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GROUP TOUR Heritage & History2018-19 PLANNING GUIDE ADMIRE ARCHITECTURE GAME ON CELEBRATE FAITH GET MOVING FEEL THE MUSIC PARANORMAL SCARES PLUS 5 ITINERARY PLANNERS BRING YOUR GROUP ABOARD The Grandest Entertainment Ship! • Narrated Harbor Sightseeing Cruise • Narrated Harbor Luncheon Cruise • Dinner Entertainment Cruise • Monday Gospel Dinner Cruise • Add a special flare to your group’s cruise with a private Chef’s demo! YOU WANT START AT THE Other cruise options available — Call for schedule TO SHOW THEM BEGINNING. Catering to tour groups since 1991—Savannah’s Group Tour Experts! AMERICA. For more details please contact our group sales department, 912.232.6404 or at www.savannahriverboat.com Williamsburg, VA N was ranked in the Top 10 Student Travel W E ea Destinations S by SYTA RIVER STREET INN Savannah, GA The past comes alive at the world’s largest living history museum, Colonial 1817-2017 Williamsburg. Travel back in time with your students to the 18th century, and experience the dawn of America. Learn how things were made, discover what the culture was all about and feel the passion of the people who turned a colony into a country. SPECIAL SAVINGS FOR GROUPS OF 15 OR MORE. To begin planning your journey Experience Savannah’s History to the past, call 1-800-228-8878, Lobby Entrance: 124 East Bay Street | Savannah, GA 31401 [email protected], or 912.234.6400 | www.riverstreetinn.com • TAKE TIME TO GO BACK • colonialwilliamsburg.com/grouptours 2 Heritage & History 2018-19 Planning Guide © 2018 The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation TIS-4/17 12821738 YOU WANT START AT THE TO SHOW THEM BEGINNING. AMERICA. Williamsburg, VA was ranked in the Top 10 Student Travel Destinations by SYTA The past comes alive at the world’s largest living history museum, Colonial Williamsburg. Travel back in time with your students to the 18th century, and experience the dawn of America. Learn how things were made, discover what the culture was all about and feel the passion of the people who turned a colony into a country. SPECIAL SAVINGS FOR GROUPS OF 15 OR MORE. To begin planning your journey to the past, call 1-800-228-8878, [email protected], or • TAKE TIME TO GO BACK • colonialwilliamsburg.com/grouptours © 2018 The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation TIS-4/17 12821738 From the Editor Heritage and history destinations are popular with travelers for good reason. History-themed tourism takes travelers back in time to days gone by, whether it’s days they’re nostalgic for or days they’ve only read about in history books. Any time you visit a museum, tour a historic structure, take in a beloved landmark, become awestruck by an artifact or stand in the same place as a historic figure, you’re participating in this type of travel. In our sixth edition of Group Tour Heritage & History, we went beyond some of the traditional history themes. Inside, you’ll find architectural landmarks, places of faith, haunted locations, music venues, sports attractions and transportation-related sites. Five itinerary planners throughout the magazine provide even more tour « inspiration; don’t miss our U.S. Civil Rights Trail itinerary on page 34. And, we haven’t forgotten about student groups! Each section includes a student-friendly stop to add to your educational tours. I invite you to turn the page and find heritage and history tour inspiration. As always, thank you for reading. Courtney Birchmeier [email protected] Twitter: @courtneygtm On the Cover; Washington National Cathedral, Elly DeVries Washington, D.C., Photo: Wash- ington National Cathedral Elly DeVries, President 800-767-3489 audience development advertising fax: 616-393-0085 Cindy Fish, Eric C. Lutey, Director of Sales Alan Lininger – [email protected] GroupTour.com Editorial Audience Development Director [email protected] 717-778-8056 Courtney Birchmeier, Editor in Chief Bethany Vander Kolk, 800-767-3489 x111 IL, NC, SC, VA, WV, KY, MO, TX, SD David Hoekman, Managing Editor AB, BC, MB, NB, NL, NS, PE, QC, SK, YT Circulation Coordinator Cortney Erndt, Associate Editor Christina Meister – [email protected] Kelsey Smith, Associate Editor Allison Howard, Sales Assistant 616-301-1393 marketing [email protected] AK, WA, OR, CA, NV, UT, AZ, NM, HI Steph Lulofs, Associate Editor Ben DeVries, Marketing Director 800-767-3489 x110 Brittni Miller, Graphic Designer Marlene Smith – [email protected] Art Jim Holthaus – [email protected] 231-499-1408 Mark Dryer, Art Director administration 616-283-1816 AR, AL, FL, GA, LA, MS, CO, OK Gabrielle Aleman-Gordon, IA, IN, MN, MI, WI, OH, TN, ON Jim Bowser, Webmaster Graphic Designer Aimee Smith – [email protected] Kim Kraker, Accounting Greg Jones – [email protected] 717-668-2720 859-327-6417 ID, MT, NE, KS, ND, SD, WY, CO, OK TX DC, DE, MD, NJ, NY, PA, CT, MA, ME, NH, RI, VT 4 Heritage & History 2018-19 Planning Guide Heritage & History2018-19 Planning Guide Admire Architecture................................6 Build a tour around brick and mortar masterpieces Itinerary planners Game on.....................................................12 Score a winning experience at sports destinations Frank Lloyd Wright Trail.............................10 Celebrate faith........................................18 Mesa, Arizona, baseball stadiums............16 Sacred sites share religious history Shaker destinations......................................22 Get moving................................................24 Trace the development of modern transportation Pony Express.....................................................28 Feel the music..........................................30 U.S. Civil Rights Trail......................................34 Turn up the volume at musical locations Paranormal scares...............................36 Haunted spots turn skeptics into believers GroupTour.com 5 Architecture Admire rchitecture w hether visiting iconic architectural Architecture can be the destination of the architect who designed it. landmarks or lesser known brick and mortar the tour or something visitors find along The following noteworthy buildings masterpieces, groups can find photo-worthy the way, but in any case, it gives visitors a range in age, size and purpose, but they buildings all across the United States. Travel- true feel for a location. Neoclassical, gothic, all welcome groups to gaze in awe at their ers marvel at the size, elegance and charac- renaissance, modern, postmodern and engineering and design. ter of structures that dot big city skylines and art deco — each architectural style tells a pepper the landscape of small towns. different story about a building’s history and “Touring Columbus’ (Indiana) modern architecture is a fun and interesting activity for groups. While we’re home to buildings by some of the world’s greatest architects, we’re still a small city. This gives visitors the opportunity to experience truly world-class design without the hassles of navigating busy city streets. You don’t have to consider yourself an architecture buff to enjoy your time in Columbus.” — Becky Harper, director of group sales and hospitality, Columbus Area Visitors Center LaurelPENNSYLVANIA'S Highlands Discover History & Heritage in Pennsylvania‘s Laurel Highlands! FOUR SEASONS OF FUN 800.333.5661 | www.laurelhighlands.org Compass Inn Museum Hampton by Hilton Greensburg, PA compassinn.org | 724-238-6818 greensburgpa.hampton.com | 724-838-8800 Journey to the past at Compass Inn Museum, an Hampton by Hilton Greensburg is your centrally authentically restored stagecoach inn furnished with located hotel to visit these attractions: Fort Ligonier, a collection of period pieces. Enjoy interacting with Compass Inn, Hannah‘s Town and West Overton period-clothed docents. Museum. Flight 93 National Memorial Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor Flight93Friends.org | 814-893-6550 LHHC.org | 724-879-4241 Visit Flight 93 National Memorial, learn about the Did you know she used a Lincoln Highway EV-charger inspiring story of the passengers and crew of Flight 93, in 1915? Sit in our restored diner enjoying pie and and honor their sacrifice and courage on September coffee while getting charged up! 11, 2001. Frank Lloyd Wright‘s Kentuck Knob West Overton Village & Museums kentuckknob.com | 724-329-1901 westovertonvillage.org | 724-887-7910 Frank Lloyd Wright’s House on Kentuck Knob The only intact pre-Civil War village in Pennsylvania, seamlessly entwines architecture, art, and nature into with 18 historic structures including the Overholts‘ a wonderful tour experience. We invite you to Learn. Mennonite farmstead, the 1800s distillery, and Henry Discover.Explore the splendor of Kentuck Knob. Clay Frick‘s birthplace. 6 Heritage & History 2018-19 Planning Guide Architecture Washington National Cathedral Washington, D.C. Walk through history and beloved « architectural features at one of the most magnificent gothic cathedrals in the Unit- ed States. Take a self-guided tour of the cathedral to explore all the quiet places and features of the building or take a guided highlights tour to experience the must-see dramatic art and architecture. The cathedral has worship services that are open to visitors. 202-537-6200, cathedral.org Washington National Cathedral, Washington, D.C., Photo: Washington National Cathedral Fallingwater Mill Run, Pennsylvania guided tour, with several different tour while visiting a world-famous landmark. options available. The 86th floor is the highest open-air Explore the most famous Frank Lloyd observatory in the city and has been a Wright house through
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