Canyons of the Ancients National Monument is an archaeologically rich area tucked in the southwestern corner of Colorado. Check it out for your next RV travel and/or hiking adventure base when actively searching for the past. Post updated May 21, 2023 Disclosure: This … [Read more...] about Canyons of the Ancients National Monument | Colorado
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Pipe Spring National Monument
Travelling from St. George, Utah to the North Rim of the Grand Canyon, Arizona, we were looking for a place to pull over to make lunch when we saw a sign for Pipe Spring National Monument. Washrooms and maybe a picnic table – perfect! We didn’t know anything about the site, but … [Read more...] about Pipe Spring National Monument
New York City: A Literary Hit
Loving the New York City Public Library Officially known as the Stephen A. Schwarzman building, the main branch of the New York City Public Library is a Beaux-Arts beauty. In 1897, the city provided the site - an old reservoir - and agreed to finance construction. Dr. John Shaw … [Read more...] about New York City: A Literary Hit
Human History in Dinosaur National Monument
There are countless colourful characters that make up the patchwork quilt of the past. Josie Bassett Morris was definitely one of the brightest in what is now Dinosaur National Monument, Utah. Josie was one of the infamous Bassett sisters (her sister was "Queen Ann"), involved … [Read more...] about Human History in Dinosaur National Monument
A Family Ranch in Dinosaur National Monument
Something always draws us to ghost towns and abandoned homesteads. The human history found in Dinosaur National Monument, Utah is no exception. Disclosure: This post contains Affiliate links. Checking Out Dinosaur National Monument Maybe it's the stories that linger in the hand … [Read more...] about A Family Ranch in Dinosaur National Monument