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America is a land rich with history, and your vacation will be able to explore all of it! Maryland offers some of the first places the pioneers came to settle America, and the entirety of New England is the site of the original thirteen colonies. Check out the fur trade in Minnesota, with rich history in Duluth, or check out the ghosts of the Old West that still reside in Tombstone, Arizona. You'll never forget the Alamo when you take a trip to Texas and learn all that you can about the Texas Revolution! Travel to the North Central region of New Mexico to learn all about the Native Americans and explore the great scenery around, and the bustling city of Santa Fe offers a great, historical setting. Your vacation will make history come alive!

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Harbour Towne Inn resides in a region full of history. Everything started in the early and mid-1600s when English fishermen and farmers settled in the Boothbay region. Then, in 1729, the Scotch-Irish families resettled the area and engaged in subsistence farming. Eventually, shipbuilding and fishing were the area’s lead industries. Later, the first summer tourist boom in the 1880s. Hotels and cottages for those tourists sprang up throughout the area, and Harbour Towne Inn is one of them! Harbour Towne Inn on the Waterfront

Boothbay Harbor, Maine

Maine is filled with history, and a stay at Linekin Bay Resort puts you right in the midst of it all. Enjoy your stay and take some time to learn about the history of Boothbay. Learn about the fishing industry and ask the staff about the local spots. You'll be happy you took the time to learn a thing or two on your next vacation. Linekin Bay Resort

Boothbay Harbor, Maine

At Averill's Flathead Lake Lodge, you'll be transported to a simpler time. Enjoy the historic and rustic lodges that will provide you shelter for the duration of your stay. Enjoy horseback riding and hiking through nature. Forget cell phones and technology and truly enjoy your time in Montana! Averill's Flathead Lake Lodge

Bigfork, Montana

Head to the Osthoff, one of Wisconsin's premiere destinations. This retreat has been around for quite some time. Learn about what the resort was like in the early days and how it's evolved into the tourist destination it is today. With lake views, proximity to skiing destinations, and plenty of shops and restaurants, Ostoff Resort is the perfect location for your next vacation! The Osthoff Resort

Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin

The Inn sits on a foundation that dates back to the early 1800s. It was exceedingly popular, all the way up till 1890 when the building was destroyed by a fire. The owner rebuilt it brick-by-brick, and it remained largely unchanged until 2007 when it underwent an extensive renovation of its 23 guest rooms. This solidified its reputation as a premier luxury property, and guests have been singing its praises ever since! Mill Street Inn

Newport, Rhode Island

Only a few minutes away from Voyageurs National Park, learn about the rich history, as well as the flora and fauna of the area. The French fur trappers and traders that give the park its name, shaped the land in innumerable ways, see the terrain from their eyes, and learn about a time long gone by! All when you stay at Nelson's Resort! Nelson's Resort

Crane Lake, Minnesota

Daytona Beach is legendary; when you stay at Fountain Beach Resort, you'll be in the middle of it! Learn about the beach and its history during your next vacation. Pick up a book at the local bookstore to learn a thing or two about the area. The staff can also help you find local historic sites to visit! Fountain Beach Resort

Daytona Beach, Florida

Jackson Hole, Grand Teton National Park, and Yellowstone National Park are not far from Rocky Mountain Elk Ranch. The area is rich in fascinating history. Learn about the formation of the Teton Range and the fur trappers who gave them their names! Then follow the fight to create the world's first national park in Yellowstone! Rocky Mountain Elk Ranch

Newdale, Idaho

The Pemaquid peninsula is crowned by the Pemaquid Lighthouse, one of the most beautiful lighthouses on the coast. Climb to the top of the tower and learn about maritime history from one of the friendly volunteers. Explore the remains of Fort William Henry and soak in the spectacular scenery. Cod Cove Inn

Edgecomb, Maine

The Horse Shoe Farm dates back to the 1950s when the land was cleared to create pastures that led way to a bustling cattle farm. For 40 years, the farm functioned as such, during which the farmhouse barn, silo, and manor house were all built and still remain today. The farm was purchased by the Mullis family in the late 1990s and was transformed from a working farm to a hobby farm, showcasing vintage cars and motorcycles instead of cattle. In 2017, the Turchin family took over the property and breathed new life into the farm, creating a place that brought a bit of the farm's past together with the comfort of the present. Today, the farm welcomes travelers from around the country to discover the wonders of The Horse Shoe Farm as it is now, an 85-acre retreat complete with excellent lodging, dining, and activities. The Horse Shoe Farm

Hendersonville, North Carolina

Step on the property, and you'll quickly realize that Colorado Trails was built to be a dude ranch from its early beginnings in 1960. The original property consisted only of a tiny barn and the Coney Cove dance hall anteroom, constructed around 1912. Experience a traditional all-inclusive dude ranch vacation, or create your adventure vacation. Colorado Trails Ranch

Durango, Colorado

Located in historic Gettysburg, overlooking the precise fields where the Union and Confederate soldiers fought in the American Civil War, the Lodges at Gettysburg is a truly unique vacation experience. Come discover our nation's rich culture and much more at this one-of-a-kind destination. Transport yourself back in time with a getaway to Gettysburg! The Lodges at Gettysburg

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

First opened in 1927, Cascade Lodge has been consistently upgraded but has never lost its North Shore charm. The restaurant with its distinctive "up North" décor was a dance hall in the '50s. Today, Cascade Lodge is a complete Minnesota vacation that offers a little taste of history to its modern luxuries. Cascade Lodge

Lutsen, Minnesota

Originally, the Birches Resort was established in 1930 by a logging contractor. Situated on Moosehead Lake and facing east, gorgeous sunrises over Mount Kineo were one of the original inspirations for the location. Later, the resort passed to the Willard family, who purchased it in the 1960s. Discover the rich heritage for yourself! The Birches Resort

Rockwood, Maine

Zion Ponderosa Ranch will take you back to a simpler time. Live how they did in the wild west and enjoy horseback riding and sleeping under the stars. Ask the friendly staff about the area and what it was used for in the past. Learn plenty of history while you're on your next vacation at this exciting Utah retreat! Zion Ponderosa Ranch Resort

Mount Carmel, Utah

This breathtaking Wyoming setting is sure to take you back in time. Here, you won't have to imagine what it's like living in the Old West because you'll be living it! You'll be treated like a real cowboy during your stay. Sleep under the stars and transport yourself to a simpler time before technology got in the way. Vee Bar Guest Ranch

Laramie, Wyoming

For a taste of history on your Minnesota vacation, look no further than Whistle Stop Inn Bed & Breakfast. This charming getaway features an elegant Victorian-style inn that was built in 1903 as well as a collection of four authentic railroad cars that have been restored and transformed into private lodging for an incredibly unique experience. The railroad cars each have their own distinct personality and history. Book the Cozy Caboose, which is the oldest car in the collection and built in 1893, or enjoy the elegance of the Palace Car, which was originally built in 1909 as a club dining car and was still in use by the Northern Pacific R.R. until the 1960s. No matter which accommodation you prefer, you will feel right at home with the modern amenities available that range from wireless internet to whirlpool tubs to fireplaces! Whistle Stop Inn Bed & Breakfast

New York Mills, Minnesota

Not only are you surrounded by the distinguished beauty of Wisconsin, but at White Birch Village Resort you'll also be steeped in rich history. Dating back to 1875 when the United States first sold the land, the area has taken many different forms. A timber company resided there before it was turned into a resort that saw many different owners pass the reins of White Birch around. Decades later, the magical Aqualand opened nearby prompting a Disney documentary film before closing decades later. Through it all, the resort seems to be consistent among all of the changes that occur. White Birch Village Resort

Boulder Junction, Wisconsin

Acadia Cottage Rentals is ideally located near a variety of popular historic sites. Visit the Dorr Museum of Natural History for an educational experience, or stop by the Egg Rock Lighthouse to enjoy beautiful views and historic architecture. There's also the Islesford Historical Museum, the Bar Harbor Historical Society, and more. Acadia Cottage Rentals

Bar Harbor, Maine

The Lodges at Cresthaven on Lake George was originally part of an estate owned by the legendary New York Times publisher Alfred Ochs, who purchased the Adirondack estate in the late 1920s. The property's boathouse is now the Boathouse Restaurant. There are still traces of the style and elegance of years past that you simply will not find anywhere else! The Lodges at Cresthaven on Lake George

Lake George, New York

The origins of this chic Midcoast Maine resort date back to 1816. Once frequented by Frank Sinatra and the cast of "Carousel," as well as many of Maine's governors, this resort remains a graceful and hospitable beacon of style and romance. Come discover the rich history of this incredible coastal Maine retreat! Newagen Seaside Inn

Newagen, Maine

A family-owned and operated ranch in its sixth generation, Rankin Ranch has been upholding a strong family tradition since 1863. A cattle ranch for more than a century and a guest ranch since 1965, Rankin Ranch is one of the oldest and largest family-owned ranches in California. Six generations of Rankins have lived and worked on this 31,000-acre cattle ranch. Experience deep-rooted history and tradition during your adventure at Rankin Ranch! Rankin Ranch

Caliente, California

For over 90 years, Triangle X Ranch has been family-operated with great pride, and this certainly shows in the quality of the service and customer loyalty! Four generations of Turners have called the ranch home and continue to welcome guests with open arms year after year. You can rest assured when you're here, you're part of the family! Triangle X Ranch

Moose, Wyoming

Estes Park in Colorado is full of rich history. When you stay at Black Canyon Inn, head into the town to learn about the culture of the area. Head to Rocky Mountain National Park and be transported back in time, to where nature was all that mattered. Take some time to learn while you're having fun, you won't regret it! Black Canyon Inn

Estes Park, Colorado

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