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Top 5 Cities Honoring Black History Month with Inspiring Exhibits and Monuments

Cities across the United States are preparing to honorBlack History Monthwith a range of newly opened and revitalized museums, galleries, and special events. The extensive and varied history of Black Americans deserves acknowledgment throughout the year as we reflect on both struggles and triumphs. Nonetheless, travelers eager to engage meaningfully with the Black community can consider these cities to learn and celebrate.

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Stunning Glass Cabin in Wisconsin Woods with Fireplace and Scenic Forest Views

Susan and Norbert Calnin had one question stuck in their minds: “What would it be like to put a bed in the woods protected from the elements?” And then they did. TheGlass House at Anaway Place— sitting on 80 rolling acres in Wisconsin’s Driftless Area — puts a transparent line between its guests and nature. “We wanted to provide a place where our guests could feel and absorb the sounds and changing light of nature, from the moment they arrive through the sights and sounds of first light to night light,” explains Susan.

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Discover Alabama’s Hidden Gem: Dauphin Island’s Stunning Beaches and Rich History

This often-overlooked Alabama island has all of the amenities of a popular beach destination wrapped in a charming small-town feel. Imagine a place where the sun shines most of the year, and the temperatures remain warm even in the colder months. A destination where there’s truly something for everyone, allowing life’s daily stressors to fade away. A few years ago, I discovered paradise onAlabama’s Dauphin Island. This tranquil island offers countless opportunities for relaxation while being surrounded by stunning waters.

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My Experience at a New England All-Female Stone Masonry Workshop

At an all-women stone-wall building workshop in Vermont, I discovered a tradition as rich in camaraderie as it is in craftsmanship. Stone walls are often taken for granted until you try to build one yourself. I realized this while attempting to lift a large stone, reminiscent of a small child, five feet off the ground. After a full day dedicated to wall building, my arms were weary despite my unwavering determination.

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