675 feet of the eastward main track and hired the DuPont Company to extinguish the fire. A temporary interlocking was installed to route trains in both directions over the one track remaining in service. This temporary manned interlocking was housed in a small building given the name “Fire Tower.” After the fire was extinguished in 1961, the eastward main track was rebuilt, and the temporary interlocking and the “Fire Tower” structure were removed. No photographs of "Fire Tower" are known to exist. The area is still known as “Fire Tower.” The tracks were entirely removed in the 1990s and in 2011 and the railroad roadbed was converted to a 29-mile long trail. The trail is mapped as and locally known as the A&S Low Grade Trail, but it is also called the Enola Low Grade Trail. Approximate coordinates for the old Fire Tower structure are Lat 39.911806, Long -76.37920.”
Address: 2 Eleanor Ave, Frackville, PA 17931, USA
“Very interesting collections. I am surprised that there are no entries and photos here. You can see here a car with a hybrid gasoline-electric drive from 1929! Three hybrid cars were made to order by Colonel Edward Howland Robinson "Ned" Green. There is a very interesting story behind it. The restored Stearns-Knight sedan looks great. It's worth seeing.”
Address: 28 Weiser Dr, Womelsdorf, PA 19567, USA
“Well preserved historical site, with wounderful dedicated volunteers/reenactors. Nice place to visit during different events throughout the year. Great place to walk in nice weather and take pictures. Bathrooms are available. Limited parking.”
Address: 3185-3199 Breaker Dr, Ventura, CA 93003, USA
“Beautiful views of our beautiful city”
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