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See a touch of history on 60 acres of lush gardens, showcasing rare, exotic and native plants. Tour the citrus groves and the Wray Botanical Collection. Explore the “Free-Flight” Aviary, Everglades Wildlife Sanctuary and historic Wray Home. Visit our gift & garden shops and enjoy an eco-experience of […]
“For more thean 70 years, Savannahians have opened their doors to share the beauty of their homes and gardens in a unique non-profit charity event to provide funds for community outreach and preservation programs. During each day of the tour a different neighborhood is featured. Guests are offered the opportunity to visit approximately […]
This house can boast the fact that it was the first stone house of Knox County, completed in 1797! It also sits on 100 acres so there is plenty of room for picnics, not to mention some pretty spectacular weddings. Of course, you aren’t going to want to miss the gardens.
I can’t help but keep […]
If your family is anything like mine, you need a vacation to recover from vacation. No matter where we go it’s none stop, nobody knows what’s planned for the day, you just jump in the car and see where it takes you. If you want a tranquil day make sure you plan one, and the […]
Perhaps I’m alone in feeling that cemeteries are tranquil and strangly enough comforting. To me, a Sunday afternoon walking tour of Cave Hill seems like the ideal activity to end our week in Louisville. There are three tours to choose from; one historical, one horticultural and the other modern. All three will keep you entertained […]
Travel back in time to experence what life was like in 19th century Kentucky. The Farminton Historic House sits on 18 acres showcasing its own apple orchard, period gardens, a carriage house and much more. Take the time to marvel in the quality and passion that was put into designing and building this house.
Farmington […]
“Amelia Island Plantation – A History in Harmony With Nature
Nature embodies all that is Amelia Island Plantation. Nestled among centuries-old Live Oaks, the majestic maritime forest, tranquil salt marshes and the beauty of the Atlantic Ocean; our resort community exemplifies environmental sensitivity and the luxury of a leisure lifestyle.
Meticulously preserved since 1971, Amelia Island […]
In 1875, Colonel Samuel West Peel built a marvelous villa tower Italianate Mansion on the outskirts of Bentonville, Arkansas. It was a working farmstead surrounded by 180 acres of apple trees.
This mansion sounds like how builders should be building houses today but seldom do. It seems that the best of everything was used […]
Who wouldn’t like to have a great holiday, but save a bit on the prices? The cost of getting into some of the attractions can empty a wallet rather quickly, so finding coupons to use can only put a smile on your face. I might just have enough to stay a few more days! […]
After a day of exploring every nook and cranny of one of the most impressive collections of naval transportation in one harbour, relax and take in over 300 years of history at Boone Hall Plantation. Explore Boone Hall’s gardens, slave cabins, and one of the world’s longest running oak-draped roads. While there stop by and […]
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