One of this nation’s more treasured traditions is the creation of presidential libraries. Of the existing museums established to honor our brave leaders, one of the most visited was set up to preserve the work and memory of Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Armadillos, jalapeno pepper jelly, and Dr. Pepper—can you guess what state we’re talking about? That’s right, Texas: the Lone Star State! To help you navigate all its enormity, here are 10 must-see attractions.
South Carolina is filled with pieces of American History, including Fort Sumter, where the first shots of the Civil War were fired. It is also home to beautiful beaches, lush forests, old plantations, and so much more.
Rhode Island may be the smallest state in the nation, but don’t let its size fool you. The Ocean State is filled with a culture and history that date back to its time as one of the original 13 colonies.
Pennsylvania has played an integral part in this nation’s history. Whether you know it from your social studies class or from ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,’ the Quaker State is probably more familiar to you than you realize.
When many people think of the Beaver State, their first reactions often relate to Portlandia. There is so much more to the area, though. The Pacific Northwest offers scenic nature views without sacrificing any of the conveniences of larger cities.
Named after a suggestion by Choctaw Chief Allen Wright, Oklahoma has a long history with the indigenous people of this nation. There are multiple attractions that are worth the trek through the southern Great Plains.
Ohio has contributed a relatively high number of presidents, the most behind Virginia, in fact. There are also plenty of must-see attractions in the Buckeye State that you don’t want to miss on your next vacation.
Located in the Great Plains, North Dakota is often associated with the big oil boom of recent years. The Peace Garden State has many hidden treasures for locals and visitors alike, and it’s not all buffalo and cowboys.
Located deep in the heart of the Great Smoky Mountains, North Carolina boasts beautiful scenery as well as a burgeoning tech culture. With ties to the nation’s colonial days, the state has an extensive and interesting history.
