Amelia Jeanroy

In August 1984, 18-year-old Linda Maxwell spent an evening with her friends in Calais, Maine. Two days later, her body was found along the St. Croix River in

A short detour from U.S. Route 1 in Warren brings travelers to a riverside park where a woolen mill once stood.

Travelers following U.S. Route 1 into Camden often have the harbor in mind. But a short walk up Mechanic Street reveals another part of the town’s story: a

Travelers following U.S. Route 1 through Biddeford pass close to a place where the Saco River once supplied more than scenery. Its water powered the textile

Just a short detour from U.S. Route 1 in Henderson, North Carolina, you'll find a pair of enormous concrete legs sticking straight out of the ground. They're

Just a few miles from U.S. Route 1 in Narragansett, South County Museum preserves the everyday history of southern Rhode Island, not through rows of artifacts

Drivers following U.S. Route 1 just south of Richmond pass within steps of a place where one of America's earliest industrial experiments began more than 400

Just a few miles west of U.S. Route 1 in the tiny community of Espanola, Florida, a narrow brick road disappears into the trees. At first glance, Old Brick

Just off U.S. Route 1 in Palm Coast, the Florida Agricultural Legacy Learning Center, formerly known as the Florida Agricultural Museum, preserves a side of

Less than a mile east of U.S. Route 1 in St. Augustine, Fort Mose Historic State Park preserves a remarkable chapter of American history. In 1738, nearly four

After traveling nearly 2,370 miles from Fort Kent, Maine, U.S. Route 1 comes to an end in Key West, Florida. Just a short distance from the highway's southern

Instead of concrete, stone surfaces are a '60s yard trend making a comeback. Consider flagstone walls, pathways, patios, fireplaces, crazy paving, and more.

Don't throw dry pantry goods like flour, rice, pasta, or oats in the kitchen trash. Add them to your compost pile or bin for more brown, carbon-rich materials.

Houseplant trimmings are another plant scrap you should be adding to your compost. Pruned green leaves contain nitrogen and brown leaves contain carbon.

Tradescantia pallida or purple heart is a deer-resistant ground cover that's perfect for flower beds. Purple heart is hardy and deer don't like the taste.

Pelargonium graveolens ‘citrosum’ has been found to repel pests through the oil extruded from its flowers.That said, there are limitations to this.

Right on the sand in Old Orchard Beach, just steps from U.S. Route 1, Palace Playland has been a summer tradition for generations of Maine families. Bright lights, spinning rides, arcade games, and the sound of the ocean all come together in one place, creating a classic beach-town atmosphere that feels timeless. As the sun […]

Just off U.S. Route 1 in Fall River, Battleship Cove is home to one of the largest collections of historic naval ships in the world. Towering above the waterfront, the massive gray vessels immediately grab your attention, especially the legendary USS Massachusetts (BB-59), nicknamed “Big Mamie.” Visitors can step aboard battleships, submarines, and destroyers that […]

Just a few miles from U.S. Route 1 in Oakdale, Connecticut, The Dinosaur Place at Nature’s Art Village feels like stepping into another era entirely. Towering dinosaur statues rise above the trees, winding trails lead through prehistoric scenes, and giant creatures seem to appear around every corner. It’s part outdoor adventure, part family attraction, and […]

Right in the heart of downtown Mystic, steps from U.S. Route 1, the Mystic River Bascule Bridge remains one of the most recognizable and beloved drawbridges in New England. Several times a day during boating season, traffic comes to a halt as the center span slowly lifts to let sailboats and yachts pass beneath it. […]