Johns Hopkins, the executive director of Baltimore Heritage, shared his top 10 tips to help you be the best tour guide you can be (and also gives insight into how to be a good tour goer).
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Bring Joy Back to Tryon, North Carolina’s Toy House
Tryon’s historic toy house and workshop comprises two cottages in the central business district for this small North Carolina town. The toy house retains its original fireplace with Mother Goose tiles, carved walnut mantle, and cathedral ceiling beams in the living room.
By day, the restored 1897 Manchester No. 3 Schoolhouse in Fairview, Pennsylvania, serves as a charming event space. But for two nights each week, its basement transforms into the Swan Tavern.
Places Restored, Saved, Threatened, and Lost in Fall 2019
These five places include a Madison, Georgia, home likely influenced by Oscar Wilde’s “House Beautiful” lecture; a Paris, Kentucky, train depot; a recently restored building along the C&O Canal in Potomac, Maryland; and more.
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Uncovering the Mystery of the Lyndhurst Garden Film
This Historic Site in Tarrytown, New York, is primarily known for its 1838 Gothic Revival mansion, but the picturesque landscape surrounding it also has a rich history. Lyndhurst staff are restoring the grounds in part with the aid of an unassuming reel of 16mm film that surfaced in the property’s archives.