Think of Downtown Dallas and several things will probably spring straight to mind. The historic moments marking DT Dallas’s past with sadness. The glitz and glamor associated with the city from its oil industry dollars and the eighties Dallas themed TV show. The famous football team and their equally famous group of cheerleaders. Has Downtown …
Downtown Atlanta may have been founded way back in the early 1800’s but this city district, which covers around four square miles and includes nine neighborhoods, is as up to date and vivacious as if it were built yesterday. There’s nothing tired or shabby about the streets of Downtown Atlanta, They’re alive and kicking with …
The area where Center Point now sits was once occupied by Native Americans back in the 1700s. In 1816, settlers began to arrive from North Carolina and used the area for agricultural purposes, growing the settlement into a small village which housed a school, grocery store, blacksmith shop and a post office. Over the next …
As a suburb of Birmingham, Alabama, Mountain Brook allows visitors easy access to all the city’s attractions. It’s one of the state’s most affluent suburbs, with an abundance of historic landmarks, parks, shops, bars and restaurants. Whether you wish to spend a day at Birmingham Zoo, stroll around beautiful botanical gardens, or take a walk …
Selma, Alabama has been inhabited for centuries, with Native Americans, European and American settlers all staking their claims in the city. But Selma is perhaps best known for its involvement in the American Civil Rights Movement. Prior to the movement, African-Americans in Alabama were denied the right to vote, and this came to a head …
Troy, Alabama has a rich history, and for centuries was home to Native American tribes who settled around the Conecuh River. For twenty years during the mid-1700s, Troy became part of the region known as British West Florida colony, until the United States of America was founded. Today, it is one of the state’s fastest …
Trussville is a suburb of Birmingham, Alabama, located 15 miles northeast of the city. It is listed as one of the 100 best places to live in America, and one of the best towns in the state for young families. Trussville was named after the first European settler to live in the town – Warren …
Famous for Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming is a land of stately mountains, oil rigs, and wide-open plains, where you might still see cowboys rounding up steers and cattle just like they did in previous centuries. Most of Wyoming’s waterfalls are located in the aforementioned park, but not all of them. Please remember that the state …
A small city located on Pennsylvania’s only coast with the Great Lakes, Erie has many great outdoor activities – both on the lake and in surrounding forests. These, combined with excellent museums and world-class restaurants, make Erie a great tourist destination for visitors looking to escape the busier areas located elsewhere in the Great Lakes …
As an enthusiastic traveler of Mesa, I can proudly say that it’s a remarkable city nestled within the vibrant Phoenix metropolitan area. Known as the third largest city in Arizona, Mesa offers a unique blend of rich history and serene surroundings that make it an ideal destination for both residents and visitors. One of the …