for part I... for part II... for part III... While we were in the Poconos, the husband and I visited the Hawley Silk Mill, which houses many local businesses, and the Cocoon Coffeehouse. Both of which are located only a few yards up the road from Ledges Hotel. Like Ledges Hotel, the Hawley Silk Mill [...]
for part I... for part II... On the last evening of our Poconos mid-week getaway, my husband and I dined at Glass Wine. Bar. Kitchen. Named in reference to the former use of the building as a glass factory at the turn of the twentieth century, the restaurant pays homage to the building's heritage not [...]
for part I... While my husband and I were in the Poconos staying at Ledges Hotel, we also toured the other two hotels in the Settlers Hospitality portfolio: Settlers Inn and Silver Birches Resort. Both of them have a decidedly different personality than that of Ledges Hotel. All of the hotels are members of the [...]
Last week, my husband and I took a midweek getaway to Ledges Hotel in the Poconos. While fleeing the city during the middle of the week is an iconoclastic idea, the timing could not have been better. I needed to use vacation time that was due to expire at the end of the year and [...]
Over this past Labor Day weekend, I fell in love with the town of Marblehead. A small bit of land on the coast of Massachusetts about 30 minutes north of Boston, it is exactly what comes to one's mind when one hears the words, "historic seaside New England town." While the first European settlers arrived [...]
Two weeks ago, the husband and I spent two nights at Antrim 1844. It was an amazing experience that I would recommend to anyone traveling through Maryland, visiting Gettysburg, or looking for a heritage tourism experience. I decided to publish an additional post about the dining experiences because they were just that phenomenal. I would [...]
I frequently write about my obsession for history, architectural history, and historic preservation on Lucindervention as well as across my social media channels. It is an interest I developed while living across the pond in Europe while in elementary school, and although it took me twenty-three years and a category five hurricane to understand how [...]
