Kathleen Walls
Author and Publisher at American Roads and Global Highways
Travel Writer/Author. History, nature, interesting places & cats. Writes Mystery & History https://t.co/rC9oWQzGBK https://t.co/E5etN5icy3 https://t.co/rU9XcWQ5by
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3 weeks ago |
shebuystravel.com | Kathleen Walls
As a woman who often travels solo, I love finding stories of women who broke the barriers of their time and scored big in fields once limited to men. I hit the jackpot in Wytheville, Virginia. At the Edith Bolling Wilson Birthplace, I learned about a woman who served as acting President of the United States. The Haller-Gibboney Rock House showed me that Dr. John Haller's female descendants excelled in male-dominated fields. Here are the highlights of these women.
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2 months ago |
worldfootprints.com | Kathleen Walls |Terri Marshall
Imagine a communal farm founded in 1942, where sustainability is put over profit and a Christian community that welcomes all people of any, or no faith, to join their community. I recently visited Koinonia Farm in Americus, Georgia, and discovered a way of life I thought died in the 19th century. As Sue Morrison, the farm’s hospitality coordinator, showed us around the farm, we heard a bell ring.
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Jan 20, 2025 |
worldfootprints.com | Kathleen Walls
Montgomery was the spark that lit the fuse on the long-simmering fight by African Americans for their civil rights. It began a movement that is still ongoing today. Several museums there trace the story. No matter your race, if you believe that the American Flag stands for “liberty and justice for all,” you should visit these museums. Rosa Parks Museum commemorates the events beginning the Civil Rights movement.
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Jan 17, 2025 |
worldfootprints.com | Kathleen Walls |Terri Marshall
In the town of Plains, Georgia, President Jimmy Carter was affectionally referred to as “Mr. Jimmy.” Everybody in the tiny town was related to or knew him personally. Never before has a president devoted so much of himself to his hometown both before and after his presidency. Carter set many records. Before his death on December 29, 2024, he was the oldest living president, having reached the milestone of 100 years old. He also enjoyed the longest post-White House career of any president.
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Nov 14, 2024 |
worldfootprints.com | Kathleen Walls |Terri Marshall
Historic Brattonsville in South Carolina’s Olde English District is a little-known historic village with a big story. Its history began in the 1760s when three Bratton brothers settled here. The Brattons became wealthy slave owners. The village features over 30 structures, an 800 acre plantation, and a Revolutionary War battlefield site.
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