The Historic Occidental Hotel in Buffalo, Wyoming, is a beautifully restored landmark that dates back to 1880, offering guests an authentic Old West experience combined with modern comforts.
The Fordyce Bathhouse, opened in 1915 and located on Bathhouse Row within Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas, is the park’s visitor center and museum today.
Lake Darling State Park covers 1,417 acres of scenic wooded hills and valleys around Iowa's largest man-made lake—a 302-acre reservoir with 18 miles of shoreline—located in Washington County near Brighton, southeast Iowa, USA, dedicated in 1950 and named for conservation champion J.N. Ding Darling, the Pulitzer-winning Des Moines Register cartoonist.
Phoenix, Arizona, was settled in 1867 by John W. Swilling, who recognized the agricultural potential of the Salt River Valley thanks to the irrigation canals initially created by the ancient Hohokam people.
The American Jazz Museum in Kansas City, Missouri, is dedicated to celebrating and preserving the rich history of jazz music, with a special focus on Kansas City's unique contributions to the genre.
Charlotte Harbor Preserve State Park encompasses over 45,000 acres across Charlotte and Lee counties in Florida, USA, as the state's third-largest park, safeguarding more than 100 miles of pristine shoreline around Charlotte Harbor and five aquatic preserves including Gasparilla Sound, Cape Haze, and Pine Island Sound.
The Idaho Shakespeare Festival is a well-established regional repertory theatre in Boise, Idaho, known for its summer performances held from June through September.
Depot Casino & Restaurant is a historic locals casino housed in Fallon's original 1907 Southern Pacific Railroad depot at 875 W Williams Avenue in Fallon, Nevada, along Highway 50.
Nelson Dewey State Park in Wisconsin, USA, spans 756 acres atop a 500-foot bluff overlooking the Mississippi River near Cassville, once part of the Stonefield estate of the state's first governor, Nelson Dewey.
The U.S. Veterans Memorial Museum in Huntsville, Alabama, is a premier military museum established in 2001 to honor American veterans from the Revolutionary War through modern conflicts.
Bears Den Natural Area spans nearly 100 acres in Gilsum, New Hampshire, featuring dramatic cliffs, caves, geological potholes, and a series of 30-60 foot schist rock crags popular for climbing routes from 5.5 to 5.11 difficulty.
Fall River Heritage State Park spans 14 acres along the Taunton River in Fall River, Massachusetts, beside the Charles M. Braga Jr. Memorial Bridge and near Battleship Cove, home to the USS Massachusetts battleship.
Big Stone Island Nature Area is a 100-acre island preserve in Big Stone Lake, Roberts County, South Dakota, near the Minnesota border and 14 miles north of Milbank off SD Highway 109.
Wooden Nickel Casino is a charming, historic gaming venue on the ground floor of the Iron Horse Inn and adjacent Martin & Mason Hotel at 9 Lee Street in downtown Deadwood, South Dakota, blending Old West character with modern slots.
Lake Havasu City, Arizona, was established in 1963 by industrialist Robert P. McCulloch who purchased land along the Colorado River's Lake Havasu, originally formed by the Parker Dam completed in the late 1930s.
