Civil Rights Road Trip

As we enter Black History Month, check out my new itinerary to see important sites from Civil Rights history.

Fredericksburg National Military Park (Virginia)

This week marks the 160th anniversary of the Civil War Battle of Fredericksburg. Learn more about the battle and the quaint town of Fredericksburg in my review!

National Mall Monuments and Memorials(Washington, DC)

Planning a family trip to Washington, DC has to include visiting the monuments and memorials along the National Mall. Read my review to learn tips and helpful hints about viewing these iconic memorials.

Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library and Museum (Texas)

Visiting Austin, Texas? Don't miss a chance to see another Presidential site - the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library and Museum.

New Orleans, Louisiana

A trip to the Big Easy may seem daunting with kids but it can be a fun and educational trip! Read my new review of New Orleans to learn the best tips for seeing the historical sites with children.

James Madison Museum (Virginia)

Want to learn more about President James Madison and his famous wife, Dolley? Visit the James Madison Museum in Orange, Virginia!

Montgomery Civil Rights Historical Sites (Alabama)

On a trip through Alabama, don't miss seeing the important Civil Rights historical sites in Montgomery. Read my new review to help plan your visit.

Birmingham Civil Rights Historical Sites (Alabama)

Some of the most memorable historical sites in Civil Rights history are in Birmingham, Alabama. Read my new review and plan a visit to these important locations in American history.

Tennessee State Museum

If your travels take you through a state capital, be sure to check out the state's history museum. In Tennessee, the new Tennessee State Museum is one of the best I've visited!

Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site (Richmond)

Learn about a trailblazing figure in Richmond, Virginia in today's review of the Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site. Her life is inspiring to all!