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If you travel to the town of Pawhuska, the Pioneer Woman’s Mercantile isn’t the only thing of interest to check out. One of the oldest working theaters in the state – Constantine Theater – is located on Main Street and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This historic theater is not only beautiful in nature, but has quite a history of hauntings. Keep reading for more details on this intriguing place that will haunt your dreams....

Whether it’s their rich colors, dazzling sparkle, or mesmerizing beauty, there’s just something about jewels and gems that humans just can’t resist. If you love ogling pretty rocks or are looking to take home a few of your own, head to this fascinating crystal and mineral shop in Massachusetts. Tucked away in Newburyport is a little shop that is bristling with sparkling gems. Google/RR Traders Inc. RR Traders Inc. specializes in gorgeous crystals, minerals, rocks, and semi-precious stones....

The beautiful Lewis Army Museum is dedicated to preserving and displaying the history of Fort Lewis, the Army component of Joint Base Lewis-McChord. It’s fascinating to see so much of our local military history so perfectly displayed, but what’s even more interesting is the paranormal activity that has been common in the building for years. But once you hear its sordid history, you may understand why there are still active spirits here, despite a fairly recent exorcism… yes, an exorcism....

If you’ve been to Glacier National Park, you know that one of the best ways to spend a day there is by enjoying a nice, scenic, challenging hike. And while a trail with “tunnel” in the name might imply a rather dark and narrow experience, that’s not the case with the Ptarmigan Tunnel Trail. This 10.7-mile trek offers amazing views, alpine lakes, views of Mt. Grinnell and Swiftcurrent Mountain, and a 250-foot tunnel....

Located on the outskirts of Port Townsend, Fort Worden Historical State Park is a former U.S. Army base. But since 1973, it has been a designated state park (and a beautiful one at that). But as fascinating as it is to explore the abandoned bunkers and the artillery museum, the best part of the experience is spending the night in the old officers’ quarters. From the Point Wilson Lighthouse to the Port Townsend Marine Science Center, Fort Worden has a lot to offer....

Spring is finally here! It may be rainy (depending on where in the state you are), but we couldn’t be more excited for the warmer weather on the way. There’s a lot to look forward to each spring in New Jersey, and we’re submitting these photos as evidence, all taken by the talented members of our group, New Jersey Nature Lovers. We love relaxing rides down country roads. Yes, we have those in New Jersey....

Do you ever wonder what life was like way back when in Missouri? Long before the advent of the internet, smartphones, and even television? We’re fortunate to have photographs and videos to give us a glimpse into yesteryear. These 13 candid photos, for example, give us insight to what life was like in Missouri in the 1930s, just years before the U.S. entered World War II. A mother cradles her baby as they seek refuge in a schoolhouse after a flood in Sikeston in January 1937....

We love a good themed restaurant here in Washington, and we also love the warm comfort that only hearty diner food can provide. And if you happen to find Randy’s Restaurant, you’ll get get both, as well as a hefty dose of character and charm. This aviation-themed eatery has been open for almost half a century, and it’s as popular as ever. Randy’s Restaurant is an unassuming eatery located at 10016 E....

Ghost stories have swirled around New Orleans for centuries. There are dozens of haunted tours that will take you around the city, exploring the city’s paranormal side. This particular restaurant has only been around since 2001, but the building is much older. And as with any old building in the French Quarter, of course there’s a ghost story that’s attached to it. Next time you dine at this incredible restaurant, you might just have a paranormal experience of your own....

Caroline Dormon was Louisiana’s very own wonder woman. From being the first woman hired in the United States Forest Service to her many preservation efforts for Louisiana’s native plant life, we owe Caroline Dormon a great deal of thanks for many of the natural landscapes we are blessed to enjoy (Kisatchie National Forest and the Louisiana State Arboretum, just to name a few). She gifted her home to the public after she died, and today it’s an incredible nature preserve like none you’ve ever seen before....

Utah’s five national parks are world-famous, but we also have national forests, national historic sites, national recreation areas, and even four national natural landmarks, including one that you may have never heard of. It’s time to discover Joshua Tree National Natural Landmark. You’ve probably heard of Joshua Tree National Park in California. Well, we have our very own Joshua Tree National Natural Landmark right here in Utah, and you’re definitely going to want to pay this place a visit!...

Are you the type of person that likes to explore the outdoors in style? We found a truly unique campground that you’ll definitely dig. Comprised of luxury “glamping” tents and modernized airstreams, this campground is the perfect place to unplug from the world while still reveling in the comforts of home. Located in a grove of redwoods trees, the setting is so spectacular that you’ll have trouble getting yourself to leave!...

Delaware’s pristine beaches are truly remarkable, especially in the summertime. And while each one has its own distinctive character, there’s something particularly charming about the coastal community of Rehoboth Beach. Not only is it the oldest beach town in the state, but it’s a truly delightful place to spend a day. Rehoboth Beach is located in Sussex County, and the town itself dates all the way back to 1873. JAMES B / TripAdvisor It was founded as the Rehoboth Beach Camp Meeting Association as a site for Methodist camp meetings, which disbanded in 1881....

Come fall in Minnesota, corn mazes are all the rage. These fun – and often spooky – attractions are always a fun way to get outside. But how do you recreate the fun after the corn is all gone? One way is by visiting one of Minnesota’s most charming RV parks. There, you can wander your way through a 10,000-square-foot maze. It’s some of the most unique fun you can have in Minnesota, and it’s just begging to be visited....

If you’ve ever thought of moving to Tennessee, well – you’re not the first. The state has been suffused with newbies and transplants in recent years, filling cities like Nashville and Knoxville almost to the seams. The beautiful state topography and central location are attractive to families from all over and we can’t blame them. If you’re pondering a move to our great state or maybe already made the trek to the south, here are the 11 telltale signs you were always meant to be a Tennessean....

While it’s possible to live in Kentucky and not have a love for horses, it’s not very likely. Even if you’ve never been to a horse race or visited a farm, chances are you have a soft spot in your heart for these beautiful animals. Lexington, Kentucky is known as the “Horse Capital of the World” and features more than 400 horse farms throughout the region. A large area of central Kentucky is home to these farms and you are welcome to visit many of them....

Believe it or not, it’s already time to start planning some exciting day trips for spring. And we’ve discovered one destination that belongs at the very top of your list. Burnside Farms is renowned for its gorgeous blooms and starting in a little over a month, the farm will erupt in a series of pinks, reds, whites, yellows, and purples. The Festival of Spring is a month-long event that welcomes visitors from near and far to celebrate the blooming of over one million tulips and daffodils....

As efforts toward “greening” America’s industries gain momentum, air travel institutions find themselves pressured to optimize standards and practices. There’s one airport here in the U.S. that has taken a massive step toward environmental sustainability, and other spots throughout the country will undoubtedly follow suit. Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport now functions entirely on solar power. Facebook/Chattanooga Airport Situated in the heart of Tennessee’s Hamilton County, Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport is small by American standards, featuring just one concourse and five gates with access to a handful of airlines....

Eating outside during the summer months just might be one of the best parts of the season. The fireflies come out at sunset, the heat of the day peters towards the breezy warmth of the night and families comes together after a day full of activities. It’s a beautiful thing, to gather with your family and friends in the twilight of a Tennessee summer, to eat a fabulous meal with the ones you love....

Rehoboth Beach is full of famous restaurants, but did you know you can also find the only stone grill in Delaware in our favorite beach town? Check out this Tex-Mex restaurant that’s sure to win over even the pickiest foodie with its unique steak searing method and a plethora of menu options. Dos Locos is a unique Tex-Mex grill located in Rehoboth Beach that’s hiding a hot secret. Facebook / Dos Locos...