Hiking along nature trails graced by the poetry of Robert Frost, backpacking through the White Mountains with llama in tow, showshoeing across white meadows, and sampling maple syrup at a steamy sugar house are just a few of the activities that can be pursued with this guide in hand. 8 maps and 12 line drawings.
Discover some of Massachusetts's unique offerings with this guide: Visit a wooden boat shop that has been in business since 1793; admire the pressed glass galleries at the Sandwich Glass Museum, or travel back in time at the nineteenth-century Old Sturbridge Village.
Written by native New Englanders, "The Rhode Island Guide" is full of information about the state's most well-known spots, such as the Newport mansions and South Coast beaches, as well as the many lesser-known destinations where one can find Native American trails, mysterious stone cairns, and a bed and breakfast tucked away inside an island ...
Experience the lesser-known joys of the Bay State, from watching a sea of red cranberries harvested from blue bogs, to walking through a stained glass globe, to relaxing at the Bridge of Flowers over the Deerfield River.
This series meets National Curriculum Standard for: Social Studies: Culture Global Connections People, Places, & Environments Production, Distribution, & Consumption Time, Continuity, & Change
From the Berkshires to Cape Cod and the islands, Massachusetts has many out-of-the-way finds for travelers looking for something different. From bikeways to bistros there's always something new in the Bay State for travelers to discover.
Experience the little-known treasures of the Green Mountain State, from the sugar-on-snow festival and Cow Appreciation Day to historic covered bridges.
From its earliest settlements at Odiorne Point, Dover, and Portsmouth, New Hampshire was different from the other colonies. Its history holds many surprises and a number of events that were significant to the founding and growth of the United States. "It Happened in New Hampshire "reveals the fascinating stories behind thirty-one events that ...
This series meets National Curriculum Standard for: Social Studies: Culture Global Connections People, Places, & Environments Production, Distribution, & Consumption Time, Continuity, & Change
And with our new, two-year revision schedule, we are always your most up-to-date source of information! -- Sidebars packed with fun info -- historical facts and legends, local trivia, nature guides -- "Facts blocks" for each state -- at-a-glance access to important phone numbers and information about public transportation, major newspapers, local ...
These popular, compact and colourful guidebooks are perfect for planning your holiday whether for a city break, regional tour or a long-haul destination. This extensive series is packed full of information about where to go and what to see, as well as walks and tours, feature spreads on cultural background and other aspects, restaurant and ...
Winter in New England can be breathtaking. Although people talk endlessly about skiing, there's a wealth of activities off the slopes, whether your taste runs to antiquing or snowshoeing; sitting by a roaring fire with a mug of cider; or ice-bowling using a frozen turkey as your ball! Whether you're a non-skier (and have no plans to start) or a ...
A holiday guide to Baltimore and the Chesapeake Bay region. It offers hundreds of hotel and restaurant profiles, highlighting the best places to stay and eat. It describes the features that make the destination unique, including local celebrations that take place throughout the year and the contact numbers for different groups. "Sunup to Sundown" ...
A state full of wonders and eccentricities, the Granite State offers a wealth of "must-see" attractions, from gracious villages to alluring mountains to the haunting cry of a loon at dusk. Visit the American Independence Museum in Exeter, housing annotated drafts of the Constitution. Revel in the fragrance of over 1,500 rosebushes at Fuller ...
A guide for adventurous travellers to the Chesapeake Bay area, taking in Eastern Virginia, Maryland (including Baltimore) and Washington DC. It discusses adventurous activities, from walking tours to hikes and watersports. There is information on the best places to stay and eat, plus tips on where the locals eat. Numerous tips and sidebars ...
For travelers looking to avoid crowd, this guide will help them discover the unique "must-see" attractions of the Green Mountain State. Go beyond the usual tourist attractions to discover such hidden treasures as Rose Apple Acres Farm, the Vermont Pretzel Company, and Teenie's Tiny Gamebird Museum. Dividing the state into six distinct sections, ...
From the British Isles to Russia, complete information on ferries, cruises, canal barges, and river boat trips originating from cities along main waterways.
Great cities represent the crossroads of a country's politics, culture, and social community. Cities of the World gives students the opportunity to explore the world's urban centers. Each book includes maps, a list of famous landmarks, a "Fast Facts" section, a glossary, and an index.
Presents the life of a twelve-year-old girl in Lima, Peru, describing her home and school activities and discussing the history, geography, ethnic composition, culture, and other aspects of her country.
Developed to meet the needs of today's car tourers, the suggested routes and detours in this guide have been devised to enable travellers to explore off the beaten track. Detailed area maps are supported by driving directions and route plans. There are also suggestions for accomodation, sightseeing, dining and shopping in main destinations. The ...
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