Retro Road Trip

Retro Road Trip: La Vista Cemetery in San Diego

La Vista Cemetery was founded in 1868. It is located in National City, the second oldest city in San Diego County. Originally called the “Silent City

Plants and Petroglyphs in the Sonoran Desert Saguaro National Park was the first national park established to protect a plant species. It is named

Once famous as the “Divorce Capital of the World” Reno, located near Lake Tahoe and the California-Nevada border, was once called the Divorce

Spend a day at the Huntington Library, Art Museum & Botanical Gardens The Chinese Garden at the Huntington is an exquisite example of garden

R.I.P. Founders and Pioneers of San Diego, CA Mt. Hope Cemetery, in the City of San Diego, is “A Public Cemetery for all People.” It was

Imperial Beach Sun & Sea Festival in July Imperial Beach, also known as “Sandcastle City,” hosted the Sun & Sea Festival near its pier this

Santa Monica History Museum & Annenberg Community Beach House On a recent trip to Los Angeles, I spent a perfect day in Santa Monica and

The Hollywood Forever Cemetery is an oasis of green in the center of a seamy city. The symbolism needs no explanation. Tombstones and mausoleums

Max Factor Makeup and the Hollywood Museum Visit the Hollywood Museum and immerse yourself in the glamour of the movies and the rich history of the

Not Just for Country Fans--Music City is for Everyone Nashville bills itself as Music City and it lives up to its name. I went in the summer and

Frist Art Museum and the Davidson County Courthouse You might be in Nashville for the music, but take time to walk around and appreciate the

In 1920, Tennessee Gave American Women the Vote On your retro road trip to Tennessee, be sure and visit the landmarks that celebrate