If you’re a fan of horse racing, history, or love exploring iconic destinations, a visit to Claiborne Farm in Paris, Kentucky, is a must. Join PullOverandLetMeOut on a tour of this legendary Thoroughbred farm—home to champions like Secretariat—and step into the heart of Horse Country.
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Mount Airy, North Carolina, may be best known as the inspiration for Mayberry, but there’s more to discover beyond the TV connection. Two standout museums in Mount Airy, NC—the Andy Griffith Museum and the lesser-known but equally fascinating Siamese Twins Museum—offer a unique glimpse into local history and remarkable lives. Whether you’re a classic TV fan or a curious history buff, these museums deliver stories as memorable as the people they honor.
Join PullOverandLetMeOut for a spine-chilling journey through Raleigh, North Carolina’s haunted history on the Raleigh Ghosts & Ghouls Hauntings Tour by US Ghost Adventures.
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Enjoy the brews and views with PullOverandLetMeOut while exploring Carthage, NC on the Coffee & History Cruise by Sandhills Trolley Company.
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Hit the road with PullOverandLetMeOut and uncover 10 exciting things to do on your Kentucky adventure.
Nestled along the banks of the Yadkin River in the heart of North Carolina’s Yadkin Valley, you will find the charming town of Elkin. Imbued with a rich history and a scenic setting, it is lovingly referred to as the “Best Little Town” in North Carolina. Travel there with PullOverandLetMeOut to discover why you should explore Elkin, North Carolina.
Abraham Lincoln’s birthplace in Kentucky is a historic site rich with heritage and charm. Travel there with PullOverandLetMeOut to learn the top tips for planning an unforgettable visit to the Abraham Lincoln Birthplace.
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Travel to the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory with PullOverandLetMeOut for a one-of-a-kind tour that will delight baseball fans. This powerhouse museum tells the tale of the iconic baseball bat and the heroes of the game who have made history stepping up to the plate with a Louisville Slugger.
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The Talbott Tavern has been a mainstay of Bardstown, Kentucky’s downtown since 1779. In a town recognized as the Bourbon Capital of the World, the tavern has seen its share of famous and not-so-famous guests over the years. Travel there with PullOverandLetMeOut to learn about an enjoyable stay at the historic Talbott Tavern.
Mary Todd Lincoln was undoubtedly one of the most fascinating first ladies in U.S. history. The wife of 16th president, Abraham Lincoln, came from a well-to-do family. Today, her childhood home is a popular museum and landmark in Lexington, Kentucky. Travel with PullOverandLetMeOut to explore the Mary Todd Lincoln House.
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“Experience the history
and tradition of Kentucky’s
native spirit.” Travel with PullOverandLetMeOut to stop on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail for a one-of-a-kind sampling and educational opportunity at the Heaven Hill Bourbon Experience in historic Bardstown, Kentucky.
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Stroll back in time with PullOverandLetMeOut to enjoy a historic Hillsborough guided walking tour and experience this important North Carolina town that played a pivotal role in American history.
Stroll Back in Time… Historic Hillsborough Guided Walking Tour Read More »
Travel to North Carolina and explore Guilford Courthouse National Military Park to learn about the pivotal Revolutionary War battle that took place here on March 15, 1781. This conflict would ultimately establish the scenario for Cornwallis’ surrender at Yorktown seven months later.
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Embark on a journey through time with PullOverandLetMeOut to Wupatki National Monument and delve into the remarkable pueblo dwellings constructed and inhabited during the 1100s. Situated northeast of Flagstaff, Arizona, the remnants of these dwellings unveil a captivating narrative of the ancient inhabitants who once called them home centuries ago.
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Oxford, North Carolina is a picturesque small town that exudes southern charm. Take a trip there with PullOverandLetMeOut to learn all about the many fun things to do there.
An outstanding museum dedicated to the solemn and historic event that occurred on November 22, 1963, is located within the former Texas School Book Depository building. Travel there with PullOverandLetMeOut to discover why the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza is a must-see attraction when visiting Dallas.
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Visiting Meteor Crater in northern Arizona provides an unforgettable glimpse into the world’s best preserved and first proven meteorite impact site. PullOverandLetMeOut will take you there to learn about Arizona’s other big hole in the ground.
Explore the legendary country music destination, the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tennessee, where iconic performers have graced the stage since its establishment in 1925. Join PullOverandLetMeOut on a journey to learn if it’s worth touring the Grand Ole Opry.
Is a Grand Canyon tour the best way to see it? Travel with PullOverandLetMeOut to learn the ins and outs of touring Grand Canyon National Park.
Winslow, Arizona fuses history, music, and natural wonders to provide visitors with a peaceful, easy feeling. Explore this iconic Route 66 town with PullOverandLetMeOut.
Tryon Palace in New Bern, North Carolina, was the state’s first permanent colonial capitol as well as its first state capitol. Visit this historic site with PullOverandLetMeOut and experience living history that helped shape early American history.
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The Zebulon B. Vance Birthplace is located in Weaverville, North Carolina, northeast of Asheville. The State Historic State Site offers an intriguing glimpse into the life and times of the man who would go on to become a United States Senator and North Carolina Governor. It also provides an interesting look at the culture and people of the region in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Visit this historic landmark in the Blue Ridge Mountains with PullOverandLetMeOut.
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Travel with Pull Over and Let Me Out to the 28th president’s library and museum in the scenic Shenandoah Valley.
Travel with Pull Over and Let Me Out to learn about this historic hotel in the foothills of the Shenandoah and its modern-day luxury accommodations.
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On average, 60,000 people visit the National D-Day Memorial in Bedford, Virginia each year. Travel with PullOverandLetMeOut to learn more about visiting this moving memorial in the foothills of the Shenandoah.
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Travel with PullOverAndLetMeOut to the historic Café Alcazar in St. Augustine’s Lightner Museum for a delicious luncheon meal. The food is so tasty that you’ll want to dive right in!
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Travel with PullOverAndLetMeOut in search of miracles at the first and only Catholic Shrine in America with a Church-approved Marian Apparition Site.
Rapid City, South Dakota makes the perfect hub for a Black Hills vacation. Travel there with Pull Over And Let Me Out to learn more about this charismatic city.
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Learn about North Carolina’s role in the French and Indian War while touring the country’s largest reconstructed blockhouse fort.
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Travel to the Outer Banks of North Carolina with Pull Over And Let Me Out to see the majestic Corolla Wild Horses
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The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians is a federally recognized Indian tribe in the Great Smoky Mountains of North Carolina
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Travel to the Sandhills and spend a sunny Saturday afternoon in Southern Pines, North Carolina
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Ireland’s Bunratty Castle and Folk Park in County Clare, offers visitors a complete Irish castle experience
An awe-inspiring tribute to the clash of cultures and Battle of Little Bighorn fought along the bluffs and ridges of south-central Montana in 1876.
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Pompeys Pillar National Monument in Montana is where you’ll find the only remaining physical evidence along the trail blazed by the Lewis and Clark Expedition in the early 19th century.
Travel with PullOverandLetMeOut to Burnsville, North Carolina for a fabulous and scenic mountain escape.
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At one time, there were more Gaelic speaking people in North Carolina than anywhere else in the world outside of Scotland. I
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Virginia’s Eastern Shore is separated from the rest of the state by the Chesapeake Bay. To get there, our approach includes traveling
Exploring Virginia’s Eastern Shore with The Ugly Oyster Tour Co. Read More »
With just 48-hours to spend in Milwaukee, creating an itinerary that allows a realistic timeframe for seeing as much as possible while
Awesome Things To Do In Milwaukee | A 48-Hour Itinerary Read More »
Columbia is the capital city of South Carolina and an underrated tourist destination. I traveled there for a quick weekend stay. While
Whenever I’m traveling to a specific destination, I do my research in advance to find the most unique attractions in the area.
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I first arrived in Huntsville for a conference in 2017 with no preconceived notions of what to expect. However, as I spent
A Guest Post by Katrina Pederson Morrocco Cary, North Carolina The Skellig Islands are off the west coast of Ireland. 4 Tips
Solomons Island was originally known as Bourne’s Island, it was renamed Somervell’s Island and ultimately became Solomons Island in honor of Isaac Solomon, a Baltimore businessman who founded a cannery there shortly after the Civil War. Today this charming town at the mouth of the Chesapeake offers guests a delightful flavor of life on the water. Travel there with PullOverandLetMeOut to learn how to spend a Saturday afternoon on Solomons Island, Maryland.
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Apollo 11 was a pivotal moment in American history. It was the culmination of the space race and the first mission placing
‘Apollo 11’ Relive the 1969 Moon Mission at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center Read More »
Washington, DC in winter may not be at the top of your travel bucket list. However, there is a lot of opportunity to explore and enjoy fewer crowds when the temperature dips. Travel along with PullOverandLetMeOut to learn why I love Washington, DC in winter.
Eat, Drink, And Be Merry! Yes, dining at a colonial tavern is a culinary historical rush. There’s something magical about stepping back in
What is Wilmington, North Carolina known for? Travel along with PullOverandLetMe Out to discover the magic and Southern charm of this coastal town. Here is a look at some of the fun things to do in Wilmington, NC
Historic Yorktown, in the Tidewater region of Virginia in the colonial triangle of tourism.
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When I was a kid growing up in Maryland, my father would take us on car trips to Hershey and the Pennsylvania
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It’s the green glazed terra cotta tile dome catching my eye upon spotting the Pennsylvania State Capitol building. The huge dome sits
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I first learned about Dale Chihuly’s dramatic creations from a friend who saw his exhibition in Dallas, a few years ago. Thus,
When I travel beyond the Southeastern U.S. it’s usually a pretty spectacular adventure. Thus, when I registered to attend the Women In
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Special thanks to Meghan Gearino and Erin Bagnell at VisitRichmondVA.com for assisting me with my itinerary and for the attractions guest pass.
PullOverandLetMeOut travels to rural Virginia and the historic spot where Generals Grant and Lee met to put an end to the American Civil War. This is a must-visit for history buffs.
What Happened at Appomattox Court House During the Civil War? Read More »
Though my trip was hosted by the Virginia Tourism Corporation all opinions are honest and my own. The Cultural Crossroads of the
The Ultimate Itinerary For Exploring Virginia’s Harrisonburg-Rockingham Artisan Trail Read More »
Is it possible to find romance in a military town? Travel with Pull Over And Let Me Out to Fayetteville, North Carolina, in search of l’amour.
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I got to spend Independence Day 2017 at Red Hill, Patrick Henry’s final home. Though July 4th is a historic date, every
Every Day is Historic at Red Hill, Patrick Henry’s Final Home Read More »
Did you know Thomas Jefferson had a summer home? I didn’t, so when I discovered I was only a short distance from
A Guide to Poplar Forest – Jefferson’s Other Home Read More »
Is there a connection between Belmont, NC, and happiness? There’s something about discovering a picturesque town that makes me happy so when
The Connection Between Beautiful Belmont, NC and Happiness Read More »
They say, “Virginia is for Lovers.” They must have had Lynchburg in mind when the expression was coined. I spent a fun
I traveled to Huntsville, Alabama to attend the TBEX North America Conference. Being my first major travel blogger convention, I journeyed there
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I think that I shall never see A poem lovely as a tree. ~ Joyce Kilmer Located near Charleston on Johns Island
The Angel Oak Tree Near Charleston; a Free Low Country Favorite Read More »
“With some of the richest history in the trade,
the R.M. Rose Company helped set the standard for American whiskey as we know it today.” ~ R.M. Rose Company
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In what is almost exactly the geographic center of North Carolina you’ll find the town of Pittsboro. Established in 1787, Pittsboro is
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Outside of Charlotte, North Carolina in the town of Pineville is the birthplace of America’s eleventh president. On November 2, 1795, James
Plan Your Visit to James K. Polk’s Birthplace; America’s 11th President Read More »
Boone Hall Plantation near Charleston, South Carolina is a scenic location with a rich and poignant history.
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The USS Yorktown as seen from the deck of the USS Laffey Destroyer. Standing at the waterfront looking across Charleston Harbor, you’ll
Discover Patriots Point and ‘Walk in the Steps of Heroes’ Read More »
Aunt Bee, Opie, Andy, and Barney – they’re all there. The Andy Griffith Show is classic television and the fictional town of
The great thing about a quick visit to Wilmington, North Carolina is you don’t need a lot of time to see and
Outdoor Dining, Shopping, and Coffee – How to Day-Trip in Wilmington, NC Read More »
Traveling with kids means searching for fun and entertaining options to keep the youngsters entertained. Finding a tour or attraction that’s both
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If you find yourself in Charlottesville, Virginia for a trip to Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello, by all means, be sure to include a
Thomas Jefferson had a vision for viniferous activity in his beloved Virginia. Though perhaps his grape-growing dreams didn’t come to fruition
October is Virginia Wine Month on the Monticello Wine Trail Read More »
Travel along the South Carolina coast, encounter the famous Grand Strand, and you’ll quickly learn it’s an exciting, popular resort area attracting
Pawleys Island, South Carolina, proudly remaining ‘Arrogantly Shabby’ Read More »
Charleston, South Carolina is a historic city filled with kid-friendly attractions and things to do!
I’m not being ghoulish when I say this, but the best way to tour Savannah, Georgia, is from the back of
Why you need to see Savannah from the back of a hearse Read More »
The John Rutledge House Inn, 116 Broad Street Charleston, South Carolina The John Rutledge House Inn is located in the heart of
Charleston’s John Rutledge House Inn; An elegant B&B, so why did I bring a kid? Read More »
The U.S. Army Airborne & Special Operations Museum in historic downtown Fayetteville, North Carolina is a one-of-a-kind museum dedicated to engaging, educating, and inspiring visitors
I love historic markers. They have a great deal to do with the name of this website, and if you follow me
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Virginia’s Hanover Tavern; Yes, George Washington slept here. Hanover Tavern in Hanover, Virginia On a recent trip to Virginia which allowed me
Virginia’s Hanover Tavern; Yes, George Washington slept here Read More »
Wilmington Railroad Museum On a trip to Wilmington, North Carolina I was looking for something interesting and fun for grownups and kids
Downton Abbey comes to Biltmore n> Matthew Crawley is taller than I expected and Lady Mary’s engagement gown is stunning. No, I’m
“Leave A Note” Those simple words written on the outside of a mailbox launched an 11-year love story at Wrightsville Beach, North
Michie Tavern In Thomas Jefferson’s Neighborhood A road trip to Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello is a classic journey into American history. The
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Can it be? Is 2014 really coming to an end? Sounds so clichéd, yet I find myself saying something to that effect
Pull Over and Let Me Out names its top 5 of 2014 Read More »
Colonial Williamsburg is a favorite historical fall destination in the heart of Tidewater Virginia
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Taking kids to historic locations can be a risky proposition. Will the kids get bored? Will there be enough to engage young
How To Make a Day At Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello a Family Affair Read More »
The NCMA West Building houses an extensive collection of Italian Renaissance Art works Marco Polo did not bring pasta to Italy from
A visit to the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill evokes thoughts of the famous Bell Tower, the Dean Smith Center,
Morehead Planetarium & Science Center – You’ll Love It To The Moon And Back Again Read More »
We drove to Emmitsburg, Maryland to see the National Shrine of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton. However, we discovered more waiting there than
A Surprising War Story At The National Shrine of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Read More »
Featured advertiser Twisted Leather Bags Entrance to Tryon Palace in New Bern, North Carolina No, Fanny Price and Edmund Bertram didn’t show
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Old Salem in Winston-Salem is a historic favorite in the heart of North Carolina.
North Carolina’s Outer Banks isn’t just a summertime destination. Travel with PullOverAndLetMeOut to the OBX for off-season adventure
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United States Botanic Garden in pictures is a guest post by contributor Katrina Morrocco of Cary, North Carolina. Washington, D.C. is such
United States Botanic Garden – D.C.’s hidden treasure in pictures Read More »
With the passing of another year it’s always fun sitting back and reflecting on the many stops I’ve made along the way.
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As a child, I visited what my father reverently referred to as the “hallowed grounds” at Manassas, Virginia. The Stone Bridge at
The Winery at Bull Run – where history and fine wine converge Read More »
A follow-up to a story that ran earlier this year……. In December of 2012 I visited the Ave Maria Grotto in Cullman,
Porsche Type 901 Prototype, 1963 Courtesy of Don and Diane Meluzio “Porsche. There is no substitute.” Up until a couple weeks ago
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