Huron City Museums is a museum complex located halfway between Port Austin and Port Hope, Michigan on the tip of the thumb. Come view these historic site buildings with the two tours that are available, one tour covering the village buildings and the other is the House of Seven Gables tour, both of which take two hours. Looking for a unique wedding venue, then the Huron City Church built in 1883 is ideal, and pictures can be taken anywhere on the grounds. Huron City Museums serves to display the buildings, collections and grounds of the historic buildings and museums.READ MORE

The Romanian Peasant Museum in Bucharest, Romania, is a typical heritage museum with a rich and extensive collection of Romanian peasant objects, with the oldest piece dating back to 1746. This national heritage museum is part of the Ministry of Culture's patronage, and our unique collection of nearly 90 000 pieces gives visitors an interesting, informative insight and understanding of the peasant world of years gone by. The ceramics collection housed at The Romanian Peasant Museum contains about 18 000 pieces dating back to 1746, and the costume collection of 20 000 pieces of costume have been sourced from Romanian provinces and date back to the early 19th century. Many other collections at our heritage museum date back to the 19th century, and all items help us to understand the hardships of peasant life in a bygone era. READ MORE

The Colonial Beach Historical Society and Museum in Colonial Beach, Virginia offers permanent and continuing exhibits including the fascinating Watermen's Room permanent exhibit which is dedicated to the generations of fishermen and oysterman who made their living on the waters around Colonial Beach. The Colonial Beach Historical Society and Museum is open from early April to mid December and is also available for private tours by appointment, admission is free but generous donations are welcome. The Historical Society promotes and preserves the history of the region and rescued a historical house from destruction which later became the museum where unique and fascinating artifacts and photos are displayed.READ MORE

The Newport News Park offers and 8000 acre oasis and is open sunrise to sunset daily, where an incredible variety of native wildlife awaits to astound including, deer, foxes, otter, raccoon and beaver and so much more, come enjoy a natural setting of eco tourism in the great outdoors. The Newport News Park has natural woodlands, flowering meadows and shimmering lakes, and 188 campsites are spaciously arranged around these for a wonderful stay with electrical and water hookups, heated showers, picnic tables, grills and playgrounds, laundry facilities, a camper store for supplies and more, and pets are welcome. Rowboat, canoe and paddleboat rentals are available from the office, and it's perfect for hiking, biking fishing and history lovers, come stay in paradise.READ MORE

The Mariners' Museum in Newport News, Virginia is one of the largest maritime museums in the world showcasing the fascinating history of the ocean and it's relationship with mankind. The museum park features a dam with four stone lions mounted on the ends, and is a great gathering place for family and friends to enjoy. Mariners' Museum offers an incredible space of exhibition galleries, artifacts from the Civil War, a library and archives and so much more. Mariners' Museum is available for event rentals and are able to host large elegant events including wedding ceremonies, receptions, military ceremonies, seminars, lectures, board meetings, conferences, fundraisers and holiday parties.READ MORE

The Yorktown Battlefield in Yorktown, Virginia is a historical site where last major battle of the American Revolutionary War was fought, and visits here begins at the National Park Service Visitor Center with a film showing the siege of Yorktown. There is also a museum with artifacts, including George Washington's field tent and more, and a visit to the field where Cornwallis's surrender took place, the encampment areas and surrounding siege lines. Enjoy guided tours or a self guided tour of the Yorktown Battlefield, and an audio tour is available in the museum, come learn the history and fascinating facts from the battlefield of days gone by.READ MORE

The Poor Potter Site in Yorktown, Virginia is a historical site from approximately 1720 to 1745 showcasing the remains of a Colonial pottery factory operated by William Rogers. Here a skilled workforce produced quality wares in direct violation of British laws that restricted industrial development in the colonies, yet he continued to operate. With two kilns and supporting work areas they produced and crafted earthenware and stoneware products including milk pans, bowls, bird bottles, mugs, colanders, porringers, churns and chafing dishes. The Poor Potter Site offers a wonderful insite into establishing economic independence for the Virginia colony.READ MORE

St. Michaels Museum at St. Mary's Square in St. Michaels, Maryland promotes the unique history of the town and surrounds through preservation and education. This heritage museum offers dynamic programs and activities, fascinating exhibits and historic artifacts as well as a vivid interpretation of St. Michaels culture and history. There is a museum store at St. Michaels Museum, so buy a souvenir, book or merchandise and historic, guided walking tours are available to give visitors a glimpse into the life of St. Michaels 200 years ago, come experience it.READ MORE

The Ruffled Duck Inn Bed and Breakfast in Oxford, Maryland offers an exceptional stay in a historic home built in 1876. Come stay in the most unique inn on the bay surrounded by traditional and eclectic decor, with rooms decorated in anything from elegant furnishings and hand carved poster beds, to a nautical flavor, enjoy absolute comfort and sophistication. The Ruffled Duck Inn Bed and Breakfast is close to public beaches, offers complimentary bicycles, and kayaking and canoeing is available on the waters, there's also golf, tennis, swimming, fishing, hunting, sailing and so much more to do here, as well as the complimentary use of the in-house art studio with supplies, come stay.READ MORE

The Oxford Museum located in Oxford, Maryland offers exhibitions and diverse displays of artifacts and memorabilia showcasing the fascinating stories of one of the oldest towns in America. The Oxford Museum collectibles number over 2,500 artifacts covering the cultural, historic and economic evolution of Oxford right through the American Revolution, the Civil War, the halcyon days of railroads, oysters and watermen, it's a must visit. Come for a walk down memory lane as the museum takes you on a fascinating, inspiring journey through one of the country's earliest colonial ports.READ MORE