The Heart of Bethlehem – Moravian Church Settlement
In the heart of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania lies the very origin of this historic city – the Moravian Church...
Micheal A. Walsh
Micheal A. Walsh, a prolific travel writer, delves deep into the historical events and sights in the Northeastern US, crafting meticulously researched travel articles for Northeast Traveler Magazine. Walsh skillfully weaves narratives that transport readers through time, exploring the captivating stories behind the region's landmarks. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for uncovering hidden gems, Walsh's articles serve as a gateway for readers to embark on historical journeys, immersing themselves in the fascinating past of the Northeast.
Tracking Down the Erie Canal
In its heyday, the Erie Canal was a bustling waterway teeming with activity, where mule-drawn barges glided through...
Rhode Island’s Flagship – THE OLIVER HAZARD PERRY
Imagine standing on the bustling docks of Newport Harbor, the salty sea breeze tousling your hair as the...
Soda the Old Fashioned Way – AVERY’s
In this modern world of corporate uniformity, where every city looks like the next and every bottle and...
North Conway’s ZEB’S GENERAL STORE
Stepping into Zeb’s General Store in North Conway, NH, is like diving headfirst into a whirlwind of nostalgia...
Taming Pittsburgh’s Steepest Slope with the DUQUESNE INCLINE
As the wooden cable car begins its ascent from the station at Carson Street, the bustling streets of...
Overseeing His Realm – CASTLE IN THE CLOUDS
Imagine standing on a terrace, the panoramic vista of New Hampshire’s Lakes Region unfurling beneath you. It’s not...
Where America Was Born INDEPENDENCE HALL
Walking into Independence Hall is like stepping back into the 18th century, a time when the American colonies,...
Visting Lancaster County’s AMISH
Within the serene landscapes of Lancaster County, not far from Philadelphia, lies a captivating destination: Amish country. Here,...
Reliving Our History
THE BOSTON MASSACRE
With heavy-handed taxation and a rough-shod occupation of Boston, the simmering pot of frustration and resentment toward King...