2 comments about Weekend Getaways Around Washington, D.C.: Including Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, West Virginia, and North Carolina.

1. This guide is a great companion for anyone seeking unique and clever discoveries in the mid-atlantic region. The book dives into nature, history, unique facts and unknown charms that most travel guides hardly touch.



2. This book could be 100 times better if there was half of the info and better organization. You buy this book to tell you "what are some good trips around the DC area" but it doesn't tell you that at all. YOU have to figure out where you want to go then this book gives you some basic info about every city or attraction in neighboring states. But I could get all that information from the internet! What I want is information organized by length (short trips, long trips), types of attraction, and "reviews" -- i.e., good or bad. There is almost none of that. It is just a catalog of every city in 7 states that has some tourist activities. No what is good or what is bad. What is good with kids? What about day trips? Or afternoon trips? Or trips with your dog? Nada. Kind of useless book, which is sad because a usefull book that was well organized would be great.

No comments about Historic Photos of Richmond (Historic Photos.) (Historic Photos.).

1 comments about Newport News: A Vintage Postcard Tour.

1. This is our second purchase of this book. We gave the first one away to a dear friend who was born in Newport News and now lives in Richmond. This is a fascinating collection of postcards, some of which include comments about the city and its growth as a shipbuilding community. We love and collect postcards ourselves so this was a real treat.

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1 comments about Walk and Bike the Alexandria Heritage Trail: Guide to Exploring a Virginia Town's Hidden Past (Capital Travels).

1. Alexandria, Virginia is a very popular spot for tourists in the Washington, DC area and for year-round Virginia, DC and Maryland residents.
   
   This lovely little book is perfect to stick in your bag or purse as you enjoy the Alexandria Heritage Trail. "Walk and Bike the Alexandria Heritage Trail: Guide to Exploring a Virginia Town's Hidden Past" gives you all of the information you need to plan a trip to this beautiful area. The big plus for the book is all of the history it provides!

   This is a great book!

No comments about Albuquerque: Portrait of a Western City.

1 comments about In the Footsteps of Stonewall Jackson (In the Footsteps Of...).

1. In The Footsteps Of Stonewall Jackson by Civil War Re-enactor and history buff Clint Johnson is a unique character study of the famous Civil War general Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson, one of the most pivotal military strategists and leaders in history. Following the trail of Jackson's life from the church where he was baptized to the museum that holds the stuffed hide of his war horse to the grave of the Confederate officer who ordered the volley that fatally wounded Jackson, In The Footsteps Of Stonewall Jackson is a singularly impressive tour de force as enjoyable for armchair travelers as it is for tourists who want to actively seek out more about this fascinating man's life and the role he played in America's bloodiest conflict.

No comments about Fodor's Virginia and Maryland, 8th Edition (Fodor's Gold Guides).

No comments about Compass American Guides: Virginia (Fodor's Compass American Guides (Paper)).

No comments about Travels And Works Of Captain John Smith V2: President Of Virginia, And Admiral Of New England 1580-1631.