Attending school for engineering makes it inevitable to know about Thomas Edison. Even if you’re not an engineer, you’ve likely heard of this iconic inventor. Those more familiar with him are aware that much of his groundbreaking work took place in New Jersey. Thomas Edison’s Laboratory was recognized as a National Monument in 1956 and…
El Paso is a fascinating city, but if you’re in the area, it would be a shame not to explore the stunning surroundings as well. The region around El Paso boasts charming towns, national parks, historic sites, and much more. Due to the geography and history of the area, some destinations are a bit farther…
Lowell National Historical Park is a treasure trove of America’s rich industrial heritage. This remarkable site not only propelled the country forward during the Industrial Revolution but also became a melting pot for families from diverse backgrounds. About Lowell National Historical Park Since its establishment in 1978, this 141-acre park offers a fascinating journey through…
Founded in 1997, Agate Fossil Beds National Monument in Nebraska safeguards invaluable excavation sites and fossil remains of some of the planet’s earliest mammals. Spanning over 3,000 acres, this location offers multiple excavation areas, a visitor center, intriguing exhibits, and scenic walking trails. About Agate Fossil Beds National Monument Renowned as one of the premier…
Sometimes, life presents unexpected decisions. One of these moments found us in Jabal Al-Weibdeh, a charming neighborhood in Amman. We gathered to unwind and chat before a friend departed for the airport. The unusually warm March day added to our enjoyment of the area. After exchanging goodbyes, we began our walk back toward downtown. Anita…
Welcome to Arches National Park in Utah! If you’re wondering where to start and how to make the most of your visit, you’re in the right place. Despite being smaller than many other national parks, Arches boasts an impressive array of trails and sights. Home to over 2,000 natural arches, the park offers endless opportunities…
Kismet, New York, is the westernmost settlement on the picturesque Fire Island, a 30-mile-long barrier island off the southern coast of Long Island. With a history spanning hundreds of years, Kismet was originally inhabited by the native peoples of the region, followed by the Dutch. For over a century now, Kismet stands as a notable…
Arkansas boasts just one National Park, Hot Springs National Park, but this gem has much to offer. This park not only safeguards a unique hot springs area but also draws visitors with its rich history and stunning architecture. Though it’s a small park, you’ll be amazed by the variety of activities available. Here’s a rundown…