Originally opened in 1928, the museum was built around the original St. Francis de Sales church, which now houses the Church Gallery section of the museum. The Bennington Museum celebrating Vermont’s art and history offers eleven galleries of permanent and changing...
Lily Dale Assembly is the world’s largest center for the science philosophy and religion of spiritualism. Each day of the season offers a series of events and experiences to bring information, enlightenment, hope and peace to those who open their hearts to receive....
His father was born in a log cabin. One generation later, Robert Todd Lincoln, the only child of Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln to survive to adulthood, became Chairman of the Pullman Company, the largest manufacturing corporation at the turn of the 20th century. He...
The Mount is both an historic site and a gardener’s delight. America’s First Lady of Letters, and pulitzer prize winner, Edith Wharton designed and built The Mount in 1902. The house embodies the principles outlined in her influential book, The Decoration...
The Queen City is the second largest in NY State and home to much more than Chicken Wings. Whatever your old stereotypes are, forget it. Buffalo has been through a young, vibrant renewal with restaurants, the arts and a renovation of the wonderful old architecture....
George Eastman House is the world’s oldest museum dedicated to photography and one of the world’s oldest film archives. It is also a National Historic Landmark and offers extensive gardens. Eastman House was designed by J. Foster Warner and built between...
Group touring has been a segment of the industry where adaptation has been especially necessary. Finding new alliances, experimenting and learning from both successes and flops – it’s all part of the job. On this episode, Nicole speaks with guest Nick Calderazzo about...
Ganondagan State Historic Site is the location of a major 17th-century Seneca town. This Native American community was a flourishing, vibrant center for the Seneca people. Americans everywhere owe a debt to the Seneca people; as one of the six nations comprising the...
Up Close and Powerful. Only on the NY side can you feel the 6 million cubic feet of water cascade over her every minute. It’s a rush! Feel the mist, check out the rainbows. EXPERIENCE – Get up close to the Falls with the Maid of the Mist ride, walk...
This Shrine was the first one in the United States dedicated to Saint Theresa of the Child Jesus. It began in 1923. Through the years in addition to the church, rectory and school they also built an outdoor altar, Stations of the Cross and a beautiful 15 decade living...
Rockwell Museum of Western Art boasts the finest American Western and Native American art collection this side of the Mississippi. It’s an unexpected immersion into the Western Experience. Spend a day on the Plains, get to know the customs and culture of a Native...
The Erie Canal is famous in song and story. Completed in 1825, the canal links the waters of Lake Erie to the Hudson River. An engineering marvel when it was built, today it still ignites imagination and awe. There are 57 locks in, over 363 miles. ...
