Constant construction 24/7. Endless changes to the plans. Doorways opening to nothing. Hallways that lead to nowhere. And a supernatural haunting over everything. This was all just another day of life at Winchester House. Or, was it?
A lot has changed since Moses Cleveland and his surveying team first set foot there on July 22, 1796. Founded as part of the Connecticut Western Reserve, Cleveland sits near the mouth of the Cuyahoga River. The southern shore of Lake Erie as its northern border. A port city, Cleveland grew into and still is, … Read more
The Pinball Hall of Fame, in Las Vegas, brings back some of those memories. To the non-nastalgic person, it’s nothing but row after row of pinball for 10,000 square feet.
Las Vegas’ newest attraction is a must-see of art immersion.
It may seem like a splurge while traveling to book a helicopter tour, but you will be left with amazing memories!
I’m a GenXer. We grew up watching shuttle launches in the elementary school library with the rest of the school. Our parents still discussed the engineering feat of NASA landing on the moon. The nation paused in those days to watch with pride as NASA continued to amaze us with space exploration.
