Independence National Historical Park
Independence National Historical Park is a 55-acre National Park Service property in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, often referred to as “America’s most historic square mile.”
Retirement, travel, beer. Not necessarily in that order
Independence National Historical Park is a 55-acre National Park Service property in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, often referred to as “America’s most historic square mile.”
The Independence Seaport Museum opened in 1961 as a way to preserve the maritime history of Philadelphia.
Elfreth’s Alley is the oldest continuously inhabited street in the United States
The Masonic Temple is home to Free and Accepted Masons and is open to the public as a museum and research library.
Photographs from a 1991 5-day rafting trip down the Colorado River.
Images converted from slides of a trip to Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union in 1990
Nevis Great House Cookbook features recipes from historic plantations.
This recipe is from the Golden Rock Inn, which is still in business in Nevis.
Saje Cafe offers vibrant cuisine and warm hospitality in Montserrat.
Carr’s Bay Battery, built by French in the 1660s.
A simple one-skillet recipe that turns out perfect.
Grand Phoenix offers Caribbean cuisine in a casual yet refined atmosphere, perfect for that special occasion.
Vue Pointe Hotel symbolizes Montserrat’s resilience and history since 1961.
Recipe from the Montserrat Cookbook entry from Bob Giles
Recipe from the Montserrat Cookbook entry from Kitty Barzey
Recipe from the Montserrat Cookbook entry from Priscilla Wade
Montserrat Old People’s Welfare Association cookbook
Recipe from the Montserrat Cookbook entry from the Vue Pointe Restaurant
Jack Boy Hill offers scenic views and hiking in Montserrat.
