The Lizard Lighthouse Heritage Center has distinctive twin towers which mark the most southerly point of mainland Britain, and this landfall and coast mark provides a guid for vessels in passage along the English channel as the waters are very hazardous. Lizard Lighthouse has six adjacent holiday cottages which offer breathtaking scenery and are ideally located for coastal walking with rare birds and flowers in abundance and sometimes sightings of dolphins can be spotted from the cliff tops. The Lizard Lighthouse Visitors Centre maintained and renovated by the Trinity House have refurbished the Engine Room at the lighthouse, retaining some of the old engines, and now also features new exhibition material, interactive displays and an audio visual room. The Lizard Lighthouse also has a retail area for lighthouse related products, and a small refreshment area.READ MORE

The Henry Kendall Cottage and Historical Museum in Gosford, New South Wales, Australia is set on two and a half acres of peaceful surroundings, and is an award winning attraction for excellence in tourism and cultural heritage. Once the home of pioneer poet Henry Kendall, the museum is furnished as an old cottage with one room showing all the poet's possessions, and displays include typewriters, bottles and old memorabilia. The grounds have wood burning barbecues, picnic tables and chairs and it's a lovely setting to enjoy the perfect afternoon or day. The Henry Kendall Cottage also has a slab shed in the grounds which contains tools and farm machinery, come for a fascinating visit in historical surrounds.READ MORE

Castle Rushen in Castletown on the Isle of Man is one of the best preserved medieval castles in the world, once home to Kings and Lords of Mann. With a fascinating history going all the way back to the 13th century, it was during it's time used as a fortress, royal residence, a mint and even a prison. Castle Rushen has towering limestone walls, and a climb up the stone staircase to the roof affords breathtaking views over Castletown and beyond. Come experience the sights and sounds of the Medieval kitchen, hire Castle Rushen for your next private event and banquet like the Kings and Lords from days of old, it's a unique and unforgettable experience. A visit here is about the history of the inhabitants, the gatehouse, the castle guards in their vaulted rooms, wall walks, 17th century dining room and so much more, it's a must see.READ MORE

The Historic Brownsville Museum located in the former Southern Pacific Railroad Depot built in 1928 in Brownsville, Texas collects and preserve objects of historic interest, and there's a reference library. They also provide facilities for research and publication, as well as educational outreach programs and exhibits include information from the earliest military fort in our area to displays of antique furniture, and common household items from days gone by. The Historic Brownsville Museum features an extensive collection of historical artifacts, photography and displays which are housed in the fully restored historical building showcasing examples of Spanish Colonial Revival architecture, which is registered as a National Register of Historical Places. The facility is available for rent to host meetings, private receptions and social events, come for a fascinating visit.READ MORE

Leland Stanford Mansion State Historic Park in Leland, Michigan, USA is now open to the public as a museum and was previously the home of Governor Leland Stanford way back in the 1860's and 1870's. Your tour of the splendor and elegance of the Victorian era, showcases exquisitely carved gilded mirrors, 17-foot ceilings, beautifully restored woodwork, elegant 19th century crystal and bronze light fixtures, recreations of draperies and carpeting from the 1870's and 19th century gardens. Leland Stanford Mansion State Historic Park also offers daily tours and is listed as a National Historic Landmark, the property also serves the citizens of California as the state’s official reception center for leaders from around the world.READ MORE

Stranraer Homestead in Kingscote, South Australia welcomes you to a memorable stay in this historical federation homestead built all the way back in 1920. This traditional bed and breakfast now meticulously restored was originally built from the limestone gathered on the property, and you get to stay on this working Kangaroo Island farm complete with lagoons attracting fascinating bird life. Stranraer Homestead offers true island hospitality in this beautiful homestead, and your host brings a delight of meals with a fresh menu daily enjoyed in the dining room with other guests. Explore the island, go touring then come home to the magic and relax in the guest lounge or your spacious room, enjoy a meal of fine cuisine from the kitchen, it's all here.READ MORE

The War Shelter of Platanias was constructed by German troops in 1942 has an underground complex of booths and tunnels that used to store ammunition and military material during World War II. This historic site is built on a Platanias hill as a natural protection to air bombings and strategic location for controlling both land and sea. The War Shelter of Platanias is today a small World War 11 Museum in memory of the battle of Crete, come learn the history and stories behind the war and days of old, it's a fascinating experience.READ MORE

The Stephen Leacock Museum in Orillia, Ontario is a national historic site overlooking the shores of Lake Couchiching, and the museum is located in Leacock House at Old Brewery Bay. They are the perfect venue for weddings and corporate functions in the gardens with breathtaking views and backdrops, and the grounds and Swanmore Hall are also available. The Stephen Leacock Museum welcomes visitors to come tour Leacock House and enjoy the artworks, the children's discovery place, the writing Studio/Boathouse on the Bay and more, there are also fascinating exhibits to be viewed, a summer academy, and the Leacock Cafe is Orillia’s Favourite Lakeside Restaurant, they also have a gift and book shop with works by and about Stephen Leacock, mementos and more, come visit.READ MORE

Fishtown Preservation in Leland, Michigan is dedicated to preserving the past present and future of Fishtown, which is a collection of weathered fishing shanties, smokehouses, overhanging docks, fish tugs and charter boats along the Leland River. Come steep yourself in the Great Lakes maritime culture and walk and see the structures and docks, feel the connection to Lake Michigan's fishing heritage. Fishtown Preservation is a non-profit organization with volunteers dedicated to preserving this historic site, and the attractions include weather beaten fish shanties, small shops and a working waterfront still operating today as one of the only unmodernized commercial fishing villages in the state of Michigan.READ MORE

The Amherst Historical Society in Amherst, Ohio displays, preserves and exhibits the local history and sandstone heritage including locally produced sandstone architecture and other historically significant structures. Come tour the historic buildings and grounds complete with blacksmith shop where volunteer blacksmiths produce handrails, hinges, nails and other hardware for use throughout the Sandstone Museum Center. The Amherst Historical Society also offer chapel and hall rentals ideal for events including intimate weddings and receptions as well as rehearsal dinners, and is the perfect venue for special events and business meetings, there's the St. George Chapel for wedding ceremonies accommodating up to 60 guests, and the Grange Hall is perfect for the reception or party up to 80 guests. Tours of the Quigley House and Sandstone Museum can also be arranged.READ MORE