Visit Hamilton Military Museum in Hamilton for collections, facts, memorabilia, trench, medals, gallery, exhibitionsREAD MORE

The Dundurn National Historic Site in Hamilton, Ontario, showcases Dundurn Castle former home of Sir Allan Napier MacNab, one of Canada's first premiers. This 40-room Italianate-style villa built in the 1830s on Burlington Heights shows visitors a glimpse into 19th century Hamilton as you tour the magnificent rooms. The Dundurn National Historic Site has a castle shop and Gallery with Canadian handmade crafts, souvenirs and gifts, and the must visit Hamilton Military museum is fascinating, there is also the restored kitchen garden located in Dundurn Park. The Dundurn National Historic Site welcomes you to experience life in a grand country home from days gone by.READ MORE

Historical Perceptions Tours in Hamilton, Ontario takes you on fascinating guided walking tours to historical sites including Hamilton's cemeteries and the wealth of tradition and history which they represent. Historical Perceptions Tours are free of charge and run for about two hours, with Robin McKee as your host sharing the history of the Hamilton community, particularly as it is represented in their cemeteries. Come learn fascinating information and insight on the War of 1812 tours, which covers selected grave sites from the war at that time. The Stories in the Stones cemetery tours take place rain or shine, so make sure you have the necessary clothing and items, come be amazed.READ MORE

Heritage Hill State Historical Park in Green Bay, Wisconsin, is a heritage museum that gives visitors a close and thoughtful look at the historic past of Northeast Wisconsin dating back to the 1600's. Set on 50 acres of ground along the banks of the Fox River, this living heritage museum brings history back to life for its many visitors, through numerous educational programs, seasonal family events as well as special activities for seniors. There are more than 25 historic buildings to explore and our field trips gives students an insight into the lives of early settlers. The picturesque setting of Heritage Hill State Historical Park is perfect for unique weddings and private events, and will provide you with delightful memories to be cherished and remembered for a lifetime. READ MORE

Clay Villa Estate in Basseterre, St. Kitts offers customized tours in this former plantation, on the outskirts of Challengers, the first freed slave village in St. Kitts. Husband and wife team Phillip and Marie own this former plantation, where secrets hide and beauty resounds in the beautiful, verdant gardens. This magical historical site welcomes you to come discover the secrets, the history and beauty of this fascinating Clay Villa Estate.READ MORE

The St. Kitts Scenic Railway Ltd. in Basseterre, offers 3-hour tours around the stunning and beautiful Eastern Caribbean Island of St. Kitts. Enjoy 18 scenic miles by narrow gauge train and 12 miles on sightseeing buses viewing historical sites, scenery and culture. Originally built between 1912 and 1926 to transport sugar cane from the sugar plantations to the sugar factory in Basseterre, you will visit several loading sites called sidings at which the harvested sugar cane was placed into carts. The St. Kitts Scenic Railway Ltd. runs tours and excursions with stories from their own people on locomotive carts, this is the real way to see the Caribbean, where and amazing journey of beauty and discovery is revealed to you.READ MORE

Historic Romney Manor in Basseterre, St. Kitts is a historical site offering visitors 10 wonderful acres to explore with a majestic setting, and the 35o year old saman tree covers half an acre, come enjoy a memorable experience and a great history. Romney Manor is also home to the Caribelle Batik which produced it's first batik in 1974 and is now arguably the Caribbean's most sought after batik product made from quality fabrics including the exclusive Sea Island Cotton. Fine products include clothing and accessories and wall hangings, and the distinctive designs are immediately recognisable and are made using the ancient Indonesian methods of resisting dye with wax, come view artists demonstrating the techniques with full explanation, you won't leave empty handed.READ MORE

The Presque Isle County Historical Museum in Rogers City, Michigan is housed in an expansive historic site building built in 1913 and 1914 and houses fascinating exhibits of antique furnishings, the history of the family that lived here as well as 50's and 60's exhibits, military exhibits and more. The Presque Isle County Historical Museum also offers school programs and the The Ferris Parsons Collection. Purchase your own memorabilia at the museum store with books, dvd's, historical photos, t-shirts, old museum calendars and more.READ MORE

Broadway Tower in Broadway, England, has over the years been many things, from being a vantage point during the war, a nuclear bunker, home to the printing press used by Sir Thomas Phillips, and today this heritage museum is a popular tourist attraction. Exhibitions at Broadway Tower span over three floors, and provides visitors with an interesting insight into its colorful past as well as the history of its occupants. A slow climb through the tower can be done in manageable stages, and this will allow visitors to see various works of William Morris, a pre Raphaelite artist who campaigned for the preservation of historic monuments and heritage museums, as well as other renowned artists. One of the highlights of any visit to Broadway Towers has to be the breath-taking views of the beautiful countryside from the roof platform. READ MORE

The Trombley-Centre House in Bay City, Michigan is a fascinating historical site and the oldest frame house still standing in Bay County. Built in the classic Greek Revival Style popular in the mid west in 1820-1840, the house is currently undergoing renovation and restoration and is used for events, educational programs and meetings. Tours are available by appointment, and plant varieties from the 1800's are growing here as well as a historic herb garden, it's all fascinating and historical and well worth a visit.READ MORE