Greenfield Village at The Henry Ford
As if taking you through 200+ years of American history inside The Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation wasn’t enough, you could spend another whole day outside the museum in […]
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The Henry Ford
Imagine… Imagine creating a machine so incredible that you wanted to share it with the world; a machine so large that it would require a building of its own to […]
Mystic Seaport: A Whale of a Museum
During COVID I didn’t have the chance to travel much, but when I did, I looked for outdoor experiences that felt much safer than indoor gatherings. Visiting Mystic Seaport Museum […]
Hoosier Excellence: Cabinets
Until I wandered through the Hoosier Cabinet Museum at Coppes Common in Nappanee, Indiana, I don’t think I’d really appreciated how cleverly-designed Hoosier cabinets were. Hoosier Cabinet Features There were […]
The Hall of Heroes
Why Do People Love Superheroes? Is it because they show us how a single person has the capacity to make the world a better place if he puts his powers […]
Salvaged As a Museum
Järva-Jaani vanatehnika varjupaik All I knew about the Järva-Jaani vanatehnika varjupaik (classic car museum) was that there would be a small police car at the entrance. If you lift its […]
The Devil Made Me Do It!
When a sneaky little voice whispered in my ear to drive to Kaunas, Lithuania to see the Devil Museum, I obeyed. How could I not? The museum contains more than […]
Manneken Pis – GardeRobe Museum
A Manneken Pis Museum -The GardeRobe If you’ve ever been to Brussels, you’ve probably gone to see Manneken Pis. This iconic statue of a peeing boy is symbolic of Brussels […]
Cincinnati’s Holocaust Museum
The Holocaust & Humanity Center Museum Many Holocaust museums are centered on the victims killed during this horrendous period in history, but the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Cincinnati’s Union Terminal […]
Talk at the Harriet Beecher Stowe House
Ponder this: a roomful of people have congregated to discuss the issue of slavery and whether the slaveholders in the southern states of the U.S. were civil and humane. Some […]
