The Mary Baker Eddy Library in Boston, Massachusetts, is a cultural and research institution dedicated to exploring the life, ideas, and achievements of Mary Baker Eddy, the founder of Christian Science, along with the history of the Christian Science movement.
Thomas Edison National Historical Park in West Orange, New Jersey, preserves the inventor's home called Glenmont and his massive laboratory complex, where he developed over half of his 1,093 U.S. patents including the motion picture camera, improved phonograph, sound recordings, and nickel-iron battery from 1887 until his death in 1931.
Count Orlok's Nightmare Gallery is a horror and monster museum located in Salem, Massachusetts, known for its life-sized wax figures and sculptures of iconic characters from horror and science fiction films spanning over a century.
Nelson-Kennedy Ledges State Park spans 167 acres of dramatic sandstone cliffs, towering rock formations up to 60 feet high, deep fissures, waterfalls, and lush hemlock gorges in Portage County's Nelson Township, northeastern Ohio.
Virgin River Casino and Lodge is a family- and pet-friendly resort in Mesquite, Nevada, USA, at 100 E Pioneer Blvd off I-15, featuring over 700 newly remodeled rooms with free WiFi, cable TV, and drive-up parking.
Butterfly World in Coconut Creek, Florida, is the world’s largest butterfly park, opened in 1988 and home to over 20,000 live butterflies from more than 150 species.
World War II Veterans Memorial State Park, located on Social Street in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, honors local veterans with memorials, playgrounds, picnic areas, tennis and volleyball courts, shuffleboard, horseshoes, and walking paths.
Northern Lights Casino in Walker, Minnesota, is owned and operated by the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe and has been serving guests since its opening in 2001.
Cape Cod National Seashore in Massachusetts is a vast protected area covering about 40 miles of pristine Atlantic coastline on the outer part of Cape Cod.
Brown County State Park is Indiana's largest state park, spanning nearly 16,000 acres of rugged hills, ridges, and fog-shrouded valleys in southern Indiana.
Hanging Rock State Park in North Carolina covers over 9,000 acres in the Sauratown Mountains, known as the mountains away from the mountains because they stand apart from the Blue Ridge range.
Argyle Lake State Park spans 1,700 acres of rolling hills and virgin forests in McDonough County, west-central Illinois, just north of Colchester and 7 miles from Macomb.
Grand Mere State Park spans 1,100 acres near Stevensville in Michigan's southwestern corner, featuring towering sand dunes, deep blowouts, nearly two miles of Lake Michigan shoreline, and three ancient inland lakes formed by receding glaciers.
The Beckley Exhibition Coal Mine in Beckley, West Virginia, is a historic coal mine opened as a museum in 1962, dedicated to educating the public on the coal mining history of Appalachia.
Hilgard Junction State Park covers 232 acres along the Grande Ronde River next to Interstate 84 at its Highway 244 junction near La Grande in Union County, Oregon, offering shaded camping amid cottonwood and ponderosa pine forests.
Missoula, Montana, is a vibrant city located in western Montana at the confluence of five mountain ranges and three major rivers—the Clark Fork, Bitterroot, and Blackfoot.
El Capitán State Beach is a scenic coastal park on the Gaviota Coast about 17–20 miles west of Santa Barbara that features a broad sandy beach, rocky tidepools, sycamore‑and‑oak shaded meadows, and dramatic blufftop views where visitors swim, surf, fish, picnic, and camp.
