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The oldest remaining structure in Boston and the only home on the Freedom Trail, the Paul Revere House is the home of the legendary Midnight Rider. A rare example of 17th century architecture, the historic rooms display artifacts from Revere's era, including the family's furniture and documents.
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Go back in time to the early 1960s and explore the life and legacy of President John F. Kennedy at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum.
Set in a dramatic waterfront building, the national memorial features period White House settings and over two dozen multimedia exhibits chronicling Kennedy’s presidency. A short film, highlights like the Kennedy-Nixon debate, 1960 campaign memorabilia, and tributes to Jacqueline and other family members make this immersive museum and library a must-see destination — all with sweeping views of Boston and the Harbor Islands.
Cherry blossom season is in full bloom at Brooklyn Botanic Garden!
The Garden is home to over two dozen species of flowering cherry blossoms including the "Kanzan" and "Pendula Rose". Now is the perfect time for a class trip to see these beautiful pink petals. Bloom seasons typically runs from late March to mid-May.
February is Black History Month!
The 10-story Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington D.C. is dedicated to celebrating African American history and culture. Learn of African-American life, culture, and experiences through America's history through the more than 40,000 artifacts and displays.
The lower level of the Lincoln Memorial, known as the undercroft, is now open to visitors again, offering a rare chance to experience the monument from a completely different perspective. Most people come for the iconic statue of Abraham Lincoln and the sweeping views of the National Mall, but beneath it lies a space that reveals how much engineering and craftsmanship went into creating this landmark.
Inside the undercroft, visitors can walk through massive stone arches that support the memorial above and see exhibits that highlight its construction, restoration, and long-term preservation. The space gives a closer look at how the monument was carefully built into the hillside, blending architecture with landscape in a way that feels both intentional and powerful. It’s a quiet, unexpected stop that adds depth and context to the visit, especially for student groups.
What makes it especially meaningful is how it shifts the experience from simply viewing a monument to understanding it. The undercroft connects the symbolism of Lincoln with the real human effort behind the structure, turning a familiar landmark into something more layered, tangible, and memorable.
Exploring Boston's Seaport District offers students a unique opportunity to experience American history, culture, science, and innovation all in one place.
Students can step back in time at the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, where interactive exhibits bring the events leading up to the American Revolution to life. They can also visit the Institute of Contemporary Art, which showcases contemporary works in a stunning waterfront setting, and explore marine ecosystems and conservation efforts at the New England Aquarium.
A walk along Boston's Harborwalk provides beautiful views of the city's waterfront while highlighting the important role maritime commerce has played in Boston's development.
From revolutionary history to modern urban revitalization, the Seaport District demonstrates how cities evolve while preserving their connections to the past. It's an inspiring destination that brings classroom learning to life.
History is having a moment.
While in Washington, DC, a must-see is the National Museum of American History's newest exhibition, "In Pursuit of Life, Liberty & Happiness".
Created in honor of America's upcoming 250th anniversary, the exhibition features 250 objects that help tell the story of our nation. From iconic artifacts to everyday items that reflect the American experience, the exhibit is an engaging way to connect with the people, events, and ideas that have shaped the United States over the past 250 years.
