Saint Edward State Park is a 326-acre day-use park straddling Kenmore and Kirkland in King County, Washington, along Lake Washington's northeast shore, featuring the longest stretch of undeveloped freshwater shoreline on the lake.
The Woody Guthrie Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is a museum and archive dedicated to preserving the life and legacy of American folk musician and social activist Woody Guthrie.
Stardust Resort and Casino was an iconic outer space-themed property on the Las Vegas Strip in Winchester, Nevada, opening on July 2, 1958, after developer Tony Cornero's death halted construction until his brother and investors like Rella Factor completed it as the world's largest hotel with 1,065 rooms across motel wings.
The Nathaniel Russell House in Charleston, South Carolina, is a beautifully preserved neoclassical townhouse built in 1808 for Nathaniel Russell, a wealthy merchant and slave trader.
Mount Grace State Forest is a roughly 1,500–1,700‑acre state forest in the town of Warwick in north‑central Massachusetts, centered on Mount Grace, a 1,621‑foot peak that is among the highest in the state east of the Connecticut River.
Granville State Forest covers 2,426 acres in the southern Berkshire Hills of Granville and Tolland, Massachusetts, along the Connecticut border, managed by the Department of Conservation and Recreation.
Paynes Creek Historic State Park, located just southeast of Bowling Green in central Florida along Paynes Creek and the Peace River, preserves sites from the mid-19th century Seminole Wars era, including the Kennedy-Darling Trading Post attacked in 1849 and nearby Fort Chokonikla, the first in a chain of frontier outposts amid settler-Seminole tensions.
Kolomoki Mounds State Park in southwest Georgia near Blakely, USA, protects 1,293 acres around one of North America's largest and oldest Woodland period mound complexes, built by Swift Creek and Weeden Island peoples from 350-900 CE as a major ceremonial center with villages and a plaza.
Hollywood Casino & Hotel Lawrenceburg is a riverfront gaming resort owned and operated by Penn Entertainment, located at 777 Hollywood Boulevard in Lawrenceburg, Indiana, on the Ohio River just 20 minutes west of Cincinnati.
Tseriadun State Recreation Site, also known as Agate Beach, is a day-use beach access park in Port Orford, northern Curry County, Oregon, USA, offering a mile-long stretch of pebbled sand and gravel shoreline north of Port Orford Heads between Garrison Lake and the Pacific Ocean.
Burr Pond State Park is a 438-acre recreational area in Torrington, Connecticut, that is defined by its namesake 85-acre man-made pond created in 1851 to provide power for local industries.
Ocean Springs Beach in Mississippi is known for its soft white sands and family-friendly atmosphere, featuring two main public beaches: Front Beach and East Beach.
Avalon State Park, located on North Hutchinson Island near Fort Pierce in Florida, USA, covers over 650 acres of pristine undeveloped beachfront along the Atlantic Ocean, stretching to the Indian River Lagoon.
J.P. Coleman State Park in Tishomingo County, Mississippi, sits on a rocky bluff overlooking the Tennessee River and expansive Pickwick Lake, ten miles north of Iuka off Highway 25.
Las Vegas, Nevada, founded in 1905 and incorporated in 1911, grew rapidly due to its location on the railroad connecting Los Angeles and Salt Lake City.
