Brook, Pitch and Wesley

There’s no better museum for an otter-lover to visit.

Kam Wah Chung

The city didn’t take advantage of the gift right away, and somehow it was forgotten. A dusty treasure of artifacts that sat only a few feet away from city managers and planners for decades.

Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum

I insist that you visit the Sonoran Desert Museum if you are ever in Tucson.

Heard Museum in Phoenix

I was in Phoenix anyway, so I made time to stop at the Heard Museum to see my friend’s art installation.

Fort Walla Walla Museum

I realized the museum might just be more of a general history museum, with the fort as one part of it.

Mummy Museum

Originally, the mummified bodies were kept in an underground ossuary. It’s likely that there was never an intent to display them for the public.

National Museum of the American Indian

I hadn’t looked for it before. But now that it’s there, it feels really good.

High Desert Museum

Didn’t expect to find my childhood home in a museum!

Naval Academy in Annapolis

The United States Naval Academy is located in Annapolis, Maryland, and the entrance is a short walk from the heart of the town. Will and I spent one afternoon touring the Naval Academy. I brought my military ID to get us onto the base, but I believe the facilities are open to the general public […]

A look at Dublin and Ireland Archaeology

Tara and I boarded our first plane Tuesday morning. After a 6 hour layover in Washington, D.C., we boarded our second plane and in 7 hours arrived in Dublin. Exhausted. Sadly, during that time, Tara developed a cold. Though we felt excited and upbeat at first, the kiddo was wiped out by noon. I was […]