How far would you go to defend your right to vote? Learn about the brave suffragists whose actions ignited the final tipping point to passage of the 19th Amendment which guaranteed women the right to vote. See history come alive at the Lucy Burns Museum in Northern Virginia.
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Do you like spooky places? Frightening female and male ghosts can be found in these four haunted houses in Leesburg, Virginia, close to a very important Civil War battlefield.
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Only 2 1/2 hours from Washington, DC, there’s so much to see and do in this beautifully preserved living history and interpretive site of Colonial Williamsburg.
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Nature Conservation area, quirky shopping, and delicious fresh seafood are the hallmarks of this quiet beach in lower Delaware.
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Only 20 miles from Washington, DC, the Loudoun County wineries are reopening as Virginia moves into Phase 2. Before you head out to the vineyards, find out what you need to know about face-masks, social distancing and more.
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The Loudoun County wineries are finally opening up again. Before you head out to the vineyards, find out what you need to know about face-masks, social distancing and more.
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10 Unique Things to Do in Austin including things to do with kids, fun things to do in Austin, things to do at night in Austin, barbecue, tacos and Mexican Coca Cola.
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Harriet Tubman, a true freedom fighter and the most famous conductor of the Underground Railroad, is the focus of an exceptional museum on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
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I’m Audrey Caldwell, a Virginia travel blogger who is on a mission to help other 50+ women get out, explore more and enjoy richer travel experiences in the second half of life. More…
Adventure is worthwhile in itself.
– Amelia Earhart
