The Weisman Art Museum, located on the University of Minnesota campus in Minneapolis, is renowned for its striking building designed by architect Frank Gehry, completed in 1993, which features an abstract, stainless steel facade that contrasts with the natural Mississippi River bluff it overlooks.
The Nanticoke Indian Museum, located in Millsboro, Delaware, is the only Native American museum in the state and serves as a vital cultural and historical center for the Nanticoke Indian Tribe.
The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Florida serves as the public exhibition and educational facility for NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, located on Merritt Island.
Wasatch Mountain State Park is a large Utah state park located near the town of Midway in the Wasatch Back, about 50 miles east and south of Salt Lake City at an elevation of roughly 5,900 feet.
Petrified Forest National Park in northeastern Arizona spans approximately 346 square miles within the Painted Desert and is best known for its extensive and colorful deposits of petrified wood dating back around 225 million years to the Late Triassic Epoch.
Wendell State Forest is a roughly 7,500–8,000‑acre state forest in the town of Wendell, Franklin County, Massachusetts, lying on a rolling, forested plateau south of the Millers River.
Dayton State Park is a roughly 150–160‑acre Nevada state park on the banks of the Carson River in the historic town of Dayton, about 12 miles east of Carson City.
Crystal Bay Casino, also known as Crystal Bay Club Casino, is a historic gaming venue on the north shore of Lake Tahoe in Crystal Bay, Nevada, right at the California-Nevada state line.
The Missouri State Penitentiary, located in Jefferson City, Missouri, was a maximum-security prison that operated from 1836 to 2004, making it the oldest continuously operating prison west of the Mississippi River until its closure.
Osage Casino Hotel Tulsa, owned and operated by the Osage Nation at 951 West 36th Street North in northwest Tulsa, Oklahoma, opened its expanded flagship facility in August 2018 after a $150 million project that replaced a 2006 original with a 247,000-square-foot complex featuring 1,500 electronic gaming machines, 20 table games, five poker tables, and a sports bar amid 24/7 operations funding over 90% of tribal government services.
Corpus Christi is a coastal city in southern Texas named after the Roman Catholic Feast Day of Corpus Christi when it was discovered by Spanish explorer Alonso Alvarez de Pineda in 1519.
Squantz Pond State Park covers 172 acres along the southwestern shore of the 270-acre Squantz Pond in New Fairfield, Connecticut, near Candlewood Lake and bordered by Pootatuck State Forest.
Stone State Park covers 1,069 acres of rugged Loess Hills bluffs and ravines along the Big Sioux River near Sioux City in northwest Iowa, USA, at the Iowa-South Dakota border.
McCalls Dam State Park is an 8-acre day-use park in Miles Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, along White Deer Creek amid the surrounding Bald Eagle State Forest.
