Just like there is so much beauty in this world, history is everywhere. FEH recently got to hear the amazing story behind the sacred island of Moku’ula and the efforts to unearth and preserve one of Hawaii’s most important cultural sites.
Think you go to amusement parks for cotton candy & ferris wheels? Think again. Welcome to the most terrifying amusement parks in the world where accidental deaths, scalpings and hauntings are free with the price of admission.
Our friends at the Buffalo History Museum are thrilled to announce their new permanent exhibit, Inside Tim Russert’s Office: If it’s Sunday, it’s “Meet the Press”, which opens October 17th, 2014.
At FEH, we love getting the back story. Founder, Meggen Taylor recently had the opportunity to get some of the inspirational history behind the Living History Farm, located in Urbandale, Iowa.
Prepare to be creeped out! Between torture, murder, rape and human experiments the history of these these abandoned prisons are the stuff of nightmares! Explore the terrifying history of these notorious penitentiaries with FEH’s columnist, Cara Gibbons-Neff.
Mermaid Cottages owner, Diane Kaufman knows a thing or two about running a successful vacation rental business. We recently sat down with her to get the scoop on her historic cottage vacation rental business in Tybee Island, Georgia.
Fall is in the air and that means it’s time for apple cider (and mulled wine!). And nothing goes better with changing leaves and libations than historic properties—or historic orchards to be specific. FEH columnist Cara Gibbons-Neff brings us the country’s best.
FEH columnist, Cara Gibbons-Neff has traveled around the world. This week she shares with us her favorite top 5 Scandinavian towns steeped with history that possess both stunning architecture and natural beauty.
Everyone knows that wine is better when aged. The wineries where these vintages are made are even more special because they themselves are historic. Find Everything Historic columnist, Cara Gibbons-Neff brings us California’s oldest wineries with history.
Few things frame the view of an historic property like fall’s changing leaves. Yep September is here. So FInd Everything Historic columnist Cara Gibbons-neff gives us a few historic towns to visit this fall to extend the season and enjoy the seasonal color.