Category: Museums
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Frelinghuysen Morris House and Studio
During our spring planning for this trip, with thanks to Roadtrippers, we scheduled a stop at the historic home of George Morris and Suzy Frelinghuysen in Lenox, Massachusetts. We had no knowledge of their artwork, or specific reason to visit other than we were passing by and had the time. The place looked interesting and…
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Montréal, Quebec
Founded in 1642, Montréal is the largest city in Quebec Province and the second-largest in Canada. Although Toronto surpassed Montréal in population and economic growth in the 1970s, the city remains an important center for education, art, culture, commerce, pharmaceuticals and tourism. We enjoyed a terrific visit to this home town of a dear friend…
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The Original 1845 Capitol of Albert County, New Brunswick
Just up the road from our campground in Lower Cape, New Brunswick, is the unique and special Albert County Museum & R.B. Bennett Commemorative Center featuring historical exhibits about the land, sea and people of Albert County scattered across eight original buildings on the original site of the 1845 Capital of Albert County, New Brunswick.…
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Where are we?
The temperature is approaching 100 degrees and we see what appears to be a sculpture of a larger than life horse and bull’s head off in the distance as we drive west on Route 90. These sculptures were visible from miles away and we were compelled to investigate. We took exit 374 for Montrose and…