Ann Baity

They were on their feet at the Carolina Opry's performance "Time Warp." This a fun, high-energy show with excellent performers.

We didn't know what to expect at The History of Science and were quite surprised by the unique collection of scientific instruments from Middle Ages to the 19th century. The museum is spread over three levels in the building.
Of special note was the blackboard from Einstein's second lecture, on 16 May 1931, on which he wrote this theory of relatively - it has never been erased.

The bronze statue honors clergyman John Harvard (1607–1638), who made a deathbed bequest to the school of £780 and‍ ‌his 400-volume scholar's library.
It is said that if you touch the left foot of the statue, you will have good luck.

Nice food court with a variety of options for a quick meal.

Stunning architecture. We were there on St. Peter and St. Paul's day on June 29. The street surrounding the square and the square itself was full of families having fun on this inpmrtant festival day.