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History Sites Travel Blog

Pictures, videos, and descriptions are wonderful for seeing and learning, but there really are no adequate substitutes for physically exploring and experiencing sites and artifacts...in person. Visiting and visually beholding great fields of battle, grand vistas, and museum artifacts where the places and pieces that significantly altered human experience creates incredible awe and wonder. The following is a partial list of some of the places I have been able to experience in person. A few are cities, regions or people. While media cannot replicate being there, it is the next best thing.

Adena Mansion and Gardens    Alcatrez  Angel Island  Balboa Park    Benjamin Harrison Home    Berlin     Bethsaida         Bet Shem     Big Sky Mt       Bull Run     Camp Lejeune     Camp Sherman Remnants     
Canal Fulton Canal Boats    Capitol (U.S.)     Castillo de San Marcos   Cecilienhof Palace (Potsdam)     Chancellorsville     Church of the Nativity (Bethlehem)     Church of the Holy Spulchre (Jerusalem)     
Colonial Willamsburg      Commerzbank Tower    Cooperstown Baseball Hall of Fame     Concord Bridge      Dayton Airshow    Dealey Plaza / Book Depository     Doolittle Raiders     Dome of the Rock     Fallen Timbers     FDR Home and Library      Fisherman's Wharf       Flint Ridge    Football Hall of Fame     Fort Jefferson     Fort McHenry      Fort Meigs     Fort Miamis     Fort Recovery   Fort Sumter     Freedom Trail      Fredricksburg     Garst Museum     Gettysburg     Golden Gate Bridge     Graceland     Grand Canyon   
Great Salt Lake       Greenfield Village   Greenville Treaty     Golden Spike NP/Promontory Point
Henry Ford Museum     Griffith Observatory/Hollywood Sign     Hopewell Mounds     Hoover Dam 
Hull House       Indiana State Archives       Independence Hall      Idaho State Capital   
Idaho State Museum/Archives  Indy 500 Speedway     Jacob's Well     Jamestown Fort      JFK Library   Jefferson Monument      Jerusalem Old City   Las Vegas Strip (Belaggio Fountains, Mirage, MGM, Caesar's Palace)     Lexington Green    Library of Congress    Lincoln Library and Museum    Lincoln’s Tomb     Lorrain Motel     Lowell Mill Factories / Canal & Locks     Lyndon Baines Johnson Presidential Library     Majestic Theater     Masada     Monticello     Mt. Carmel    Mt. Gerizim    Mt. Vernon     National Cathedral     New Orleans     Newark Mounds   New York City      New York State Archives and Museum     
Ohio History Connection State Archives and Museum    Oracle Park   Perry's Cave     Perry's Monument     Petco Park Philadelphia     Pickaway County Historical Society     Pike's Place Market   Plymouth Rock     Portland, OR   Potsdam   Ponce De Leon Park     Qumran  Caves (Dead Sea)   Rose Bowl    Salt Lake Temple/Tabernacle Shiloh (West Bank)   St. Augustine Lighthouse     Regan Presidential  Library     Reichstag     Ross County Historical Society      Sachsenhausen     San Diego Zoo Sanssouci Palace      Santa Monica Pier  Saratoga Battlefield     Schulyler House     Slater and Wilkinson’s Mills     Space Needle   
Staples Center   Statue of Liberty      Sunset Blvrd     Sutter's Mill     The Alamo     Tel Dan    Tel Aviv     Tippecanoe   Top Cottage / Val Kill     Torrey Pines Glider Port Tuskegee Airmen     
USS Constitution (Old Ironsides)     USS Yorktown     Vanderbilt House     Vermont     Walden Pond     
Wall Street     West Point     Washington Monument     Western Wall      White House     
William Jefferson Clinton Library     William McKinley Presidential Library Tomb and Monument     
UTah State Capital     Y Bridge    Yellowstone NP  Yorktown
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mburchett@ohiochristian.edu

740-477-7733 / ext. 434

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Mission Statement
The over-arching goal of this history course is to provide the desire and tools for each student to become a lifelong history learner by equipping them with the ability to read history, critically acquire historical knowledge through a variety of mediums, and defend historical arguments orally and in writing. 
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