Rainbow Bridge, Watkins Glen State Park
Watkins Glen State Park is in western New York, in the village of Watkins Glen, at the southern tip of Seneca Lake. Watkins Glen contains several small waterfalls, and is a really amazing place to...
View ArticleThe Eccentric House in New Hamburg, NY
For those who are always looking for someplace creepy to see we have the next best thing – the John Lawson House. Besides the fact that it was built in 1845 and the only one left standing still after a...
View ArticleJust Enough Room Island
Many tourist travel in search of a peaceful place, where is no traffic, no annoying neighbors and no disturbing noises at night. Well, there’s an island out there that has Just Enough Room to meet all...
View ArticleA Blast of 80’s Nostalgia – Ghostbuster Firehouse, Manhattan
If you grew up watching 80’s flicks and sitcoms, the striking red bricks of this old firehouse might spark a few memories. Located on North Moore Street in Lower Manhattan, the 1903 Beux-Arts building...
View ArticleNew York’s Hidden Gem: The City Hall Station
The New York subway line has a deeper history, than it may be known to majority of people. It all began in 1904, when the first subway system was launched by the Interborough Rapid Transit Company. The...
View ArticleFort Blunder: What’s In A Name?
The official name of Fort Blunder is Fort Montgomery. It was only called Fort Blunder because of the story behind its creation. It was built by America after the war with the British in 1812. It is...
View ArticleTake A Break At Governors Island
If you’re in New York City but you suddenly feel an urge to get away from the crowd and the noise, then you can just simply head to Governors Island. To those who have never been to Governors Island...
View ArticleCross Island Chapel: A Tiny Church Surrounded by Water on All Sides
If you’re truly committed to having a small, intimate wedding—a compact 30 square foot church constructed in 1989 on a small dock in Oneida, New York surrounded by water on all sides is the perfect...
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