Estwick Evans' A Pedestrious Tour of Four Thousand Miles is a travelogue documenting his extensive journey on foot across the United States, starting in New Hampshire and extending westward to the Michigan Territory, undertaken in the early 19th century and published in 1819. This narrative covers Evans' adventures and observations as he treks through largely uncharted American landscapes during the post-Colonial period.
| Precursori, Forerunners, Précurseurs |
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| Viaggi stravaganti, Weird travels, Voyages insolites |
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| Globetrotter contemporanei, Contemporary globetrotters, Globetrotteurs contemporains |
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| Personaggi fittizi, Fictional character, Personnages de fiction |
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About us
Museum of Travel and Tourism is a virtual museum dedicated to travel and tourism, founded in 2016. It began as a research platform focused on the biographies of women and men travelers from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, and has gradually expanded to include contemporary journeys.
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