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Snake Alley

Lombard Street in San Francisco gets all the glory but Snake Alley, built in 1894, was the first. The streets are very much the same wit...

Danish immigrants came to the prairie states in the late 1800s. Many were drawn to the same areas where their relatives and friends had al...

Tiny Kimballton, Iowa was founded in 1883 and settled by immigrants from Denmark. A little park with a fountain and an exact replica of th...

The Lincoln Highway , which goes from New York City to San Francisco, was formally dedicated in 1913. It was pieced together fro...

Why would anyone make a museum of clean? And why would anyone go to a museum of clean? The whole thing sounded pretty weird so we had to ...

Idaho, with a perfect climate of hot days and cool night plus rich volcanic soil, grows more potatoes than any other state. It only stand...

In the early days of aviation pilots used landmarks to chart their course which worked fine in the more populated eastern US but not as w...

The land for Beacon Hill Park was set aside as a protected area in 1858. It includes woodland and shoreline trails, two playgrounds, a w...

Burls develop when a tree sustains an injury, or from a viral or bacterial infection, or when a branch bud fails to develop properly. It m...