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    A First-Timer’s Guide to the Henry Ford Museum of Innovation

    December 22, 2025 - By Jen

    The Henry Ford Museum of Innovation isn’t the kind of place you casually pop into for an hour or two. It’s a sprawling, immersive experience where past innovations fuel the imagination of generations to come, and where American history is told through the stories of the people, ideas, and objects…

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    Why This Free Museum Might Be Arkansas’ Best Hidden Gem

    December 18, 2025 - By Jen

    The Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas is one of those places that manages to check all the boxes: world-class American art and exhibitions, stunning architecture, and 134 acres of Ozark nature- with free general admission to top it all off. Designed by renowned architect Moshe Safdie,…

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    My Solo Visit to Weston, WV’s Most Fascinating Little Museum

    December 11, 2025 - By Jen

    On our trip to Weston, West Virginia, we decided to squeeze in one more stop after touring the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum, and I’m so glad we did. While Josh hopped on a work call and his dad wandered through a few antique shops, I headed off on my own to…

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    Is the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum Worth Visiting? Our Full Experience in Weston, WV

    December 9, 2025 - By Jen

    If you’ve spent any time scrolling through “most haunted places in America” lists, chances are the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum has popped up more than once. This massive stone building in Weston, West Virginia, has been standing for more than 160 years, and its history is every bit as layered as…

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    10 Unique Things to Do in Paducah, Kentucky

    November 21, 2025 - By Jen

    Planning a visit and looking for the best things to do in Paducah, Kentucky? This creative river city is one of only a handful of UNESCO Creative Cities in the United States, and you feel that artistic, innovative energy everywhere you go. Paducah is full of unique museums, local shops,…

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    Belle Isle Park Guide: What to See, Do & Know Before You Go

    November 14, 2025 - By Jen

    Belle Isle feels like one of those places everyone in Detroit knows about, but visitors don’t always realize just how much is packed onto this little island in the middle of the river. We spent an afternoon exploring during a weeklong stay at Sterling State Park (Josh had a conference…

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    Keeping the Olympic Spirit Alive in Utah: Our Visit to Park City’s Olympic Park

    November 13, 2025 - By Jen

    If you’re heading to Park City, Utah, one stop that truly stands out is the Utah Olympic Park, a living legacy of the 2002 Salt Lake Winter Olympics. Whether you’re a sports fan, an adventure seeker, or just curious about Olympic history, this 400-acre venue offers a unique mix of…

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    25 Fun Things to Do in Northern Utah’s Heber Valley

    October 1, 2025 - By Jen

    When we spent a month and a half camphosting in the Heber Valley, we knew a traditional trip recap wouldn’t cut it. Most of our days were just work and normal life, but on our days off we packed in plenty of adventures. From the Swiss-themed town of Midway to…

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    Exploring Hot Springs, SD: Black Elk Peak, Wind Cave & More

    September 29, 2025 - By Jen

    Our third and final week in South Dakota brought us to Hot Springs, a small town that ended up being the perfect finale to our three-week stay in the state. After spending a week in the Badlands and another in Rapid City, we loved keeping up our rhythm of moving…

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    One Week in Rapid City: A Full Travel Recap

    September 8, 2025 - By Jen

    If you’re planning a South Dakota road trip, Rapid City is the perfect home base to explore some of the state’s most famous attractions. We spent one week in Rapid City as part of our three weeks in South Dakota, starting with Badlands National Park, then here in Rapid City,…

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First trip to Salem is in the books! #salemma #wi First trip to Salem is in the books!

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The first corn maze of the season just hits differ The first corn maze of the season just hits differently. Maybe it’s wandering through the corn with the leaves starting to change, maybe it’s the crisp fall air, or maybe I’m just ridiculously excited that my favorite season is finally here.

Either way, consider this my official declaration that fall has arrived. I will happily spend the next few months looking for corn mazes, fall colors, pumpkins, apple cider, and all the spooky things.

📍Applecrest Farm Orchards, Hampton Falls, NH

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I’ve visited a lot of supposedly haunted places ov I’ve visited a lot of supposedly haunted places over the years, but these are seven I’d absolutely go back to.

📍Fort Mifflin, Philadelphia, PA: The fort saw death during the Revolutionary War and later served as a Civil War prison, so there are plenty of stories from both eras.

📍Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary, Petros, TN: This former prison is often called one of the most haunted prisons in America. It was known as the “End of the Line” and “Hell on Earth” because of its brutal 113-year history.

📍Hales Bar Dam & Powerhouse, Guild, TN: The old powerhouse and especially its tunnels have a reputation for some seriously creepy activity.

📍Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum, Weston, WV: Opened to patients in 1864 and operated until 1994, this massive former psychiatric hospital is now considered one of West Virginia’s most haunted places.

📍 Wyoming Territorial Prison, Laramie, WY: One of Wyoming’s oldest buildings, this site served first as a federal prison and later as a state prison.

📍Cape Henlopen, Lewes, DE: Tower 12, a World War II spotting tower, is said to be the most haunted part of the park.

📍Valley Forge, King of Prussia, PA: The Continental Army spent the winter here during the Revolutionary War, and stories of phantom soldiers are part of the site's haunted history.

#hauntedplaces #darkhistory #paranormal #hauntedamerica
Just the sounds of moving our house from New Hamps Just the sounds of moving our house from New Hampshire to Maine. Packing up, securing everything, hitching up, and hitting the road. No talking, just travel day sounds.

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I have to admit, I don't really like Walmart. But I have to admit, I don't really like Walmart. But as full-time RVers, who spend a lot of time in small towns, we've gotten used to shopping there. So when we visited Bentonville, AR and saw that there was a Walmart Museum, we had to check it out. And it actually turned out to be a pretty fun little museum.

The Walmart Museum is housed in Walton's 5 & 10, the original Bentonville store where Sam Walton started building what would eventually become Walmart. Inside you'll find old products and advertisements, memorabilia, Sam Walton's pickup truck and office, and some genuinely weird and fun pieces of Walmart history.

It's also completely free, which makes it an especially easy stop if you're exploring Bentonville.

The museum definitely tells Walmart's version of its own history, which is worth keeping in mind as you walk through it, but even if you're not a Walmart person, I think there's enough interesting history and nostalgia here to make it worth an hour or so.

I've got more photos, history, and details about visiting in the full post, but in the meantime, save this for your next trip to Bentonville. Because yes, there really is a Walmart museum.

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