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Family Tree Magazine's guide to Heritage Travel shows why taking a trip into yesterday is today's hottest vacation trend. It's packed with ideas and advice for exploring America's past, including a 16-page pull-out-and-save calendar of historical events and destinations across the country. This bonus issue is not part of a subscription, so don't miss out! Get your copy on newsstands or by ordering online.
Stories in our Heritage Travel November 2002 issue include:
FEATURES
Heritage for the Holidays Naval Gazing Aloha History Maine Attractions Smooth Operators Cities With a Past Haunted History Dream Get-Togethers COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS
Trail Notes Yesterday's News Seasonal Celebrations Web Watch Then & Now Booking Travel Please allow 2–3 weeks for delivery.
This year, celebrate the season in historical style at one of these seven resorts that really know how to deck the halls. By Darin Painter
Even better UV protection than sunscreen—a day off the white sand beaches of Alabama's Gulf Coast, soaking up history instead of rays. By David A. Fryxell
Let Hawaii's rich cultural heritage lure you away from the surf to explore America's only royal palace, Pearl Harbor, plantation history and a tsunami museum. By Catherine E. Toth
Our third historical detour from a popular vacation destination proves that there's more to Freeport, Maine, than L.L. Bean and outlet shopping. By Susan Wenner Jackson
Drive Kentucky's legendary bourbon trail with tours of three historic distilleries making America's only native spirit. By Crystal Conde
Step back in time on the charming streets of these five classic cities—Montreal, Richmond, Charleston, New Orleans and San Francisco. Whether you're hunting for ancestors or just looking for a vacation steeped in history, we'll show how to have a blast from the past. By Peter D.A. Warwick, Jonathan Rollins, Darin Painter, Susan Wenner Jackson and David A. Fryxell
Come along with us on a Halloween odyssey to 15 of America's spookiest homes, scariest cemeteries and other supernatural places. By Dennis William Hauck
For your next family reunion, why not gather the group on a cabin cruiser, in a European villa or, what the heck, a castle? Here's how to make your dream family gathering come true at a price you can afford. By Michael and Laura Murphy
As the saying goes, "Back by popular demand..." By David A. Fryxell
Vacationing with the History Channel... Destinations in danger... Mobile turns 300... Cowgirls get a museum... and more updates from the historical side of going places. By Susan Wenner Jackson
Plan your fall and winter fun with this guide to 165 heritage events from coast to coast. Whether it's the Fur Rendezvous in Alaska, Pirates in Paradise in Florida or anything in-between, here's what you need to start making history. By Crystal Conde and Erin Nevius
Ten sites where you can plug in for free, heritage-related itineraries, maps, walking tours and more. By Susan Wenner Jackson
Get a taste of Pilgrim pride with a Thanksgiving trip to where it all began in Plymouth, Mass. By Allison Stacy
Tour Atlanta through the eyes of author Margaret Mitchell. You'll never go hungry for Gone With the Wind-related places again. By Melanie Rigney
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