The US has some pretty crazy laws on the books. Some of them are so bizarre you have to wonder what legislators were thinking when they wrote them. They may not be enforceable, but that doesn’t stop people from trying to follow them! From a law against wearing socks with sandals in Florida to one … Read more
Connecticut occupies the southernmost region of New England. Known as the Constitution State, Connecticut was key to forming the United States. Connecticut’s museums are rich in United States history and the state’s cultural heritage. Whether you want to explore the scenic lakes, crashing waterfalls, or lush forests, Connecticut has everything you may need. Learn more … Read more
New Jersey is the 4th smallest US state. Nicknamed the Garden State, New Jersey is worth exploring. Parks, Museums, and other beauties of nature dot this state. You may start your tour at the Atlantic Coast and enjoy many exciting activities. Today, we compile a list of interesting New Jersey Facts that you may not … Read more
West Virginia boasts the best of the East Coast’s beautiful scenery. West Virginia is a forested mountainous state filled with rivers, hiking trails, camping sites, and ski resorts. From the historic Harpers Ferry to the celebrated golf courses in Greenbrier, West Virginia offers an unparalleled adventure. Did you know that West Virginia has a bunker? … Read more
South Carolina is a unique state located in the Southeastern United States. The state has golf parks, water parks, stage shows, holiday resorts, scenic beaches, and some of the rarest animals in the nation. You can begin your tour at Charleston harbor and visit the fort where the Civil War started. The peaceful Caesar Head … Read more
The Hoosier State is rich in history, culture, and educational escapes. Fort Wayne, Lafayette, and Bloomington are cities you can visit other than Indianapolis–the state’s capital– to explore the state. Even though the famous Indianapolis 500 takes place in May every year, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum on site is open throughout the year. Today, … Read more
New Hampshire attained statehood on June 21, 1788. It was the ninth state to join the Union. New Hampshire has many nicknames, The Granite State, Mother of River, the White Mountain State, and Switzerland of America. New Hampshire, one of the original 13 colonies, was the first state to have its state constitution. Its spirit … Read more
Vermont is the second smallest state in the USA. A state in the New England region of the United States. Vermont attained statehood on March 4, 1791. It was the 14th State in the Union. Also famous with the nickname of The Green Mountain State. Vermont was one of the first states to outlaw slavery. … Read more
Massachusetts attained statehood in 1788. It became the first state to join the Union. Massachusetts has many nicknames, The Bay State, The Old Colony State, Pilgrim State, and The Codfish State. Massachusetts is one of the original 13 colonies and one of the six New England states. It was officially called a commonwealth. The Bay … Read more
Hawaii is one of the 50 states of the United States. Hawaii became the 50th state of the United States on August 21, 1959. It is the only state in the tropics that is not in North America and is an island nation. Hawaii is one of four US states that were once sovereign nations, … Read more
