April 18 is World Heritage Day, also known as International Day of Monuments and Sites. I thought it would be an appropriate day on which to introduce you to my other blog, the Trav-a-Log, where I generally do historical and cultural travel related posts. Most of the links below are to posts on that site; some are here on Travalanche, and some are for local papers and websites I occasionally write for. These are far from all! I’ll add as I remember more. Value your heritage. For that matter, value everyone’s!
The Mutter Museum (Philadelphia)
Liberty Ship John W. Brown (Baltimore)
Monuments to George M. Cohan (various locations)
National Comedy Center and other sites in Western New York
Smith Opera House, Geneva, New York
Edgar Allan Poe Cottage, the Bronx
H.P. Lovecraft Tour (Brooklyn)
Brooklyn Heights Abolition Sites
The Beer Garden at Bohemian Hall (Queens)
Colonial Sites in Flushing, Queens
Staten Island and Snug Harbor Cultural Center
National September 11 Memorial and Museum
Monuments to Lafayette (various, NYC)
William Cullen Bryant Monument (NYC)
Greenwich Village to the Hudson River
Clement Clarke Moore estate, Chelsea
Lightship Lilac (Chelsea Piers)
Bill’s Gay Nineties (defunct Manhattan saloon)
List in formation, baby!
(Travalanche) 
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