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Drive I-95: Exit by Exit Info, Maps, History and Trivia 6th Edition (Interstate Drive) Spiral-bound – August 14, 2013

• Print length 294 pages
• Language English
• Publisher Travelsmart
• Publication date August 14, 2013
• Dimensions 6.25 x 1 x 9.25 inches
• ISBN-10 1894979974
• ISBN-13 978-1894979979
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• Publisher ‏ : ‎ Travelsmart; 6th edition (August 14, 2013)
• Language ‏ : ‎ English
• Spiral-bound ‏ : ‎ 294 pages
• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1894979974
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1894979979
• Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 15.2 ounces
• Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6.25 x 1 x 9.25 inches
• #625 in New England US Travel Books
• #711 in Road Travel Reference
• #969 in South Atlantic United States Travel Books

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Drive I-95! America’s East Coast Highway

The east coast’s most infamous highway–i-95.

Road trips are back again because traveling in the security of your own car and visiting friendly small-town America, it brings back the way America used to be and the way we would like it to be again. To help those who travel up and down the East Coast, Drive I-95 is a new style of guidebook.

It combines colorful easy-to-follow pictorial maps and fun stories, eliminating the trepidation of a road trip down America s busiest highway. Travelers can look ahead exit-by-exit to see which motels and gas stations are coming up, where the radars trap are, or where to stop for a good homemade meal.

By Melissa Vitti

Excerpt from Drive I-95: Where Lena Blackburne’s Baseball Rubbing Mud Comes from

Exit 1: New Jersey Mud If you are a baseball nut, look down at the Delaware River as you cross over it here because this is where the famous Lena Blackburne’s Baseball Rubbing Mud comes from.

“In 1938 when an umpire complained to Blackburne (a third base coach for the old Philadelphia Athletics) about the condition of the balls which were rubbed with mud made of water and dirt from whatever field they were playing on, he went looking in the Delaware River until he found some muck (the whereabouts of the mud hole is still a dark secret) with a perfect texture — a cross between chocolate pudding and whipped cold cream.

Nowadays, every major and most minor league team in the US uses this mud to mask the ball’s shine and improve the pitcher’s grip. The muds source was willed to a close friend, John Haas, who had worked with Blackburne on his mud-finding exploits.

“Haas eventually turned over the enterprise to his son-in-law, Burns Bintliff. Burns, in turn, passed it on to his son Jim and his family. Other kinds of mud and even mechanical methods have been tried to de-slick baseballs, but they couldn’t make the grade — only good old New Jersey mud will do.

Stan Posner and Sandra Phillips-Posner

Sandra Phillips-Posner is a native New Yorker who began her career as an art teacher of all things. When her first book, Smart Shopping Montreal , hit the bestseller list almost 19 years ago, her career focus switched from art educator to media darling.

After the success of her first book, she was offered her own column in Montreal’s newspaper The Gazette . She spreads her time between writing, lecturing, and appearances on TV and talk radio programs.

Stan Posner has owned his own computer consulting business since 1984. He’s worked with Raytheon, Honda, and Atomic Energy of Canada to name a few. Like his wife, he has also spent time educating at Concordia University where he taught actuarial math.

His combined love of computers and travel has made him McGill University’s computer guru for their Travelsmart publishing company.

It is easy to see how their passions brought together have created an informative and fun way to travel. To prepare for the book, the two spent ten hours a day together in a car for eight weeks, and even after 27 years of marriage, they are still crazy about each other.

Road Trippin

Drive I-95 , includes exit-by-exit information, maps, history, trivia, and guides crucial for any road trip up and down the east coast. When I embarked on a six-day road trip with two of my friends for a spring-break drive from New Jersey to South Carolina, the book became our most important reference. For three college students on a budget, the guide helped us navigate our way to Myrtle Beach.

We packed up our Jeep Liberty with our bags full of spring break attire, pillows, and CDs to start the journey. Besides the important role of the driver, the second most important became the passenger (whoever called shotgun at the most recent stop) to play the role of DJ and tour guide, keeping the Drive I-95 close at hand.

As you open the book, there’s a chart of radio stations categorized by city and genre on the inside cover. Considering we brought what we thought was every CD ever made with us, we figured this wouldn’t be necessary for our purposes. We were obviously wrong. By hour six, in the great state of Virginia, I was elected to find anything but country, and as you can imagine the chart became particularly useful.

The Complete I-95 Guide

The first 50 yellow pages of the book include a complete color-coded and comprehensive set of maps of all the states. The exits are depicted much like the road signs you see on the highway with marked stops for gas, food, and lodging.

But what you won’t find on a regular map is the great symbol of a police car where expected speed traps are (incredibly important for three New England students trying to get to a beach because they haven’t seen anything but snow in four months).

After the yellow map section of Drive I-95 comes 88 pages chock-full of information. Everything you could possibly want to know between Massachusetts and Georgia is in this section. For those continuing to Florida, the book starts again this time with a blue section of maps followed by the pages of information of the following states.

For our purposes, the 88 pages of information became a constant conversation piece in our Jeep Liberty. Did you know&.? became the most frequented phrase, especially during the larger stretches of the big states like North Carolina.

Beyond the blurbs about each most visible attraction at every exit, there are interesting little anecdotes spread throughout. In the North Carolina section is a short explanation of the origin of the hush puppy snack.

Cooks would throw a piece of fried dough to the dogs in the kitchen to quiet them down or hush puppies.

South of the Border on I-95

If you’ve ever driven through the states of North and South Carolina, you’re familiar with South of the Border. There’s a constant reminder as you drive counting down the miles via tacky billboards reminding you how much further until you reach South of the Border (also known as Exit 1 once you cross into South Carolina). The Posners give the attraction a very fair assessment considering all the hype that is given.

You could only have missed the billboards if you are a sight-impaired driver. This tacky Mexican-themed town is famous for every kid who has ever read the road.

“What you will find, if you dare to get off, is a Pedroland amusement park, 11 souvenir shops, 6 food joints, 2 gas stations, 100 campsites, and a 300-room motor inn sporting carports and an indoor heated or outdoor swimming pool.

“You can play indoor golf at the Gulf of Mexico or view the whole site from the ride in the glass elevator to the top of the 200-foot tall Sombrero Tower. Olé!

Despite the warnings in the book, we had to check it out. The results were as expected just as dismal as the reviews. We had to chuckle as we pulled into the ghost town of bright tourist buildings and life-size sombreros.

We took pictures with the artificial pink flamingos and purchased our 3SOB key chains before we set out to finish the last leg of our trip. We reached Myrtle Beach safe and sound after 11 hours in the car. All in all, the trip was everything we expected and thanks to Drive I-95 at our fingertips we were able to avoid the unexpected.

It is easy to see why Drive I-95 received the Foreword Magazines Book of the Year Award and The Benjamin Franklin Award . Even if you don’t embark on a road trip, the user guide is a fun read for anyone wanting to learn more about the states from Massachusetts to Florida.

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Hello friends and fellow travelers: Years ago when i was driving big rig – I happened across a handy book at a Mom & Pop Truck stop that gave listing of restaurants, Walmart’s (at the time) drug stores and major shopping needs. from Florida to Maine on I-95. Of course it would change year by year and I annotated my copy of that book until I had a super handy text. Then fate took the wheel and I became ill, the text was lost to time and another driver. Am looking for “any” text that might do something of the same nowadays for I-95 or any of the main cross country highways. Thank you, Mark

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February 21st, 2023 • 5 min

21 best places to stop on an I-95 road trip

Ready to experience the stunning Atlantic Coast? Connecting southern Florida to the Canadian border in Maine, the I-95 passes through major cities such as Jacksonville, Philadelphia, Baltimore and New York.

Whether you’re taking on the whole 1,920 miles or just looking for some inspiration near you, our I-95 road trip planner has got you covered. From curious museums to tranquil parks and gardens, we’re here to keep you entertained along the way.

Buckle up and discover some of the many great attractions on the I-95 with Thrifty.

What to expect from your I-95 road trip

The I-95 route is notable for many reasons.

• It’s the longest north-south interstate in the US and crosses an impressive 15 states – more than any other interstate!
• With almost 2,000 miles to explore, there are more than enough highlights along the way.
• Non-stop, it would take over 30 hours to drive the route. So, we encourage you to take it easy and schedule a few pitstops along the way.

Not sure where to explore? Check out these 21 amazing I-95 stops and start planning…

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Vizcaya Museum & Gardens

3251 South Miami Avenue, Miami, FL 33129

Nearest Thrifty car rental location: Miami Beach South, Fl TLE

Get your camera ready and stroll through the beautiful gardens of the Villa Vizcaya. Inspired by the Italian Renaissance, this mansion house from the early 20 th century will wow you with its opulent rooms and 10-acre gardens.

Stopping by on a Sunday? Don’t forget to pick out some tasty snacks at the Vizcaya Village Farmers Market before heading north on the I-95.

South Beach

Between 1st and 23rd Street on Miami Beach, Miami, FL 33139

Have you really been to Miami if you haven’t checked out South Beach? Among the rich and famous, you’ll find beautiful Art Deco buildings, eclectic restaurants and the relaxing South Pointe Park in this iconic neighborhood. Take a walk down Lincoln Road for some retail therapy or admire the Atlantic from South Pointe Pier.

Butterfly World

3600 West Sample Road, Coconut Creek, FL 33073

Nearest Thrifty car rental location: Tsh Coral Springs TLE

Florida is famous for its biodiversity, and we can’t think of a better way to experience it than Butterfly World. Gather the family and get ready to take a trip to paradise. Discover over 20,000 butterflies from across the globe and witness the free flying creatures as they take flight in an authentic tropical environment.

Guanabanas Restaurant

960 North Highway A1A, Jupiter, FL 33477 Nearest Thrifty car rental location: West Palm Beach International Airport

From colorful nature to a colorful eatery – Guanabanas in Jupiter has got you covered. Take a seat in the lush riverside setting and get ready to chow down on Floridian favorites. From fresh Florida shrimp wraps to blackened Cajun salmon, Guanabanas is the place to be for a hearty lunch or dinner. Keep an ear out for live music while you dine, as bands to suit all tastes regularly stop by.

Kennedy Space Center

Space Commerce Way, Merritt Island, FL 32953 Nearest Thrifty car rental location: Melbourne International Airport

Kennedy Space Center is one of the more iconic things to do along the I-95 in Florida. Who doesn’t want to visit the starting point of the historic moon landing in 1969?

Marvel at the Kennedy Space Center ’s must-see attractions such as the Saturn V rocket, astronaut training simulators and Atlantis space shuttle. Brush up on your astronaut knowledge with its expansive library of objects and information to fuel curious kids and adults alike.

Ormond Memorial Art Museum & Gardens

78 East Granada Boulevard, Ormond Beach, FL 32176

Nearest Thrifty car rental location: Aloma TLE

Step away from the rush of the Interstate to enjoy the tranquil setting of Ormond Memorial Art Museum & Gardens . Established at the end of World War Two to honor veterans, this art space hosts a variety of unique exhibitions each season. Stretch your legs and your creativity with activities for the whole family to have a go at. Paint pouring anyone?

Fort Frederica National Monument

6515 Frederica Road, St Simons Island, GA 31522

Nearest Thrifty car rental location: Jacksonville International Airport

Just 25 minutes off the I-95 route in Georgia takes you to the stunning Fort Frederica National Monument . Don a tricorne hat and explore the ruins of an old fort and town built in the 1730s. Take a trip back in time with a guided tour to learn more about life in America’s colonial years.

Pee Dee State Farmers Market

2513 West Lucas Street, Florence, SC 29501

Nearest Thrifty car rental location: Myrtle Beach International Airport

South Carolina’s freshest and best produce awaits you just off the I-95 at Pee Dee State Farmers Market . It’s open year round, making it the ideal place for a pitstop. And the seasonal flower shows make for a vibrant view after miles of asphalt. Grab a bite to eat at one of the market stalls, serving everything from tasty tacos to kettle corn. Or browse the unique ornaments and antiques for something to take home.

South of the Border

Hamer, SC 29547

Nearest Thrifty car rental location: Fayetteville Regional Airport

It might be kitschy, but we love it. South of the Border is a world-famous themed roadside attraction, just off the I-95 and highway 501. It invites visitors to climb the Sombrero Tower, eat at the Sombrero Restaurant or shop at Pedro’s. Have you guessed the theme yet? Yep, this Mexico-inspired location is a fun stop for the whole family, just before you enter North Carolina.

Vollis Simpson Whirligig Park

301 Goldsboro Street South, Wilson, NC 27893 Nearest Thrifty car rental location: Raleigh - Durham International Airport

Take a 15-minute detour off the I-95 via exit 116 to downtown Wilson. Here you’ll find the novel Whirligig Park . As the name suggests, all manner of arty wind-powered sculptures come to life with the gentlest of winds here – some standing up to 50 feet tall –. It’s easily one of the best places to stop on the I-95 in North Carolina for something different.

Agecroft Hall and Gardens

4305 Sulgrave Road, Richmond, VA 23221

Nearest Thrifty car rental location: Tsh Alexandria TLE

If you’re after weird attractions along the I-95, look no further than Agecroft Hall . Located just west of Richmond, Virginia, this 16th-century English Tudor Hall has a unique story to share. Learn the fascinating history of this manor house and how local businessman T.C. Williams Jr purchased and relocated the original structure from England to Virginia in the 1920s.

Occoquan Historic District

Mill Street, Occoquan, VA 22125

Before leaving Virginia (please check your trunk for Tudor manor houses), check out the Occoquan Historic District on the banks of the Occoquan River. This quaint town is home to numerous historic buildings, museums and a thriving art scene. We recommend grabbing some sandwiches from Ballywhack Shack while you explore. Delicious!

Fort McHenry National Monument

2400 East Fort Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21230

Nearest Thrifty car rental location: Baltimore - Washington International Airport

As you make your way into Baltimore, we recommend stopping by the Fort McHenry National Monument. In 1814, the results of the decisive Battle of Baltimore inspired Francis Scott Key to write The Star-Spangled Banner. Chat with an experienced ranger who can fill you in on all the historical details or simply take a reflective walk around this iconic location.

Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum

6825 Norwitch Drive, Philadelphia, PA 19153

Nearest Thrifty car rental location: Philadelphia International Airport

Time for some high-octane fun. Explore the expansive racing sports car collection at the Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum . From Ferrari to Ford, Dr. Frederick Simeone’s collection of over 75 cars is second to none. Don’t miss the twice-monthly demo days where the cars are taken outside for you to see, hear and smell up close!

Bamboo Forest

126 Log Cabin Road, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 Nearest Thrifty car rental location: Newark Liberty International Airport

Let’s dial it back and bring it back to nature. Stop off at New Jersey’s very own bamboo forest. Along with the other botanical exhibitions at Rutgers Gardens , the bamboo forest is certainly a unique location for a selfie or three. Listen to the leaves rustle in the wind and channel your inner peace.

The Met Cloisters

99 Margaret Corbin Drive, Fort Tyron Park, New York, NY 10040

Nearest Thrifty car rental location: Tsh Fort Lee TLE

As you follow the I-95 across George Washington Bridge into New York, why not take a slight detour to visit The Met Cloisters at Fort Tyron Park? The museum’s hilltop location along the Hudson River makes for a surreal experience. Stroll through the intricate arches and gardens, and marvel at the colorful Medieval paintings, tapestries and sculptures throughout the gallery.

Staying in New York for longer? Check out the Metropolitan Museum’s Fifth Avenue location as well, to experience more than 5,000 years of art from around the world.

Waterford Beach Park

317 Great Neck Road, Waterford, CT 06385

Nearest Thrifty car rental location: Tsh New Haven TLE

After a night in the Big Apple, rejoin the I-95 and head north into Connecticut. Your route will take you through cities like Stamford and New Haven, if you fancy a museum outing or lunch in the city.

But we also recommend checking out Waterford Beach Park a little further east along the highway. Waterford Beach is one of the state’s few natural, unmodified beaches. Sit back and take in the views of Long Island across the waters or walk about the nearby Harkness Memorial State Park for a day outdoors.

South Main Street, Providence, RI 02903

Nearest Thrifty car rental location: Providence - Tf Green State Airport

Schedule a stop in Providence, Rhode Island’s capital – the I-95 runs straight through Downtown, so it’s hard to miss. The city’s flourishing arts community make it a top location for art lovers.

Our favorite public piece is artist Boris Bally’s “Gun Totem” sculpture on South Main Street, opposite the courthouse. Venture down to see the intriguing concrete pillar standing 12 feet high and containing more than 1,000 disabled guns – a unique sight to say the least.

Minute Man National Historical Park

174 Liberty Street, Concord, MA 01742 Nearest Thrifty car rental location: Boston - Harvard Square Hotel, Ma TLE

All around the Minute Man National park you can feel a great sense of history. From the battles that signaled the beginning of the American Revolution to the traditional pre-revolution buildings, a guided tour is highly recommended here. The nearby Minute Man Visitor Centre is also great if you’re short on time and need an overview.

USS Albacore Museum

600 Market Street, Portsmouth, NH 03801 Nearest Thrifty car rental location: Manchester - Boston Regional Airport

You’ve come this far on your I-95 road trip, why not explore a submarine? But don’t worry – this submarine’s on dry land. The USS Albacore was designed as a testing submarine. The full vessel is open for viewing, so watch your head as you peer through the periscope and marvel at the miles of wires and pipes running along its walls.

Palace Playland

1 Old Orchard Street, Old Orchard Beach, ME 04064 Nearest Thrifty car rental location: Manchester - Boston Regional Airport

Sporting the catchy title of “New England’s only beachfront amusement park”, Palace Playland makes the most of Maine’s beautiful coastline. Adrenaline-filled fun awaits you on the Sea Viper rollercoaster or take it easy on the Ferris wheel for great views over Old Orchard beach. Its many arcades and food outlets make it great for the family after a long drive.

Phew – almost 2,000 miles and this is only the beginning of the many great I-95 stops along the route. Where will you visit?

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