Where do we find this stuff? Here are our sources:
“Goggles and Side Curtains”. Gerald Carson, American Heritage Magazine. April, 1967. Online
“The American Bartender invasion of 1920s Cuba”. Ian Cameron, Difford’s Guide. Online
“Bruce’s Beach – The Pretty Park with a Stormy Past”. Article, California Beaches. Online
“Sightseers to Niagara Falls in the 1920s”. Article, Niagara Falls Tourism. April 10, 2017. Online
“Last Days of the Nickel Empire”. Article, The Irish Times. June 20, 1998
“On the water”. Exhibition, Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution. Online
“Grand Canyon: The Continuing Story”. Connie Rudd. 1990
“Our history”. Article, The Chautauqua Institution. Online
“The Lost Canals of Venice of America”. Nathan Masters, KCET. April 5, 2013
“Ford and Edison’s Excellent Camping Adventures”. Christopher Klein, History.com. July 30, 2013
“Boss Nucky Johnson”. Article, The Atlantic City Experience. Online
“Series Attracting Many Visitors Here”. Article, The New York Times. October 4, 1921
“Time’s Square’s Inspiring History”. Drake Baer, Business Insider. January 2, 2016
“The Early History of Theme Parks in America”. Article, Arcadia Publishing. Online
“Hollywood”. Article, The Editors. History.com. August 21, 2018
“Mammoth Cave: Explore the World’s Longest Cave”. Article, US Department of the Interior. Online
“History in Hawaii: Tourism takes hold”. Article, Frommer’s. Online
“20th Century Limited”. Article, American Rails. Online
“What happened to the Borscht Belt?” Robert Gluck, The Jerusalem Post. May 19, 2012
“History and Geography of Pikes Peak”. Article, Colorado Encyclopedia. Online
“The Aquarium – An Early Miami Beach Tourist Attraction”. Article, Miami History. November 1, 2014