Located directly in the center of the nation, Nebraska is one of the most frequently visited states by people driving through the country. Be sure to check out these Cornhusker State attractions the next time you're in the Midwest.

Nicknamed "Big Sky Country," Montana offers many scenic views. This is never more apparent than in its national parks. However, there are many other attractions in Montana that you might not know about.

Mississippi has a tendency to be overlooked by people on the rest of the country. But people who treat the state as a fly-over miss the cradle of the blues and a rich literary heritage that includes Nobel Prize winner William Faulkner.

Minnesota is known for many things, including a mannered culture of "Minnesota nice." Getting to know the real Minnesota can be forbidding to some because of the cold, but the state's treasures are well worth the effort.

The National Archives and Records Administration oversees the various presidential libraries located throughout the country. The Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum is the earliest president that falls under the NARA's purview.

There are many great national parks across the United States, but paying admission and parking for several of them a year can add up to a hefty sum. Visitors over the age of 62 can buy lifetime passes good at all parks nationwide.

To celebrate the work the National Park Service has done over the last hundred years, they are offering 16 days of free admission at all NPS sites that normally require entrance fees.

Many people have a fear of crashes, but there are other dangers that are often overlooked. As convenient as air travel is, there are still some risks that need to be assessed if you frequently board an airplane.

From old mills and quarries to the nation's first capital, Maryland is a must for anyone who loves seafood or beaches or hearing about how our country came roaring into existence.

Massachusetts is a lot of personality packed into a small state. Boston is a large part of the draw, but there is so much more to the state. Its rich history and strong culture make it a great place for sightseeing.

One of the oldest states in the country, Virginia has often been referred to as the “Mother of Presidents.” No fewer than eight American presidents were born there, making it the perfect location for American history buffs and outdoor adventurers alike.

As the home of "chow-duh," Boston is the focal point of New England cuisine. While traditional American fare holds strong, our listing of the 15 best dishes we've had in Boston shows Asian influences are making inroads.