Shutterstock Lincoln’s Kentucky roots run deep here Three miles south of Hodgenville, a stretch of central Kentucky hill country holds the first…
Wikimedia Commons/Terry Greene Louisiana’s Northshore is worth the drive Cross the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway and the city falls away behind you. Water…
Shutterstock Where cannons meet the coast Fort Casey sits on a high bluff on the west side of Whidbey Island, right where…
Wikimedia Commons/Dougtone The mill that changed everything A bright yellow wooden building sits on the bank of the Blackstone River in Pawtucket,…
Shutterstock Bath’s still built on ships Bath sits on the west bank of the Kennebec River in midcoast Maine, and the whole…
Wikimedia Commons/N.V. Deremer It’s Been Standing for 275 Years Fort McClary State Historic Site sits on a hill at Kittery Point, Maine,…
Wikimedia Commons/Chris Light Metamora’s canal still floats past Main Street Southeast Indiana hides a village where the 1800s never really ended. Metamora…
Shutterstock The graves are still there Dodge City earned the nickname Queen of the Cowtowns a long time ago, and one corner…
Wikimedia Commons/schuss42 It’s Hana’s wildest stop You can drive the Road to Hana and see waterfalls, bamboo forests and ocean views for…