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Mother Goose House
“Built in 1940 by local inventor and craftsman George Stacy, the house is designed in the shape of a giant goose” The Mother Goose House in Hazard, Kentucky, is a unique architectural landmark that has captured the curiosity of locals and visitors for decades. Built in 1940 by local inventor and craftsman George Stacy, the…
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The Red River Farms Sunflower Festival
“The star attraction of the festival is, of course, the stunning sunflower fields.” The Red River Farms TN Sunflower Festival is an enchanting celebration of summer’s vibrant beauty. Each year, this festival draws visitors from near and far, eager to experience the golden fields of sunflowers in full bloom. If you’re looking for a perfect…
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The Betsy Ross House
“According to legend, in June 1776, Betsy was visited by General George Washington” The Betsy Ross House is located at 239 Arch Street, this charming colonial home is widely believed to be the place where Betsy Ross lived and crafted the first American flag. Let’s delve into the rich history and significance of this iconic…
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The Airplane Restaurant
“The restaurant is a fully intact Boeing KC-97 tanker from 1953” The Airplane Restaurant isn’t just aviation-inspired—it’s aviation, quite literally. The centerpiece of the restaurant is a fully intact Boeing KC-97 tanker from 1953. Stepping inside, you’re transported into a world where aviation history and delicious food come together. The walls are adorned with aviation…
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Hurricane Ridge
“Rising to an elevation of 5,242 feet, it provides an exceptional vantage point for viewing the Olympic Mountains” Hurricane Ridge is aptly named, capturing the spirit of the powerful winds that frequently sweep across its rugged terrain. Rising to an elevation of 5,242 feet, it provides an exceptional vantage point for viewing the Olympic Mountains.…
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Oldest Cracker Barrel
“This flagship location quickly became a hit, offering home-style meals and a unique retail store featuring country-themed merchandise” The first Cracker Barrel Old Country Store opened in 1969 in Lebanon, Tennessee, founded by Dan Evins as a way to provide travelers with a friendly, nostalgic dining experience that reflected Southern hospitality. This flagship location quickly…
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The Harrisburg Covered Bridge, Tennessee’s Oldest Covered Bridge
“The Harrisburg Covered Bridge built in 1875, has been standing tall for 151 years as of this writing.” The bridge was constructed during a time when covered bridges were essential for protecting the wooden structures from the elements. At 83 feet long, the Harrisburg Covered Bridge allowed for safe passage across the Little Pigeon River,…
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Arlington National Cemetery
“Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, where an honor guard stands watch 24/7 to symbolize America’s commitment to honoring its fallen heroes.” Arlington National Cemetery, located across the Potomac River from Washington, D.C., is one of the United States’ most hallowed burial grounds. Established during the Civil War in 1864 on the grounds of Arlington House,…
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Eiffel Tower Park
“Standing 60 feet tall, the replica may be much smaller than the original in France” Just outside Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area, the town of Paris has fully embraced its name with its own version of the Eiffel Tower. Standing 60 feet tall, the replica may be much smaller than the original in…
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Frist Art Museum in Nashville
“Current exhibitions at the Frist Art Museum include Journey through Japan: Myths to Manga” The Frist Art Museum has become one of Tennessee’s leading art destinations since opening in 2001. Housed inside Nashville’s historic former post office building, the museum combines rotating exhibitions with striking Art Deco architecture that makes the building itself part of…
