Historical Landmarks

Informational sign in a lush, wooded area titled 'Old Methuselah,' describing a cypress tree over 1,000 years old, spared during 1930s logging due to its hollow trunk, with dimensions including a 35-foot circumference and 100-foot height.

Meet Old Methuselah: Florida’s Ancient Cypress at DeLeon Springs

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Meet the Ancient Cypress That’s Been Throwing Shade for Centuries If you’ve ever wanted to meet someone older than your entire family tree combined, may I introduce you to the Old Methuselah Tree—a bald cypress so ancient, he makes colonial landmarks look like toddlers. Nestled in the lush canopy of DeLeon Springs State Park, this […]

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Last Shell-Shaped Shell Service Station: A Retro Roadside Wonder

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A Nostalgic Stop Worth the Detour The world of quirky roadside attractions never disappoints, and on our way back to Winston-Salem, we discovered this whimsical landmark—just one of many fascinating stops from our Journey into North Carolina road trip! The Last Shell-Shaped Shell Service Station. This bright yellow, seashell-shaped gem is more than just an

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