In recent history, there is nothing more tragic than the holocaust. Millions of Jews were killed by Hitler as he wanted to completely exterminate all Jews. The planned extermination Jews have started years before World War II where Hitler’s men removed the Jews family by family. If you were known to be a Jew, you’d […]
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Legal Sea Foods As the name indicates, Legal Sea Foods is a restaurant located in Boston with all seafood like fish, prawn, etc. It is a popular place for people who want to eat seafood. Even tourists will definitely give a try on a tasting of their delicious food. Legal Sea Food was established in
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Few states offer as much history, culture, and sites of interest as Massachusetts. From the historic and charming towns of the Greater Boston area to the stunning beaches of Cape Cod to the beautiful Berkshire Mountains, Massachusetts has it all. Understanding the state’s history, culture and sense of place are important before visiting, however. Massachusetts
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Enjoy the autumn colors from the comfort of a motorcoach or train on an independent or escorted September or October holiday. New England has always been a favorite area for fall foliage. For seniors and boomers who would rather not drive but wish to sit back and take in the sights from the windows of
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Cape Cod Boat Trip – Humpback Whales And Seals From April to October visit feeding grounds for humpback and other whales off Cape Cod National Seashore. Tour Provincetown before or after your whale watch cruise. The Gerry E. Studs-Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary, a major feeding area for marine wildlife, sits less than one hour from Provincetown
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Birthplace of the American Dream and Kilroy in Easy Reach of Boston birthplace of John Adams, John Quincy Adams, and John Hancock, Quincy played a vital role in the American Revolution. Today, much of their legacy remains. Five miles south of Boston, just across the Neponset River, Quincy appears at first sight just like any
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No matter when you decide to visit Boston, you will definitely have a wonderful time. The people in Boston love celebrating all types of events, so join them and live a unique experience. Boston is well known for the number of events and shows that take place in the city each year. These are spectacular
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On the Crane Beach Reservation pristine sandy beaches stretch for miles. Piping plovers nest contently in the protected grassy dunes. At low tide, tidal pools reveal glimpses of sea creatures. Escape the hassles of modern life on this beautiful marine wildlife reservation, about an hour north of Boston. Open year-round from eight am to dusk,
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Provincetown offers a unique culture and history from the first Mayflower Pilgrim landing to today’s vibrant gay population, whale watching, and seafood. Provincetown, Massachusetts has its share of flamboyant people living and visiting there. There are also people with different hairstyles, tattoos covering the body, and unique choices of clothing like a cowboy hat, tighty-whities,
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The first African Baptist Church was established on August 8th, 1805, which can be said for the black community in Boston. This is the only place in Boston that is controlled by the blacks and the church is even organized with twenty members. The church early record says that black people worship along with white
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