Walnut Ridge, Arkansas is a small town with a big story. It all begins September 18, 1964, when the Beatles made a brief stop in town that now has spanned the years. Today, visitors can see the image of the FAB four on a mural and more and their brief visit has spiraled (since 2011) […]
Right in the midst of Clarksville, Tennessee is a very cool cave with some fascinating history. I learned about this cave on a recent hosted visit to Clarksville. Dunbar Cave was used by Roy Acuff ,King of Country Music and American Record Company recording artist as a stage. This singer that once wanted to play […]
I get to Iowa a lot. As a girl that writes about antique tractors, farm toys and memorabilia, this State is one of the best places to find all of the above. When I travel though I love to see the sights, museums and whenever there is water, if I can wrangle it, I will […]
Anyone that loves Dixieland Jazz knows the name of Leon Bismark (Bix) Beiderbecke and now jazz enthusiasts and those that love history and music have reason to celebrate. The Bix Beiderbecke Museum opens Friday July 24th! The museum is located in the basement of the River Music Experience also known as the Redstone Building. Today, […]