Historical Travel Archives

Historical Travel

The Jazz Age Lawn Festival is one of my favorite New York City Events. First, there's the obvious reason. When you're obse...

From the moment that I met Margo I knew that I really liked her. Despite having given her tour -- Tri-Spy Tour -- many, many ...

There has been no more popular and ubiquitous symbol of freedom in the history of the United States than the infamous Libert...

A large majority of travelers who visit Philadelphia will be journeying to the City of Brotherly Love to learn all about the ...

George Washington knew it. The Brits knew it. John Laurens played by Anthony Ramos knew it. Manhattan was the place to be (we...

We shuffle into the Ye Olde Tavern from the oppressive, freezing, cold tracking chunks of snow from beneath our boots. Typica...

John Andre's Story. During my visit to the Old '76 House, I learned about Adjutant General Major John Andre's life and walke...

A Lucky Occurrence Pointed Us to The DeWint House. I've always heard about magical travel moments. The ones in which a "loca...

Throughout my journey of chasing the ghost of Alexander Hamilton, I've gotten the notion that we are, somehow, kindred spirit...

The Coldest Winter on Record - 1780 It is the winter of 1780 and Alexander Hamilton, along with his commander, George Washin...