WOODBURY HISTORICAL TOURS
[Photo above: Indian Memorial at Little Bighorn National Monument, designed by Oglala Sioux artist Colleen Cutschall (Sister Wolf). Photo by David Woodbury]
For over two decades, we have been tailoring comprehensive bus and walking tours to the hallowed sites where American history unfolded. By laying eyes upon the scene, and walking the ground in conversation with the most authoritative and passionate guides, we gain a fuller understanding of the events that transpired there.
For over two decades, we have been tailoring comprehensive bus and walking tours to the hallowed sites where American history unfolded. By laying eyes upon the scene, and walking the ground in conversation with the most authoritative and passionate guides, we gain a fuller understanding of the events that transpired there.
COVID-19 UPDATE: Due to ongoing concerns and challenges posed by the health emergency, and uncertainty with respect to group tours, our 2020 tours have all been rescheduled to 2021. We hope that travel for historical tourism will return somewhat to normal by next summer, when evolving health protocols will be in place to ensure a high level of safety for all participants. Check this page for updates.
— 2021 Tours --
Grant vs. Lee:
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War on the
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The Apache Wars
Strangers in their Own Land: The Chiricahua Apache Tragedy in Old Arizona
November 1–6, 2021 (Tucson, Arizona)
Small Group Van Tour with Neil Mangum
Geronimo (far right), his son, and two other Apache warriors. Photo by C. S. Fly. Library of Congress
— 2022 Tours --
The Seven Days Battles
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201 years on
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Robert E. Lee, left, and George McClellan
Join us on a spectacular weekend of battlefield tramping from Beaver Dam Creek to Malvern Hill—the culmination of the Peninsula Campaign of 1862—with Richmond National Battlefield Park historian Bobby Krick.
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Join us for an epic journey
along the Great Prairie Highway |
Photos from our
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Photos from our October, 2019
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