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HISTORIC VIRGINIA HOUSE AND GARDEN TOUR
Woodlawn Plantation
Once part of George Washington's Estate on the Potomac River
Property of The National Trust for Historic Preservation
A wedding gift from George Washington to his nephew

Carlyle House Garden
Built in 1753 by Scottish merchant John Carlyle
Private Garden Tour
Headquarters for the French & Indian War
Pope-Leighey House
Built by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1940
One of the last remaining
" Usonian" Style Homes
THE LINDBERGH KIDNAPPING
Tour group at Highfields,
The Lindbergh Estate, in Hopewell, New Jersey
New Jersey National
Register of Historic Places
The ladder used in the kidnapping and a section of a floor plank from the Hauptmann home
The N.J. State Police Museum and Learning Center
NEW YORK CITY CULINARY TOUR
Tour members at the famous
Parisi's in New York City's Little Italy
"Old Blue Eyes", Frank Sinatra,
used to have this bread shipped form
Parisi's whenever he traveled.
Tour members have the rare opportunity of going into the restaurant's kitchen to watch their lunch prepared.
ON THE TRAIL OF BRUNO RICHARD HAUPTMANN
The Hauptmann Home in the
Williamsbridge section of the
Bronx remains essentially the same today
as it was during the trial.
Hauptmann researcher, Richard Sloan, greets tour members at the Bronx County Courthouse, scene of Hauptmann's extradition and extortion trials.
HAUNTED CONNECTICUT
Photojournalist and guest speaker,
Valerie Jouan, talks to the tour
group about her encounter with
"The White Lady" in
Easton Union Cemetery,
the most haunted and
documented graveyard in America.
Located in Gregory's Four Corners Burial Ground is the grave of Connecticut's official witch, Hannah Cranna.
In the late 1600's there were more witches in Connecticut than Massachusetts.
HEARTH AND HOME TOUR
An open hearth cooking
demonstration is presented to the
tour group in the
Collins-Sharp House in
Odessa, Delaware.
Dating to the early 18th century,
the Collins-Sharp House is one
of Delaware's oldest homes.
Tour members stand in front of the John Dickinson mansion on the banks of the
St. Jones River in Dover, Delaware. Dickinson, known as the Penman of the
American Revolution, was chief executive of both Delaware and Pennsylvania.
AUTUMN IN NEW YORK
The pergola at Wave Hill
overlooks the
beautiful Hudson River and the
majestic Palisades.
The tour group gathers in front of the main greenhouse at the New York Botanical Garden.
THE MELTING POT
This tenement building on
Orchard Street in New York's Lower
East Side is an excellent
example of the living quarters of
America's urban pioneers.
Once known as "the most crowded
block on earth," Orchard Street was
home to more than 2,000 immigrants.
Striver's Row
Made famous by W. C. Handy's recording "Striver's Row," this section of
Harlem was named for the African Americans who were "striving" for upward
mobility. This row of homes exploded with the talents of such luminaries as
Eubie Blake and Josephine Baker.
The Big Apple
Legend has it that
New York City took its nickname,
"The Big Apple," from
this former Harlem jazz club.
HAUNTED MARYLAND
This saloon in Fell's Point is
frequented by none
other than Edgar Allan Poe.
Westminster's Cockney's Tavern is believed to be haunted by one of Jeb
Stuart's Confederate soldiers.
Headless "Big Tom" is said to
roam the grounds of
Westminster's Old Jail.
POTOMAC ADVENTURE
Mount Vernon
Home of Martha and George Washington
on the Potomac River

Property of The National Trust for Historic Preservation
The tour group enjoyed a Potomac River cruise.
CHRISTMAS IN KENT COUNTY

The Hynson-Ringgold House is home to the presidents of Washington College.

Lynne and Jeff Fariday prepare to enter Widehall Mansion.
PROVIDE FOR THE COMMON DEFENSE
Veterans of World War II, Korea, Viet Nam, and Iraq shared personal
experiences with the tour group.
Tour members prepare to visit the Cryptology Museum in Fort George G. Meade.

GANGSTERS, GOONS, AND GALOOTS

Tour members gather at "The Bloody Five Points."
Meyer Lansky's favorite restaurant now
bears his name.

SUNDAY IN HARLEM
The former home of Alexander Hamilton sits high on a hill in Harlem.
Harlem restaurateur Londel waves good-bye to the tour group.
THE GHOSTS OF BUCKS COUNTY

Author Charles Adams III addresses the group at Bucks County's most haunted Bed & Breakfast.
Tour members pose at one of New Hope's haunted restaurants.
BIRDS OF A FEATHER
A tour member watches an artist at work.
Louisiana woodworker Carl Danos displays
his decoys.
Fresh seafood awaits the hungry traveler.
A CAPITAL CHRISTMAS

The tour group stands in front of the
National Cathedral.
CAPITAL TREASURES
Members of the tour stand before Hillwood Mansion, the former home of heiress Marjorie Meriweather Post.
Tour members walk through Bartholdi Park.
LIGHTS! CAMERA! ACTION! 

The tour group gathers on the stairs of the townhouse used as the "Cosby" show's exterior.
EMBASSY ROW
The group awaits lunch at the Women's National Democratic Mansion.

Tour members stand in front of the Embassy of Iceland, former home of Madame Chiang Kai-Shek
HAUNTED PHILADELPHIA
The haunted Eastern State Penitentiary.
The Poe House.
VOYAGE INTO HISTORY

Tour member author William Althoff stands aboard the Liberty Ship, John W. Brown.

Terry Slemmer whose grandfather served on a Liberty Ship poses aboard the John W. Brown.
BRONX  BEAUTIES
Tour members prepare to enter the New York Botanical Garden
OYSTER  BAY
The tour group on the lawn of Westbury House
Tour members pose on the porch of Sagamore Hill, the home of Theodore Roosevelt
REBELS  &  RUNAWAYS
The tour group gathers in a black cemetery containing the graves of runaway slaves
GHOSTLY  FORTS
Ghost hunter Vince Wilson leads the tour group into Fort McHenry
A Civil War re-enactor relates the hauntings at Fort Mifflin
DREAMS AND VISIONS
Native Americans, Danawa and Lone Wolf, gather the group under The Sacred Oak
ORCHIDS AND ART
Tour members prepare to enter The Orchid Show at the New York Botanical Gardens
Tour members sit among the orchids
Tour members stand by the gate at The Cloisters
MANSIONS ALONG THE DELAWARE
Tour members gather at the Woodford, an eighteenth-century Georgian mansion 
The group receives a private tour of the newly-renovated Philadelphia Water Works
INTO THE HEART OF GROUND ZERO
Tour members hear a personal account from an emergency worker at the scene on 9/11/2001
   
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