Vermont may be famous for its foliage, but it’s also famous for another American favourite, Ben and Jerry’s ice-cream. Set up in the 70’s by two hippies ,Ben and Jerry, their ice-cream became famous for its wild and crazy flavours.
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The Hancock Shaker Village in Pittsfield is located on a 1,200 acre site in the scenic Berkshire Hills, western Massachusetts. Here on the third of 19 sites established in the 18th century, the original life of the Shaker, America’s most successful communitarian society is still preserved as a museum village.
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In the northern part of Maine near Freeport is the 12 mile long Kennebec River, which is supposedly the longest white water rafting you can do in New England.
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Newport, Rhode Island, in the 19th Century was the playground for American shipping, steel and coal magnates . They were all here- among them the Fischers, the Astors, the Vandebildts.
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The Shakers, are a Christian sect founded in 1747 in England and then organized in the United States in the 1780s. They were initially known as “Shaking Quakers” because of their ecstatic behavior during worship services.
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