Red Clay State Historic Park spans 263 acres in southern Bradley County, Tennessee, just north of the Georgia state line near Cleveland, preserving the final capital grounds of the Cherokee Nation from 1832 to 1838 before the Trail of Tears forced removal.
Nugget Casino Resort is Northern Nevada's premier full-service casino hotel in downtown Sparks at Victorian Square, featuring two 29-story towers with 1,382 rooms, a 75,000-square-foot gaming floor with over 900 slots, video poker, table games, and a sportsbook.
The Kelsey Museum of Archaeology at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor was founded from the collection efforts of Francis W. Kelsey, a Latin professor who began acquiring artifacts in 1893 to aid his teaching.
The Delaware Museum of Nature and Science, located in Wilmington, Delaware, was founded in 1957 by John Eleuthere du Pont and opened to the public in 1972 near Winterthur.
The New Orleans Jazz Museum, located in the historic Old U.S. Mint building on Esplanade Avenue in the French Quarter, is dedicated to preserving and celebrating the rich history of jazz music in the city where the genre was born.
The Torpedo Factory Art Center in Alexandria, Virginia, is a vibrant arts venue housed in a 100-year-old former naval munitions plant that produced torpedoes during World Wars I and II.
De León Springs State Park spans 625 acres in Volusia County near DeLeon Springs, Florida, USA, centered on a second-magnitude spring called Acuera or "Healing Waters" by the Mayaca Indians, which pumps 19 million gallons of clear 72°F water daily into Spring Garden Run.
Ukiah-Dale Forest State Scenic Corridor is a scenic state park in Umatilla County, eastern Oregon, USA, stretching along U.S. Highway 395 between Ukiah and Dale beside the North Fork John Day River and Camas Creek.
Wildlife Safari in Winston, Oregon, is a unique 615-acre drive-through animal park that opened in 1972 with the vision of founder Frank Hart to help save rare and endangered species.
Tarkiln Bayou Preserve State Park covers over 4,000 acres southwest of Pensacola in Escambia County, Florida, protecting rare wet prairies, pine flatwoods, coastal bayous, and one of the largest stands of endangered pitcher plants including the unique white-topped variety found only along the Gulf Coast between the Apalachicola and Mississippi Rivers.
Pittock Mansion, a 46-room French Renaissance chateau of Tenino sandstone built between 1911 and 1914 atop Portland's West Hills on 46 acres offering panoramic city and Cascade views, served as the dream home for newspaper magnate Henry Pittock—publisher of The Oregonian since 1860—and his wife Georgiana, who championed women's suffrage and the Rose Festival, though both passed shortly after moving in.
Chimney Rock National Monument in Colorado is an archaeological and cultural site located within the San Juan National Forest that preserves over 200 ancient homes and ceremonial buildings constructed by the Ancestral Puebloans more than a thousand years ago.
Cane Creek State Park is a 2,053-acre destination in Lincoln County, Arkansas, that uniquely sits where the rolling West Gulf Coastal Plain meets the flat Mississippi Alluvial Plain.
Ackley Lake State Park is a 290‑acre state park about four miles southwest of Hobson in central Montana, centered on a 160‑acre lake with views of the Little Belt and Snowy Mountains rising above open prairie and farmland.
