Coast-to-coast: San Francisco to Savannah (Part 15)
This morning, we visited Wormsloe Historic Site, a former plantation dating back to the early 1730s. Noble Jones, an English settler, first established it...
Coast-to-coast: San Francisco to Savannah (Part 14)
We made it to Savannah! Founded in 1733, it’s one of the oldest colonial settlements in the country and has played an important role...
Coast-to-coast: San Francisco to Savannah (Part 13)
St. Augustine is the oldest European-established settlement in the United States. Founded by Spanish explorers in 1565, it changed hands several times before finally...
Coast-to-coast: San Francisco to Savannah (Part 12)
This morning, we visited the Tallahassee Automobile Museum. It includes a diverse collection of vintage cars, motorcycles, and other classic vehicles spanning several decades....
Coast-to-coast: San Francisco to Savannah (Part 11)
We explored downtown Mobile, which sits on the Gulf Coast at the head of Mobile Bay. Founded by the French in 1702, the city...
Coast-to-coast: San Francisco to Savannah (Part 10)
We visited the Louisiana State Capitol in Baton Rouge this morning. It’s the tallest capitol building in the country, standing 27 stories tall and...
Coast-to-coast: San Francisco to Savannah (Part 9)
This morning, we explored Galveston’s East End Historic District, a neighborhood known for its Victorian-era architecture. The area is mostly residential, filled with grand...
Coast-to-coast: San Francisco to Savannah (Part 8)
We almost gave up on the eclipse today. The cloud cover was so heavy that I figured there was no way we’d see anything....
Coast-to-coast: San Francisco to Savannah (Part 7)
I visited the Alamo this morning, one of the most iconic symbols of Texas independence. Originally a Spanish mission, it was later turned into...
Coast-to-coast: San Francisco to Savannah (Part 6)
This morning, we visited Big Bend National Park, situated in southwest Texas along the Mexico border. It's known for its rugged beauty and vast...
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