The Miracle of America Museum, located just off highway 93 in Polson,Montana, displays a collection of Americana artifacts. You may saysome pieces in the museum are rusting relic-art, (farm equipment, metalart, automobiles, locomotives, etc.,) but each item holds a history andremembrance for someone you know, (perhaps even yourself!) Every room in the museum is chock-full […]
In 1869, the continental United States was joined together by a railroad that spanned the entire country from coast to coast. In the East, the Union Pacific Railroad headed west from Omaha through wild and sparsely-settled prairies. And from the West, the Central Pacific Railroad climbed through mountain passes and ranges to reach its destination. […]
There’s more pictures of Glacier National Park in today’s video set to a little, jazzy, groovin’ number called “Coastin’ Time.”
Hello again, and welcome to summer! I’m going to talk a little about this park today and show you a video of what you might expect at this place. It’s a big place, so give yourself plenty of time to hike, camp, fish, golf, explore, and enjoy. Glacier was established as a national park in […]
Next week marks the beginning of my favorite holiday-time of the year, at least when I was a kid — the end of the school year and the start of summer! It is a time to celebrate another year of learning, a time to appreciate the past year, but also a time to look forward […]
Today is Memorial Day, and it is the unofficial kickoff to summer. To all, have a fun, safe, and beautiful summer this year. This one is dedicated to Uvalde. God bless.
What more can I say about Yellowstone that hasn’t already been said -“the best,” “the first,” “waterfalls,” “geothermal geysers, mud pots, hot springs,” “colorful,” “Grand Canyon of the north,” “wildlife,” “Old Faithful,” on and on. The landscapes around the park also are memorable – Grand Tetons, Snake River, Beartooth Mountains, et cetera, et cetera, et […]
You may notice, as you view my latest video, that the park entrance and Visitor Center has the name “White Sands National Monument” written on it (established January 18, 1933.) Well, yes, that was true when I visited in late 2019. Since then, however, this area has become a full-fledged National Park (December 20, 2019.) […]
The Lyndon B. Johnson Historical Park (LBJ Ranch,) 50 miles outside of Austin, Texas, protects the birthplace, home, ranch, and final resting place of Lyndon B. Johnson, 36th president of the United States. Close by, his wife Lady Bird Johnson and actress Helen Hayes created a wildflower conservation center that most now call the best […]
Previously, we saw missions and artifacts of the National Park Service’s “San Antonio Missions National Historic Park,” a UNESCO World Heritage site. Today, we view the best-known mission in San Antonio — Mission San Antonio de Valero, “The Alamo.” Although not technically part of the NPS, (it is run by the Texas General Land Office,) […]