The importation of slaves had been banned at that point, so the ship, called the Clotilda, was burned and deliberately sunk under cover of night
Myrtle Beach’s northern neighbor may look like a small beach town on the surface, but its residents know its jivey history all too well.
Concord isn’t known just as a state capital, it’s also a hotspot for hockey players. The first-ever organized Black Ice Pond Hockey Championship, referring to ice in its purest form
When you think about destinations for America’s elite, places like New York City, Los Angeles, Aspen, and Washington D.C. may come to mind.
St. Augustine is one of the most haunted towns in America, thanks to a jail built by Henry Flagler in 1891. The Old Jail, as it’s called, was in operation for nearly 60 years
Forget New York or Chicago, this small New England town is on the map and coming for the title of America’s pizza capital.
Hotel DuPont was in part the vision of European craftsmen, who spent several years working on the marble and carved-wood interiors and the artisan ceilings
The ships threw eggs in an attempt to slow each other down, leaving the harbor dotted with cracked eggshells—and Egg Harbor was born.