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Vandals damage newly restored Cooper Shop in Hollis - Vimarsana News

Vandals damage newly restored Cooper Shop in Hollis

Years in the making, the restoration of the historic Cooper Shop in Hollis was a labor of love and a source of town pride.

Don't Overlook Central USA for Your Next Trip - Vimarsana News

Don't Overlook Central USA for Your Next Trip

You may not think of central USA when you think of vacation, but these nine spots just might change your mind.

New Harmony in winter offers old-fashioned holiday - Vimarsana News

New Harmony in winter offers old-fashioned holiday

Tucked away in the southwest corner of Indiana, Historic New Harmony sits on the banks of the Wabash where the river flows north from the headwaters of the Ohio River.

How To Spend A Day At Old Sturbridge Village - Vimarsana News

How To Spend A Day At Old Sturbridge Village

TravelAwaits May.2.2021 It’s easy to become immersed in life at Old Sturbridge Village. As soon as you step on the property, you are transported back to a time when life was hard, work was constant, and your day centered around your family and village life. The historic living museum embodies immersive education through cultural immersion.  With buildings from far across New England, Old Sturbridge Village has collected and preserved the history of life in the early 1800s. Buildings from Bolton, Massachusetts; Goshen, Connecticut; Waldoboro, Maine; Dummerston, Vermont; Candia, New Hampshir...

Exploring The Last Green Valley: Eastern white oak: State tree and so much more - Vimarsana News

Exploring The Last Green Valley: Eastern white oak: State tree and so much more

Exploring The Last Green Valley: Eastern white oak: State tree and so much more By Bill Reid — Donald Culross Peattie from “A Natural History of North American Trees” The last several years have been hard on oak trees in The Last Green Valley National Heritage Corridor and throughout much of southern New England. The worst were the successive dry years of 2015, 2016 and 2017, when a bloom of gypsy moth caterpillars defoliated many oaks due to the caterpillars’ preference for oak leaves. After multiple years of losing their life-giving leaves, many oaks succumbed. In some places, it se...