1. Travel Time Vacations presents.
Heritage of America
September 13 - 2 2 , 2013
For more information contact
Peggy Presnell • Travel Time Vacations
(281) 304-7127 • peggy@586travel.com
HIGHLIGHTS...
New York City • Philadelphia • Amish Country • Gettysburg
Shenandoah Valley • Monticello • Colonial Williamsburg
Mount Vernon • Washington, D.C. • Smithsonian Institution

2. Heritage of America
10 Days • 14 Meals:
9 Breakfasts, 5 Dinners
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R e g u l a r rates:
Double $27949; Single $3,849; Triple $2,919
Included in Price: Round Trip Air from Houston IntI, Air Taxes and Fees/Surcfiarges, Hotel Transfers
Not included in price: Cancellation Waiver and Insurance of S165 per person
* All Rates are Per Person and are subject to change
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Y O U R ITINERARY AT A G L A N C E
Days 1, 2 Sheraton New York, New York, Day 5 Skyland Lodge, Luray, Virginia
New York Days 6, 7 Colonial Williamsburg Fnd,
Days 3, 4 Eden Resort Hotel, Lancaster, Williamsburg, Virginia
Pennsylvania Days 8, 9 Doubletree Crystal City,
Arlington, VA
On some dates alte 3 hotels maybe used.
Fall Foliage Tours During the fall season, these tours offer the perfect opportunity
for viewing spectacular fall foliage.

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4. HERITAGE OF AMERICA
Day 1: Friday, September 13, 2013 Jefferson was not only the third U.S. President and
New York City, New York - Tour Begins author of the Declaration of Independence, but he
Explore America's heritage, history and scenic was also an accomplished inventor and true
horizons on this in-depth tour of the eastern United "Renaissance man." This afternoon, arrive in the
States. historic town of Williamsburg. Tonight, begin your
Day 2; Saturday, September 14, 2013 journey into Revolutionary-age America by dining in
New York City Meet your fellow travelers this a Colonial Williamsburg tavern specializing in
morning for a welcome breakfast at a NYC diner. colonial fare. (B, D)
Then, a local guide leads you on a fascinating tour Day 7: Thursday, September 19, 2013
of the "Big Apple." You'll see Greenwich Village, the Colonial Williamsburg Begin the day by viewing
Wall Street district. Little Italy, Chinatown, the "Story of a Patriot," a short film which introduces you
Empire State Building, Central Park, Chelsea to Colonial Williamsburg, one of the largest and best
Market and other time-honored landmarks. Visit St. living history museums in the world. Costumed re-
Paul's Chapel in lower Manhattan, a place where enactors populate the streets and buildings, bringing
George Washington once worshipped, and where the customs and sentiments of 1770 to life. Tour
recovery workers came for rest and care during their Governor's Palace and Gardens before enjoying
time at the World Trade Center site. This afternoon, time to independently wander the cobblestone
discover "the city that never sleeps" at your own streets and explore some of the eighty-eight historic
pace. (B) buildings, (B)
Day 3: Sunday, September 15, 2013 Day 8: Friday, September 20, 2013
New York City - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Williamsburg - Washington, D.C. Visit Mount
Lancaster Travel to Philadelphia and embark on Vernon, the beloved home of the first U.S.
a tour of "the Birthplace of a New Nation" which president, George Washington. Wander the
highlights the Liberty Bell and Independence beautiful plantation grounds he adored and tour the
Hall. Independence Hall is rich in heritage as the home, filled with 18th century artifacts. Then, travel
location of both the signing of the Declaration of to Washington, D.C. Explore the world-famous
Independence and the drafting of the Constitution. Smithsonian Institution's countless treasures,
Continue on to the Amish Country of Lancaster, the containing the largest and most extensive collection
second largest Amish community in America. (B, D) of artifacts in the world, such as the fabled Hope
Day 4: Monday, September 16,2013 Diamond and the actual Apollo 11 Command
Lancaster Visit Wheatland*, the gracious Module. (B)
Federalist home of James Buchanan, the U.S.'s Day 9: Saturday, September 21, 2013
15th President. Sample the true taste of Amish Washington, D.C. This morning, a guided tour of
Country with a stop at the Kitchen Kettle Complex America's capital affords you wonderful views of the
where small batches of jams, jellies and relishes are Capitol building, the White House, monuments and
handcrafted daily. Next, a local guide introduces you museums. Your first stop will be the White House
to the fascinating history and traditions of the Amish Visitor Center where you will gain insight into the
people during a tour of their farmlands. As you learn many transitions this historic residence has
more about their self-sufficiency and peaceful undergone. Continue your tour with a stop at the
lifestyle, you will understand how their "life apart" is moving World War II Memorial, the Vietnam
an expression of their religious faith and dedication. Veterans Memorial and the Korean War Memorial.
Tonight, enjoy a traditional dinner of local Your tour ends with a photo stop at the U.S. Capitol
specialties and the chance to learn more about building. This afternoon, visit Arlington National
Amish customs firsthand when members of the Cemetery to view the Tomb of the Unknowns
local Amish community** join you for dinner. (B, and the Kennedy gravesites. Toast the end of a
D) wonderful trip this evening at a farewell dinner. (B,
Day 5: Tuesday, September 17, 2013 D)
Lancaster - Gettysburg - Shenandoah Day 10: Sunday, September 22, 2013
Valley, Virginia Journey to Gettysburg, site of the Washington, D.C. - Tour Ends Your tour ends
Union victory that marked a turning point in the Civil in Washington, D.C. this morning. (B)
War. A guided tour of the site illuminates those three
historic days in 1863 and the decisive battle that
changed the course of American history forever.
Travel to Shenandoah National Park via the famous
Skyline Drive, along the crest of the Blue Ridge
Mountains, where scenic expanses of Shenandoah
Valley wilderness extend in all directions. Tonight
you'll overnight*** inside the park! (B, D)
Day 6: Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Shenandoah Valley - Charlottesville -
Williamsburg Visit Monticello, the beautiful
home and gardens of Thomas Jefferson.

5. Please Note: at all times; on those occasions you will visit
To complete your vacation, we include Eisenhower Farm.
roundtrip airport-to-hotel transfers when **The members of the local Amish community
purchasing Collette airfare with your tour. If may not be available on all dates; on these
you have arranged for your own air, we are occasions we will include dinner at a local
pleased to provide you the option of purchasing establishment.
these transfers. Please note that ail transfers
will leave at pre-scheduled times. This tour includes moderate physical activity.
The itinerary blends some longer days with
" * 0 n occasion, particularly at the beginning or shorter days and more leisure time. Walking
end of the season (March and late October tours, as well as walking slightly longer
through November), your accommodations may distances, up stairs or on uneven walking
be outside of Shenandoah National Park if park surfaces should be expected.
accommodations are not open or available.
This has been reflected in the tour price. Book Now rates valid until Mar 13, 2013, valid^
on air inclusive packages only..J^^x^^jM^
During your stay at the Williamsburg
Woodlands Hotel, the included breakfast will be Air rate and schedule are applicable for groups
Continental Deluxe. of 10 or more traveling on the same flights and
dates.
*Admission to Wheatland may not be available
Experience It! Shenandoah National Park
The establishment of Shenandoah National Park in 1935 was the culmination
of an effort that took almost four decades. Shenandoah National Park lies
astride a beautiful section of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Skyline Drive, a 105-
mile road that winds along the crest of the mountains through the length of
the park, provides vistas of the spectacular landscape to the east and west.
The park holds more than 500 miles of trails and is home to many animals,
including deer, black bears and wild turkeys, which flourish among the rich
growth of an oak-hickory forest. Your overnight stay in the park may be at
Skyland Resort, built in 1886 by George Freeman Pollock, Jr. who was
influential in establishing Shenandoah as a national park. Pollock chose the
perfect spot for his summer retreat which, at 3,680 feet, is now the highest
point on the Skyline Drive.

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