Have you ever wondered what life in New Mexico would have looked like a century ago? If you were ever curious, you’ll want to check out these incredible photos. Take a look at this little town taken sometime between 1900 and 1910. Unfortunately, the original slide did not provide more details about the town or specific year but we think it still perfectly illustrates how a street scene would have looked at the turn of the century....
When it comes to food, no other state can compare. Louisiana’s cuisine is hands down the best in the country, perhaps even the world. When you leave Louisiana, you’re certainly going to be craving our famous Creole and Cajun cuisine. Here are 13 foods every Louisianian craves when they leave Louisiana. Muffalettas T.Tseng/Flickr You won’t find these gigantic sandwiches anywhere but Louisiana. King Cake Sharon Gerald/Flickr If you live outside of Louisiana, you’ll be sad during Mardi Gras when all of your friends and family back home are enjoying this tasty treat....
Massachusetts has a proud history filled with innovation and accomplishments. However, it also has borne witness to more than a few dark and gruesome events. From satanic murders to a bizarre urban disaster that killed dozens with nothing but sugar, here are some of the most horrible pieces of Massachusetts history that you’ve probably never heard about. A satanic cult sacrificed locals in the forests of Fall River. Flickr/FromSandToGlass Fall River was once terrorized by a murderous group who styled themselves as devil-worshipers and killed at least three women between 1979 and 1980....
Indiana is a great state to be during the holiday season – other states have nothing on us when it comes to cheer! From indoor to outdoor holiday traditions, here are a few things you can always catch Hoosiers doing this time of year. We spend the Friday after Thanksgiving outdoors Yelp Black Friday may mean great deals and savings, but for hundreds of Hoosiers, it means it’s time to head over to Circle of Lights, the downtown Indianapolis tree lighting festival....
Cleveland is overflowing with delightful restaurants that hide scrumptious delicacies, but with so many choices it can feel overwhelming trying to pick the destination for your night out. They say not to judge a book by its cover, and that saying certainly rings true at these tiny Cleveland eateries. Nate’s Deli & Restaurant - 1923 West 25th Street, Cleveland Google Maps Juviagens/TripAdvisor Welcome to your new go-to hangout spot for Mediterranean comfort food....
In a state this large, there are bound to be some differences in lifestyles, culture, and beliefs. Most dissimilarities are between Chicago and the rest of the state, and it has created a silent Northern vs Southern Illinois rivalry that we just can’t seem to get over. Below are nine true things that make each half of the state different yet still wonderful. No matter which part of the state you hail from, you’ll be familiar with these characteristics of northern and southern Illinois....
The words “all you can eat” are music to our ears here in Texas. Our appetites are almost as large as our state, so finding places that cater to that is always a great feeling – especially when those places serve all of our favorite Southern classics. Allen’s Family Style meals is one such restaurant, dishing out fried chicken, creamed corn, peach cobbler, and more comfort-food staples, only stopping when you’re full to the brim....
The Tar Heel State is swirling with ghost stories and creepy tales that’ll send chills up your spine, like those surrounding these 10 haunted hotels, and the chilling tale of this haunted bridge. The legends spread all the way from the mountains to the sea, in fact. The coast of North Carolina has been nicknamed the Graveyard of the Atlantic, so it only seems fitting that one of the state’s most haunting stories comes from the coast....
Raise your hand if you love Italian food! The following restaurant in Charm City is not only delicious, but it’s also colorful and eclectic, providing a unique dining experience for all. Check out this family-owned spot that’s sure to leave you full and satisfied. Cafe Gia is located in Baltimore’s Little Italy neighborhood. Facebook / Cafe Gia Ristorante With its hand-painted murals along the exterior, it’s hard to miss this colorful place....
Despite the fact that Louisville is a fabulous place to live, we all need the chance to get away from time to time. If everyday life has you feeling worn down, we have the perfect retreat for you, only 17 minutes from downtown Louisville. Captain’s Cabin Bed and Breakfast is a serene and cozy cabin that’s the perfect place to get away from it all. Tucked away just 17 minutes from downtown Louisville, Captain’s Cabin Bed and Breakfast is the ultimate get away spot near the city....
If you’re looking for one of the best burgers in Rhode Island, you have to head to a place where they take their burgers seriously. And with a name like Chomp, you know you’ve found the right place. Chomp Kitchen and Drinks is a cozy spot in Warren. Facebook/ Chomp Kitchen and Drinks People have flocked here for burger delights since the moment they opened their doors. The image of this burger is almost too much to believe....
We bet you didn’t know there was a haunted restaurant right here in Illinois. If ghosts give you nightmares, steer clear of this eatery. On the other hand, if you’re looking for more than just a meal, you’ll love this active place to dine. Creepy presences won’t ruin a good meal at this fantastic place. Keep scrolling for all the details. The Road House, located in Oregon, Illinois, has been around since 1919 and is currently both a museum and a haunted restaurant....
While we’ve got nothing but love for our favorite fine dining establishments throughout Michigan, there’s something to be said for venturing into the stranger side of our state’s restaurant scene from time to time. Don’t let their unique decor or fun themes fool you: these nine awesome eateries in the Great Lakes State still serve up fantastic fare and top-quality service. Golden Harvest (1625 Turner St, Lansing) TripAdvisor/dktro TripAdvisor/romanekj You’ll likely have to wait to be seated, but trust us when we say that a visit to Golden Harvest is well worth the time spent in line....
We love writing about Utah’s history – even when it’s a bit sordid. Ogden was once a dangerous place, but now its Historic 25th Street is a vibrant place with lots of restaurants and shops. 25th Street was once a notoriously dangerous place. During Prohibition, bootleggers dug tunnels from one business to another in order to transport alcohol and prostitutes. Assault and even murder were not uncommon here. Historic 25th Street - Ogden, Utah/Facebook...
This massive Massachusetts amusement park has transformed into a winter wonderland just in time for the holidays. Six Flags New England is debuting the largest holiday celebration in New England this month and it’s an absolutely stunning way to create some Christmas magic. Read on to learn more about visiting the park during this spectacular festival. Holiday in the Park is a new holiday celebration unlike anything you’ve seen before!...
Have you ever seen Bigfoot? Sightings of the beloved beast are actually quite common here in Northern California. In fact, you don’t even have to search very hard if you want a good look at Bigfoot himself. All you have to do is visit this Bigfoot-themed restaurant. This place is an awesome dining experience for the whole family. After dining here, you can officially say you’ve dined with Bigfoot! If you’re a Bigfoot enthusiast, you’ll absolutely fall in love with the small community called Willow Creek....
Stroll down memory lane and check out how much San Francisco has transformed over the years. The history and photographic splendor of the Presidio needs to be admired. Once a legendary U.S. Army post, the Presidio today provides visitors with museums, restaurants, miles of hiking trails and scenic overlooks with expansive views of the Golden Gate Bridge and city skyline. Camp Merriam, 1898. National Park Service Site A couple hanging out at Camp Merriam, which was established in 1898....
If there is one thing that we Coloradans love (aside from legalizing cannabis, craft beer, and skiing), it is a good outdoor market! While the weather outside may be a little chillier than usual, you best believe that isn’t going to keep us away from Mother Nature and artisan goods, which is why we cannot get enough of this outdoor Christmas market: Situated at Skyline Park in Downtown Denver is the 17th annual Denver Christkindl Market, which brings together German culture with the most unforgettable sights, sounds, and smells of the season....
Sometimes, there is more in the darkness of the woods than fallen leaves and local wildlife. In a place like West Virginia, its not uncommon for creepier inhabitants to reside in such places; ones that give rise to local legend. Darkish Knob is a steep mountain just beyond the small town of Parsons in Tucker County. YouTube/Tim Mick Productions It is known for its loose, rocky terrain that makes traversing the mountain dangerous....
New Jersey is home to many wonderful, walkable main streets with an abundance of dining options but one really stands out to me when it comes to diversity. Walking down Washington Street, you’ll find every type of cuisine imaginable. The street is easy to to traverse and just blocks from the scenic Hudson River waterfront. I enjoy simply strolling it on a nice day, but the food is a MAJOR bonus....
