Rhode Island S Major Cities Looked So Different In 1910

The 1910s were a pivotal era in world history. Not only was WWI in full effect, but major advancements in technology were happening all around. States like Rhode Island were blossoming with new immigrants settling in the state and many states were celebrating a booming economy prior to the great depression that was still a decade away. While it’s fascinating to read up and learn more about what life was once like, nothing quite compares to looking at old photos to help visualize the times....

July 20, 2022 · 5 min · 879 words · Frank Herrmann

The 12 Best Little Known Restaurants In Washington

Washington’s best and most popular restaurants tend to get a lot of publicity. That’s a good thing, and they’re usually worth the hype – our dining scene is amazing. But sometimes it’s fun to discover those hidden gems that are off the beaten path or those hole-in-the-wall places that sometimes get overlooked. These restaurants will be familiar to the people who live in the cities they’re in. But for those of you who go for a visit or are new to town, they’ll be a little more difficult to discover....

July 20, 2022 · 7 min · 1378 words · Manuel Williams

The 7 Best Most Mouthwatering Donut Shops In Mississippi

Homer Simpson may not have been the brightest guy, but he was right about one thing – donuts are awesome! Whether for breakfast or a late night snack, nothing can compare to the perfectly fried pastry, especially when topped with a sugary glaze or a delicious icing. Okay, is your mouth watering yet? Well, a trip to one of these 7 Mississippi donut shops should definitely do the trick. Shipley Do-Nuts (several locations throughout the state) Christopher P....

July 20, 2022 · 5 min · 1017 words · Natalie Kelly

The Best Cities For Singles In North Carolina

The other day, I heard a friend say, “cuffing season is near.” While I laughed, I couldn’t help but think…this is true. It is nice to have a special someone to go to pumpkin patches with, coordinate matching Halloween costumes, and keep you warm on cool nights. Now that I think about it, fall is a really cute season to have a boyfriend. Aside…North Carolina is pretty diverse when it comes to L-O-V-E....

July 20, 2022 · 5 min · 937 words · Veronica Savoy

This Road Trip In Oregon Only Takes One Tank Of Gas

Have you started planning any awesome summer road trips yet? If not, don’t stress about it – we’re here to help you out! Here’s one amazing road trip itinerary we put together; it will take you through some of the most beautiful places in northern and central Oregon on just one tank of gas. Oregon is big state, but it turns out one tank of gas can take you quite far (300 miles per tank is the average)....

July 20, 2022 · 7 min · 1450 words · Michael Mahoney

You Ll Never Forget A Trip To These 12 Waterfront Spots In Massachusetts

There’s nothing like escaping to the water when the weather starts heating up. Luckily, Massachusetts isn’t lacking in beautiful beaches, rivers, ponds and lakes. No matter where in the state you are, residents are always within reach of a lovely waterfront spot. Here are a few of the most enchanting places in Massachusetts where you can relax or explore by the water. Lake Onota, Pittsfield Flickr/gigi_nyc Flickr/gigi_nyc Lake Onota in Pittsfield is a gorgeous, sapphire lake that offers plenty to do and see....

July 20, 2022 · 7 min · 1428 words · Maria Dankert

10 Amazing Restaurants On The Washington Coast

We might not have the weather of the Southern California beach towns, but Washington’s coastal communities are just as charming and beautiful. Many of them also happen to have delicious food. The next time you’re near the water, give one of these highly rated restaurants a try. Blue Buoy Restaurant, 2323 Westhaven Dr., Westport Shellie-Ann A. Liz C. / Yelp Whether it’s a classic fish and chips lunch or a savory breakfast you’re craving, you’ll find it at Blue Buoy Restaurant, which is open only until 1:30PM (2:30 on weekends)....

July 19, 2022 · 5 min · 905 words · Brent Sanders

10 Best Patios In Detroit

Before the summer is over and the cold creeps up on us, it’s a good idea to check out a few of these 10 restaurants that serve more than just delicious food and drinks! These dining spots also offer the best views of Detroit and you just have to visit them for yourself. So check out this list of the best outdoor patios to lounge on in the Detroit area....

July 19, 2022 · 5 min · 1050 words · Michelle Hood

10 Little Known Beaches In Maine That Ll Make Your Summer Even Better

Maine has more coast than California, which makes it no surprise that we have some some great beaches. While many are crowd favorites, becoming packed pretty early each day, others are located just out of the way. These are the beaches we love most and hope you’ll agree. And, if you have any suggestions, please leave them for everyone on Facebook! Barred Island Preserve, Deer Island JR P / Flickr This beach is so secret, it’s only accessible for part of the day....

July 19, 2022 · 8 min · 1502 words · Margo Swavely

10 Most Charming Old Town Districts In Kansas

Craving the simplicity of yesteryear but worry it no longer exists? Fear not, as Kansas is home to several wonderful historic places that are sure to take you back in time, including these 10 charming old town districts that are perfect for a leisurely weekend stroll: Historic Chestnut Street District (Hays) Chestnut Street District Facebook What do we love most about Hays’s charming downtown area? Maybe it’s the brick-lined streets? The breweries and restaurants?...

July 19, 2022 · 4 min · 838 words · Paul Bilbro

10 Unforgettable Museums In Indiana

A few days ago you learned about some of the museums that were too weird for words in Indiana. Truth be told, we have some “normal” museums here too. In fact, here are ten of my personal favorites! Angel Mounds State Historic Site From their Facebook page. Angel Mounds State Historic Site is located in Evansville. With a gift shop, facility rentals, and trails, this Historic Site is bound to make your experience unforgettable....

July 19, 2022 · 8 min · 1539 words · Paul Cianchetti

10 Unique Attractions In Rhode Island

Rhode Island is no stranger to the unique and different, and there is no shortage of one-of-a-kind adventures to be had in state. While this might be surprising given its small size, what the people of the Ocean State lack in square mileage they make up for in fun experiences. Here are 10 unique attractions in Rhode Island that we highly recommend checking out immediately. The Umbrella Factory, Charlestown Flickr/peppergrasss From vintage shops and charming cafes to emus roaming around the property, The Umbrella Factory is a memorable and fun attraction....

July 19, 2022 · 4 min · 644 words · William King

11 Magnificent Trails To Hike In Southern California Before You Die

Now that March is here, it sure seems like a great time to brush off that hiking bucket list and go hit some of Southern California’s best hiking trails. If your bucket list is in need of a little refreshing, here are 11 hikes that will give you a dose of inspiration. Number six is my personal favorite. Which one is tops on your list? Point Dume – 27807 Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu....

July 19, 2022 · 7 min · 1349 words · Corey Campbell

12 Reasons People From Tennessee Are Tough

Tennessee is known as one of the most beautiful states in the nation, a solid stone in our country’s foundation that gives heart and soul to the betterment of our homeland. We’re a good strain of folk, a solid group of Americans that feeds on hard work and betterment – and we’re about to show you why. Tennesseans have been known to survive the most difficult of circumstances. Wikipedia Commons The Sultana was destoryed on the Mississippi on April 27, 1865 and has been known as the worst maritime disaster in the states....

July 19, 2022 · 4 min · 830 words · Drucilla Jones

12 Reasons To Live In New Orleans

If you live in New Orleans, then you live with a lot of difficult things. Sometimes, you might even wonder why you go through it all. But then, all you have to do is take a walk outside. More often than not, the city will give back to you all the reasons living in New Orleans is the best. Here’s all of the amazing things New Orleans has to offer—and why you can’t live anywhere else....

July 19, 2022 · 5 min · 1015 words · Arnold Wood

12 Unforgettable Tours In Arkansas

A self-guided adventure in Arkansas is a great way to get to know the state, but if you’d rather trust your adventure to the experts, you can find plenty of opportunities here. From caves to lakes to bears (oh my!), here are twelve tours that everyone needs to take in Arkansas: Blanchard Springs Caverns (Fifty-Six) Flickr/Dave Thomas The Dripstone Trail through Blanchard Springs Caverns takes about an hour and has a few benches where you can rest if you get too tired....

July 19, 2022 · 6 min · 1161 words · Jean Cruson

13 Reasons Why Texas Is Weird And We Love It

I think we can all agree that Texas is far from “normal,” (whatever that means) but the things that make us a little strange are also the things that make us incredibly unique. The other states might not understand, but we don’t have a history of caring too much about their opinions anyway. Here are 13 reasons why Texas is weird…and we wouldn’t have it any other way. Our pride is bigger than Texas itself....

July 19, 2022 · 4 min · 689 words · Lucy Suzuki

15 Ways To Make A Virginian Mad

We all know that Virginia is for Lovers. We are notoriously polite, engaging, and will love nothing more than to talk about our beautiful home state. But even this cordiality has its limits, especially when faced with particular behaviors or comments that seem to really push our collective buttons. So here are the 15 sure-fire ways to really make a Virginian mad: Point out that Virginia “isn’t really the South” Wikicommons This one’s a complicated issue and largely depends on who you’re talking to, but most Virginians will correct you when you deny its southern roots....

July 19, 2022 · 5 min · 865 words · Ernest Jacobs

20 Photos Of Missouri In The 1970S

The 1970s were a pretty interesting time with some crazy fashions. Young boys wore leisure suits (if their parents dressed them that way…mine did), girls had “Farrah Fawcet” hair, and the decor was oranges, browns, and greens. Disco, hippies, bell-bottoms, and the “me decade.” Shall we visit? Lake of the Ozarks State Park, June 1973 Wikimedia/ By Bill Kuykendall, Photographer Pam Schumacher, waitress, poses for a photograph at “The Clown,” a floating restaurant at Osage Beach....

July 19, 2022 · 4 min · 726 words · Arnulfo White

21 Photos That Prove Why Pennsylvania Is The Best State

Pennsylvania is one of the most photogenic states: between its sprawling countryside, dramatic mountain vistas, deep forests, and glittering cities, there is little that a photographer would be left wanting. Here are 21 unbelievable photographs of our beautiful state. PNC Park in Pittsburgh Zach Frailey/ Flickr One of the best places to watch baseball… in the world. Baughman’s Rock in Ohiopyle State Park Kordite/ Flickr Just one of the breathtakingly beautiful vistas in our state....

July 19, 2022 · 4 min · 707 words · Suzan Brunson