Confederate Memorial State Historic Site, a 135-acre park in Higginsville, Missouri, preserves the grounds of the Confederate Soldiers Home of Missouri, established in 1891 to provide refuge for aging Civil War Confederate veterans and their families after they faced hardship and disenfranchisement.
Quapaw Casino Miami, located at 58100 E 64th Rd in Miami, Oklahoma, is owned and operated by the Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma as a smaller gaming venue near the town of Quapaw, offering 24/7 access with over 500 slot machines, table games like blackjack and poker, hot seat cash giveaways every day, and promotions tied to the same players club as Downstream Casino.
Creek Nation Casino Eufaula in Eufaula, Oklahoma, was a Muscogee (Creek) Nation-owned gaming venue at 806 West Forest Avenue that opened in 2004 as a 7,400-square-foot facility featuring 240-241 electronic gaming machines and one restaurant, operating daily from around 8 AM or 10 AM until 2 AM or 4 AM for guests 21 and older.
Cherry Creek State Park is a 4,200‑acre Colorado state park located southeast of Denver in Aurora, built around an 850‑ to 880‑acre reservoir that serves as its central feature.
Dockweiler Beach (Dockweiler State Beach) is a broad, popular Los Angeles shoreline located west of LAX in Playa del Rey that spans roughly 3.7 miles of sandy coast and offers a wide paved beach path, lifeguarded swimming areas at times, volleyball courts, picnic areas, and dozens of coin‑operated fire rings for evening bonfires.
Robinson State Park is a narrow 1,025-acre public recreation area primarily in Agawam, with a small portion in Westfield, Massachusetts, following the meandering Westfield River along its northern border.
Rooster Rock State Park spans 873 acres along the Columbia River Gorge in Oregon, USA, just 22 miles east of Portland near Corbett, offering a mix of riverfront beaches, forested trails, and the park's iconic 175-foot basalt pillar named by Lewis and Clark during their 1805 expedition.
The American Visionary Art Museum (AVAM) in Baltimore, Maryland, founded in 1995 by Rebecca Alban Hoffberger, is the nation’s official museum for self-taught, intuitive, and visionary art.
Latourell Falls, a stunning 224-foot single-plunge waterfall in Guy W. Talbot State Park along Oregon's Columbia River Gorge just east of Troutdale off the Historic Columbia River Highway, cascades straight down from an overhanging basalt cliff showcasing rare columnar basalt formations and vibrant chartreuse lichen, making it one of the Gorge's most photogenic drops visible from the road.
Fort Hill Earthworks & Nature Preserve spans 1,300 acres in Highland County, Ohio, protecting a spectacular 2,000-year-old Hopewell culture hilltop enclosure with 1.5 miles of earthen walls up to 15 feet high, 33 gateways, and an interior ditch, likely used for ceremonies rather than defense.
Border Field State Park Beach marks California's southernmost coastal point in San Diego County, just 15 miles south of downtown San Diego at the U.S.-Mexico border near Imperial Beach, encompassing dunes, salt marshes, and a 1.5-mile stretch of light brown sand backed by the Tijuana River estuary wetlands.
Island Beach State Park, located just south of Seaside Park in Ocean County, New Jersey, spans nearly 3,000 acres across a 10-mile barrier island between the Atlantic Ocean and Barnegat Bay, serving as one of the state's last major undeveloped coastal reserves.
Fifth Avenue in New York City stretches 6 miles north-south from Washington Square Park through Midtown to Harlem, evolving from a quiet 19th-century residential road lined with Gilded Age mansions of tycoons like the Vanderbilts into the world's premier luxury shopping street by the early 20th century as those homes gave way to flagship stores, skyscrapers, and landmarks.
Rosalie Mansion and Gardens in Natchez, Mississippi, is an elegant antebellum estate built in 1823 by wealthy cotton planter Peter Little on land once part of Fort Rosalie, named to honor the French settlers.
The T-Mobile Center in downtown Kansas City, Missouri, is a state-of-the-art multi-purpose arena that opened in 2007 originally as the Sprint Center before being renamed in 2020 after T-Mobile’s merger with Sprint.
The Adler Planetarium in Chicago, founded in 1930 by businessman Max Adler, is the first planetarium in the Western Hemisphere and a leading institution dedicated to astronomy and astrophysics.
Fort Ord Dunes State Park is a coastal preserve on the Monterey Bay near Marina that protects dunes, blufftop terraces, and about four miles of shoreline where visitors hike, bike, birdwatch, and view seals and shorebirds while learning about the site’s military history as part of the former Fort Ord.
