In 1630, the Puritans of the Massachusetts Bay Colony founded Boston, in hopes of building a Christian utopia. Its advantageous position on the harbor and freshwater source appealed to affluent settlers who decided to name the area after Boston, Lincolnshire, England, where many of them hailed from.
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Gentle breezes, sunny days, inviting beaches and spectacular lighthouses are some of the things that attract people to Cape Cod. The arm-shaped peninsula that forms the easternmost portion of Massachusetts is an ideal getaway anytime of the year. Visitors will experience Cape Cod's natural beauty, which is so stirring (continue...)
Boston, New England’s largest city, is known for its architectural beauty and diverse culture. This old English city has a mind-blowing number of sought after attractions, shopping and dining opportunities, in addition to the many historical sites and recreational possibilities. Tackling an informative and entertaining tour of Boston can prove to be quite challenging and the toughest question is where to begin. S (continue...)
Every summer the United States comes together as a nation to celebrate its favorite holiday--its birthday. The fourth of July marks the date when America gained its independence from the British and signed the Declaration of Independence.
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In the not too distant past, perhaps a mere 150 to 200 years ago, most people earned a living on the farm, or in industries stemming from agriculture. While in today's rat-race society the rural lifestyle may seem simple and old-fashioned, the fruits of farming still account for a big piece of each state's economic pie, and the country's string of exuberant state fairs acknowledges, promotes and celebrates that. (continue...)
