Making history your story
All aviation and military history enthusiasts need to visit the Imperial War Museum Duxford in England. Housed on a former RAF base, it has hundreds of 20th century military aircraft housed in old hangars. Read my new review of it today!
Check out my new list of favorite World War II books for kids and teens. Even with the thousands of books about the war already published, there are still untold stories left to discover!
The most visited historical site in Edinburgh is Edinburgh Castle. Read my new review to learn about its thousand years of history as a home to royalty and a military garrison.
I planned my post today weeks ago before the death of Queen Elizabeth II. This is a good time to learn about Westminster Abbey as it hosts the state funeral of the Queen next Monday.
If your family enjoys learning about military history, the Imperial War Museum London is an important place to visit. Read my new review to learn about this museum chock full of thoughtful historical artifacts about World War I, World War II, and more modern-day conflicts.
Visiting the Houses of Parliament in London is an amazing way to walk in history. From the lauded House of Commons to the historic Westminster Hall, these buildings contain over 1,000 years of history.
When visiting London, a must-see historical site is the Churchill War Rooms where you walk in the footsteps of history!
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.
Visiting San Diego and want to see the real-life Top Gun? Check out the USS Midway Museum!
Windsor Castle is a fun place to take your family to learn more about 1000 years of British royal history. It's kid-friendly and has fascinating details sure to impress kids and adults alike!
The History Mom 