12.28.07
Meadowcroft Rock Shelter, Pre-Colonial History
Meadowcroft, Pennsylvania
Meadowcroft Rock Shelter is an archaeological site that has been used by humans since Paleo-Indian times.
Circa 300BC
With a history that can be only told by the rocks and still questionable it can be an uplifting experience. Could this really be the only micro-climate left during the ice ages?
http://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/archaeology/sites/northamerica/meadowcroft.html
Washington, DC, Historical City
Washington, DC
Washington, DC with a unique history from marshy swamp land to the rise of one of the most purpose built capitals is a unique and awakening experience.
Circa 1700s
http://www.washington.org/index.cfm?blnNavView=True&idContentType=447&idCurrentPage=30
Gunston Hall, Historical Site
Located 20 miles south of Washington, D.C., just off I-95 and Route 1
Circa 1755-1760, is a standing example of colonial Georgian architecture with its interior carvings and elegant design and is a true gem.
12.17.07
The Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, Historical Site
New York, New York
Sitting on a 12 acre island the statue of liberty was not only a gift but has a very marvelous history from the base construction to the mounting. This Statue is one of the most famous statues in the world and one of the most recognized.
America’s Oldest Wooden School House, Historical Site
St. Augustine, Florida
Once again St. Augustine plays host to one of America’s Oldest, the wooden school house thought to be the oldest in the USA.
http://architecture.about.com/library/blstaugustine-school.htm
