Henricus Historical Park Re-creating the World of 17th Century Virginia’s Powhatan People and the English Colonials The colonial Virginia-era “Citie” of Henricus began as a military fort in the early fall of 1611 when 300 men and boys sailed 80 miles upriver from the first permanent English colony of Jamestown, debarking at a site high above the James River.
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Kentucky Kingdom and Hurricane Bay is a 63-acre theme park in Louisville, Kentucky with more than 70 rides and attractions, including five thrilling roller coasters, lots of thrill rides and family classics, and a large selection of children’s rides... More >> Relevant Tags: STUDENT TRAVEL
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Clarksville, Tennessee is first and foremost a river city. The Cumberland and Red Rivers merge in the heart of the town, very near where the city was founded in 1784, 12 years before Tennessee became the nation’s 16th state. Today, a fully-developed... More >> Relevant Tags: STUDENT TRAVEL
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On Dec. 1, 1955, the act of one courageous woman sparked a movement that brought change not only to the city of Montgomery, Alabama but throughout the United States.
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As summer slips away, cooler temperatures and colorful foliage takes its place—a sure sign of autumn splendor! A train ride is a unique way to take in that fantastic fall color.
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New Orleans is a city of allure. Generations have been enchanted by its deep culture and rich traditions. The character of the historic French Quarter, the noble Faubourg Trem©, and the breathtaking Garden District make walking tours a popular and a... More >> Relevant Tags: STUDENT TRAVEL
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Score a touchdown with your students by taking them on a trip to The Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame this school year! Our 45-yard indoor playing field and over 50 state-of-the-art interactive exhibits make the top-rated Hall of Fame the p... More >> Relevant Tags: STUDENT TRAVEL
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Located at the Lorraine Motel, the assassination site of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the National Civil Rights Museum chronicles key episodes of the American Civil Rights Movement, examines today’s global civil and human rights issues, provokes thou... More >> Relevant Tags: STUDENT TRAVEL
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