Taking a trip back in time is easy in the historical City of Cleveland, which has taken great measures to preserve and celebrate its history. Even recent years have been well-documented, offering a nostalgic freeze frame in time. One of the more interesting eras to look back on is the 1970s, when Cleveland was changing in an entirely new way, growing cleaner and more glistening year by year. A baseball game in the early 1970s....
Since becoming a state in 1861, Kansas has been a booming, history making (and changing) state. That being said, if you were born and raised in Kansas over the last 60 years, you will always remember: The Great Flood of 1951. Wikimedia Commons The devastating flood, which took place during the summer of 1951, was the result of heavy rains overflowing Kansas rivers. The flood resulted in the loss of 17 lives, the displacement of 518,000 people, and damages of $935 million....
So…you want to date a Virginian, do you? Or better yet, maybe you already are. If you’re from Virginia yourself, then maybe you’ve got it all figured out. But if you happen to be from out of state, then there are a few things you should know. Just remember, there’s a reason they say Virginia is for Lovers…. We are smart. Very smart. Chrissy Hunt / flickr Not trying to brag, but it’s true....
As we have mentioned before, there is a lot of freaky stuff going on in Illinois. We’re talking creepy, scary, downright terrifying happenings. Well, if you are looking for the most terrifying town, look no further than Alton, Illinois. Many places here are haunted and have very creepy backstories. We are profiling five of these locations. McPike Mansion McPike Mansion/Flickr The McPike Mansion may be one of the most haunted places in Alton....
Philadelphia is one of the oldest cities in the nation, and it has been a very significant place in the history of the United States. Because of the long life of the city, there are many cemeteries in Philly that are the final resting place of Revolutionary War heroes, founding fathers, and early other Philadelphians. While these burial grounds are certainly historic, there’s definitely something creepy about the oldest Philadelphia cemeteries....
There’s no dish more classically American than the burger, though many of the burgers you’ll find in Hawaii come prepared with an island twist. From burgers made with local beef and those with fresh pineapple on top to loco moco and kimchee burgers, you’re sure to find a unique flavor profile that satisfies your taste buds. Just in time for those hot summer days, these 14 burger joints across the Hawaiian Islands must be added to your Hawaii dining bucket list as soon as possible....
Michigan is home to all sorts of delicious eateries, some of which are more popular than others. But popularity isn’t the mark of a great meal; there’s something to be said for dining at a restaurant that feels like a well-kept secret. Here are 8 awesome restaurants in Michigan that are a little off the beaten path, but no less delicious than their more well-known counterparts. The Westsider (1180 Walker Ave NW, Grand Rapids) Yelp/Corey W....
If you were to ask any Nebraskan about the smallest incorporated town in our state, most would be able to name Monowi right away. The town with a population of just one is hard to forget. But how about the smallest incorporated city? That one’s a bit more difficult – do you know it? It’s Long Pine, the beloved Sandhills oasis. Google Maps Often named as one of the most beautiful places in Nebraska, Long Pine reported a population of just 305 in the 2010 census....
If you’ve been paying attention to I Love New York’s weekly fall foliage report, then you’ll know that right now most of the regions in our state are on the verge of experiencing their peak foliage. If you’re worried that you you’ve missed out on our leaf peeping and haven’t yet been able to take advantage of some of the adventures on your bucket list, then don’t worry! There’s one unforgettable walk that every one of our residents should take at least once and it has yet to hit its peak foliage....
It’s 2017, and that means we have SEVENTEEN stunning little spots just a stones throw from Music City that are calling your name. Whether you’re fan of the country or need a Main Street that whispers of the past, these lovely Tennessee towns boast the kind of experience you’ll never forget. Brent Moore - Flickr Straddling both Davidson and Sumner Counties, Goodlettsville is composed of sweet families that visit soccer fields on Saturdays and grocery shop at the local farmers market....
We’re very lucky to be in an area that is not prone to natural disasters. We rarely experience tornadoes, earthquakes or other severe natural events. Still, we have had some devastating storms along with man-made disasters including fires and transportation accidents. The following are some of the most devastating disasters our state has ever overcome. Hoboken Docks Fire - June 30, 1900 Wikipedia/Public Domain This horrific tragedy was responsible for the largest death toll of any single disaster in New Jersey history....
Moving away from Buffalo (and thus, away from Paula’s) is like living the punchline of “Want a hurts donut?” in real life; as in, “Hurts… don’t it?” If you need a donut fix but aren’t sure where to get your hands on the best of the best in Buffalo, we’re here to save the day! Make plans for your next free afternoon – or your next visit home to the 716 – and hit the road to experience this amazing Buffalo donut trail!...
After posting “These 12 Pizza Places In Mississippi Are So Good That Your Mouth May Explode,” we received so many reader suggestions that another list was practically necessary. So, without further ado, here are 11 Mississippi restaurants that should definitely be on your pizza bucket list. Victor’s Pizza (110 W Van Dorn Ave., Holly Springs) Salla L./TripAdvisor Robert G./Yelp At this small town pizza joint, you can choose between several sizes and an impressive variety of topping options, which include high-quality meats and fresh veggies....
When you’re taking a scenic drive on one of the beautiful Hawaiian Islands and you’re struck with sudden hunger, do you check out one of Hawaii’s countless incredible roadside restaurants, or did you stop by the nearest convenience store or Zippy’s for your go-to lunch? Based on looks alone, it can be hard to tell if any given roadside eatery will serve up mouthwatering food, but we’re certain you won’t regret stopping at any of these 11 roadside restaurants found across the Aloha State – from Kauai’s Kuhio Highway to Hawaii Island’s Mamalahoa Highway....
There’s lots of amazing things about Northern California, but two that stand out above the rest are the history and the food. When the two are combined and you get a great meal in a historic place, there’s nothing better. That’s why we compiled this mouthwatering and informational list of these historic Northern California restaurants. Kirkwood Inn & Saloon Yelp/Gary J. Yelp/ Kim H. Take a step back in time at the historic Kirkwood Inn on Highway 88 at the Kirkwood Ski Area....
You might think that a gorgeous national forest that encompasses two million acres couldn’t be missed, but tourists to Southern Utah pass this gem by all summer long as they scurry from one national park to another. That’s perfectly fine with us – we’ll keep this “hidden in plain sight” destination all to ourselves. After all, there is plenty of recreation to be found here. You’ll enjoy fishing, camping, hiking, OHV riding and even skiing in the Dixie National Forest....
Who doesn’t love popcorn? Personally, it’s one of the reasons I go see movies in the theater. There’s something about that crunchy, salty, buttery combination that’s just irresistible. For popcorn lovers, Koated Kernels Jolly Time Popcorn Shoppe & Jolly Time Museum in Sioux City is like the holy grail. From the intoxicating smell of popcorn as you walk in the door, to a small room devoted to the history of Jolly Time, to the dizzying array of gourmet popcorn flavors, this popcorn shop will bring out the kid in you and make you want to visit again and again....
There are a ton of truly creepy places to explore in Indiana, from haunted tunnels to ghost-filled libraries. While it would be nearly impossible to pin down which spooky state story is the creepiest, there is a haunted cemetery in Indiana that warrants some attention. This haunted cemetery has a strange and frightening tale, and a challenge, if any Hoosiers are brave enough to attempt it. NewAgeParanormal/YouTube Nestled between Brazil and Terre Haute, in the unincorporated community of Cloverland sits the cemetery known to locals as the 100 Steps Cemetery....
The site ActiveJunky.com just released a list of “30 Terrifying Trails” from all over the world. Trails included some truly scary-looking spots in Italy, Japan, the Swiss Alps, Peru, Guatemala, Spain and many other places around the world (there were more international trails listed than domestic U.S. trails). We were surprised to find three of Utah’s trails on this list – mostly because one of the trails is popular with Utah’s families, and also because they didn’t include Utah’s deadliest hikes....
Are you looking for a fun, relaxing way to spend a summer day? One fantastic option is to spend time cooling off near a creek where you can hear the water flowing over rocks, birds in the trees, and even feel a warm summer breeze. Check out these lovely creeks around Arizona that will offer a picture perfect scenario! Ash Creek Patrick Dockens/Flickr Located near Mount Graham, this creek is accessible via the Ash Creek Trail #307....
