Museum For Airplane Enthusiasts | USS Midway Carrier in San Diego
If you like airplanes and want to do something awesome this weekend, you must visit San Diego’s USS Midway Aircraft Carrier. This museum has a range of combat airplanes for you to […]
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Malki Native American Museum & Reservation
November is Native American Heritage Month! I was fortunate enough to get to travel to Malki Museum and Reservation in Banning, CA near Palm Springs with a class from my […]
Chumash Indian Painted Cave in Santa Barbara
A little outside of downtown Santa Barbara off of 154 freeway is this painted cave. This tiny cave contained real art that was done by Native American, Chumas tribe, that […]
Manzanar: Japanese Internment Camp Museum
Want to learn a little dark side of the U.S. history? Well, during World War II, the government had over a hundred thousand of Japanese Americans rounded up and sent […]
Point Fermin Lighthouse in San Pedro, CA
This was the first lighthouse built into the San Pedro Bay in 1874. Currently, the lighthouse is no longer active, but the place is open for visitors and history enthusiasts […]
San Pedro Day Trip: Lost Sunken City, Lighthouse, Korean Bell, and Cabrillo Beach
San Pedro, CA has many cool places that you can explore for free such as the Lost Sunken City, Point Fermin Lighthouse, Korean Bell of Friendship, and Cabrillo Beach Park. […]
Korean Bell of Friendship in San Pedro
Standing on top of a hill overseeing the beautiful coastline is this Korean Pavilion in Angeles Gate park in San Pedro, CA. Its location may seems out of place as San Pedro […]
