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Eastern State Penitentiary

Connect the past with the present at the Penn Museum, situated in an ancestral and spiritual homeland

Penn Museum

Connect the past with the present at the Penn Museum, situated in an ancestral and spiritual homeland

The House of Seven Gables

In 1668, merchant and ship-owner John Turner built a house on Salem Harbor destined to become one of America’s most beloved historic homes

C&O Canal National Historical Park – Great Falls Tavern Visitor Center

Brookside Gardens is an award-winning 50-acre garden maintained by Montgomery County, located within Wheaton Regional Park

Brookside Gardens

Brookside Gardens is an award-winning 50-acre garden maintained by Montgomery County, located within Wheaton Regional Park

Woodlawn Manor Cultural Park

The Woodlawn Manor Cultural Park is the perfect historical site to visit to learn about the deep history of the underground railroads, the first known free black community, and the establishment of the Sandy Spring Quaker settlement

National Museum of Health & Medicine

Where History and Medicine Meet: National Museum of Health & Medicine

Josiah Henson Museum & Park

The Maryland Josiah Henson Museum & Park is a living time capsule of Henson’s historic homestead, commemorating his journey from enslavement to leader, author, and minister

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Broadway’s Place in Student Travel Programs

For many students, the most memorable lesson of a class trip doesn’t happen in a museum—it happens when the lights dim and a Broadway stage comes alive.

The Empire State Building Observation Deck Makes a Stronger Case Than Ever for Student Groups

One addition that rarely surfaces in standard ESB dialogue: a dedicated ground-floor performance space for student groups. Choirs, instrumental ensembles and dance groups can perform as part of their visit, and the location is logistically advantageous.