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Tippecanoe Battlefield: Indiana
On November 7, 1811, a battle broke out between United States troops and the members of Tecumseh’s Shawnee tribe. The over 1,000 US...

Erin Egnatz
May 21, 20202 min read
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Iroquois Theatre and Death Alley: Chicago
The Iroquois Theatre was located on Randolph Street in downtown Chicago. It opened in November of 1903 and had a capacity of just over...

Erin Egnatz
May 19, 20202 min read
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Jesse James Farm: Missouri
If you like stories of outlaws and bank robbers, chances are that you know about Jesse James. Born in 1847, Jesse grew up in a part of...

Erin Egnatz
May 18, 20202 min read
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Wood Island Lighthouse: Maine
The Wood Island Lighthouse in Biddleford, Maine began operating all the way back in 1808 when President Jefferson requested its...

Erin Egnatz
May 16, 20201 min read
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The Lemp Mansion: St. Louis
The Lemp Mansion, built in 1868, is said to be one of the most haunted houses in the United States. The Lemp family, famous brewers at...

Erin Egnatz
May 13, 20202 min read
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USS North Carolina
The USS North Carolina is a former battleship that was used during the second World War. She was commissioned months before the Pearl...

Erin Egnatz
May 11, 20201 min read
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Harpers Ferry
Hapers Ferry has seen a lot in its time. It's been a part of two states; first Virginia then West Virginia during the Civil War. It's...

Erin Egnatz
May 9, 20202 min read
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Buffalo Central Terminal: New York
Buffalo Central Terminal is a train station that ran from the 1920's to 1979. At 17 stories, the building is eye catching with its...

Erin Egnatz
May 6, 20201 min read
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Thomas Jefferson's Monticello: Virginia
Right outside of Charlottesville, Virginia sits the former home of Thomas Jefferson, one of the United States founding father's, former...

Erin Egnatz
May 4, 20201 min read
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Sloss Furnaces: Alabama
In Birmingham, Alabama sits the remains of Sloss Furnaces, a former blast furnace used to make iron. It opened in 1882 and ran until the...

Erin Egnatz
May 2, 20201 min read
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Yuma Territorial Prison: Arizona
In Yuma, Arizona sits the Yuma Territorial Prison. It opened in the 1870's, years before Arizona was a state. The prison had a...

Erin Egnatz
Apr 30, 20201 min read
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Union Cemetery: Easton, Connecticut
Union Cemetery in Easton, Connecticut was founded in the 1700's; meaning it has a long history with many buried there. Union Cemetery...

Erin Egnatz
Apr 28, 20201 min read
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Congress Plaza Hotel: Chicago
The Congress Hotel in Chicago has been housing travelers since the days of the Wold Fair back in the 1890's. It has seen a lot in its...

Erin Egnatz
Apr 27, 20202 min read
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The Alamo
In San Antonio, Texas sits the famous Alamo. The Alamo was the site of an epic battle that took place in 1836 between the Republic of...

Erin Egnatz
Apr 25, 20202 min read
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Beauvoir: Biloxi, Mississippi
In February I visited Mississippi for the first time. I did some research ahead of my visit because I wanted to visit at least one...

Erin Egnatz
Apr 24, 20202 min read
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The Westgate Las Vegas
The Westgate, which used to be The Las Vegas Hilton, is one of the many hotels in Las Vegas. What’s really interesting about the Westgate...

Erin Egnatz
Apr 22, 20201 min read
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National Museum of the US Air Force
The National Museum of the US Air Force, in Dayton, Ohio, originally opened in the 1920's. It holds an amazing collection of planes used...

Erin Egnatz
Apr 21, 20201 min read
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Heceta Head Lighthouse
On the coast of Florence, Oregon sits Heceta Head Lighthouse. It dates back to the late 1800's where it has guided ships ever since. ...

Erin Egnatz
Apr 20, 20201 min read
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Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia
Williamsburg, Virginia is famous for being unique in its colonial setting. Visiting there is like stepping through a portal to a...

Erin Egnatz
Apr 17, 20202 min read
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Lincoln's Ghost Train
Abraham Lincoln was the 16th president of the United States. His presidency was one full of turmoil as the great rebellion known as The...

Erin Egnatz
Apr 15, 20202 min read
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