Check out these historical hidden gems!
Historical Hidden Gems – United States
Category: Massachusetts
Favorite and Bucket List Presidential and First Lady Historical Sites
Read about my favorite presidential and first lady historical sites and check out the ones I want to visit!
Booking It Through History: First Ladies – Jacqueline Kennedy
I studied one of the most famous women of the 20th century in my Booking It Through History: First Ladies post this month. Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy set the standard for First Ladies.
Booking It Through History: First Ladies – Grace Coolidge
Next up in my Booking It Through History: First Ladies project is Grace Coolidge, the styish wife of "Silent Cal" who endured a huge personal loss while in the White House.
Favorite American Revolution Historical Sites and Books
The 250th anniversary of the beginning of the American Revolution is next week. Check out my favorite historical sites and books about this time period.
Booking It Through History: First Ladies – Helen Taft
Helen "Nellie" Taft was an unconventional First Lady whose legacy is still evident in Washington's beautiful cherry blossoms today!
John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum (Massachusetts)
While in Boston, you can visit one of the most beautiful presidential libraries - the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum on Boston Harbor.
Adams National Historical Park (Massachusetts)
Quincy, Massachusetts is home to two presidents, John and John Quincy Adams. The Adams National Historical Park has their birthplaces along with their beloved final home and tells the story of these extraordinary men - and their amazing wives. Read my new post to learn how to spend a day in the "City of Presidents!"
Booking It Through History: First Ladies – Frances Cleveland
Frances Cleveland was our youngest First Lady, marrying President Grover Cleveland in the White House when she was just 21 years old! Read all about her in my latest Booking It Through History: First Ladies post.
Favorite Patriotic Historical Sites
It's almost July 4th which is a perfect time to (re)visit my favorite patriotic historical sites!