When talking with my bestie about road trips together, she wanted to show me where she was from. She accompanied me on a quick trip to New Orleans, and we very much enjoyed travelling together and exploring the new area, though we didn’t have much time to do so. Naturally, when we finally decided to … Read more
Bellamy Bridge Historic Site in Marianna, Florida, draws ghost hunters, history buffs, and curious travelers with its mix of southern legend and real-life tragedy. Tracing its roots to the 1800s, the bridge and its surrounding lands have developed quite a reputation for eerie stories and unexplained happenings. Bellamy Bridge is worth checking out if you’re … Read more
The Jim Woodruff Lock and Dam is an impressive piece of river engineering that plays a significant role along the border of Florida and Georgia. This place isn’t just about controlling water; it has a rich backstory, serves many purposes, and is surrounded by some really nice outdoor spots. If you’re interested in how waterways … Read more
If you ever explore the Florida Panhandle, River Landing Park, and Victory Bridge in Chattahoochee, it makes for a cool day trip. Tucked along the banks of the Apalachicola River, this spot blends small-town history, sweeping views, and a relaxed, natural vibe that’s hard to beat. I’m sharing what you need to know about River … Read more
The Florida State Hospital has a long and complicated history, and it’s often a place that sparks curiosity. Tucked away in Chattahoochee, this psychiatric hospital has been around for over a century. I’ve always found its story to be much more than just an institution’s timeline; it’s a glimpse into mental health care’s past, how … Read more
The Olustee Battlefield State Park is a reminder of a key moment in Civil War history, especially for those interested in Florida’s past. I’m always fascinated by how a single field in north Florida became the backdrop for a clash that also shaped local and national stories. Whether you’re a history buff or just looking … Read more
If you’ve ever visited Dothan, Alabama, you might have seen Veterans Park at 374 E Main Street. The Armed Forces Memorial for the Wiregrass Region is tucked away in this green city patch. It’s a peaceful place that pays tribute to the men and women from this part of Alabama who have answered the call … Read more
Dothan City Cemetery in Alabama, established the same year as Dothan in 1885, has a rich and meaningful history reflecting the growth of the city and its people over more than a century. As the city of Dothan began to develop from a small settlement called Poplar Head into a more established town, the need … Read more
Landmark Park in Dothan, Alabama, offers over 100 acres of history to explore. Owned and operated by Dothan Landmarks Foundation, the park is dedicated to preserving the cultural and natural heritage of the Wiregrass region of Southeast Alabama and serves as the headquarters for the Alabama Agricultural Museum Board. Featuring an 1890s living history farm, … Read more
Westgate Park isn’t just any patch of grass in Dothan, Alabama. This place is loaded with stories from the past and reflects a slice of Dothan’s history. Imagine it all started as a modest piece of land that locals visited on their days off, turning into the bustling hub for outdoor entertainment that it is … Read more