Explore America’s strangest places: ghost towns, odd roadside attractions, mysterious natural wonders, abandoned sites, hidden deserts, caves, and bizarre small towns.
Goldwell, nestled near the eastern fringes of Death Valley, seems perfectly fitted for words such as “ghost” and “death” in its portrayal. Known for its curious sculptures sprinkled across the Amargosa Desert, the open-air museum has gained immense popularity on social media. The peculiar yet captivating museum is famed for its ghostly figures, draped and…
The early North American “Mound Builders” resided predominantly in the current Ohio Valley and Mississippi regions. The Adena people, the most ancient among them, thrived from 1000 BCE to 200 BCE, leaving behind numerous mounds stretching across North America, from Wisconsin to Mississippi. One of the rare surviving relics from these mound builders is the…
Considering a move to Columbus, Ohio? Between the beautiful scenery, booming job market, and friendly residents, it’s worth a look. Columbus is a special place, and it happens to be home to a lot of exceptional things. In fact, Columbus is consistently rated as one of the best places to live in the United States….
The Flower Houses, nestled in West Seattle, provide a vibrant and unique presence to Alki Avenue. Sandwiched between towering condominiums, these two remarkable homes stand out against the urban monotone. These iconic Flower Houses, owned by Randie Stone, are a local treasure and a major tourist attraction. Constructed in 1914, these homes have remarkably withstood…
Tom Hanks’ 1994 portrayal of Forrest Gump was groundbreaking at the time, although the decision to cast an able-bodied actor as someone with an intellectual disability is now viewed as outdated. Regardless, Forrest Gump remains an iconic piece of American cinema, illustrating the atmosphere and turmoil of the 1950s, 60s, and 70s while also capturing…
Not many television shows can claim a following as large as The Office. Despite airing its final episode on May 16, 2013, the show remains relevant thanks to countless mini clips and videos available online. These snippets have collectively garnered hundreds of millions of views over the years. Most of the filming for The Office…
Travelers along Highway 12 in Sauk County, Wisconsin, often find themselves in awe upon encountering Tom Every’s Forevertron sculpture for the first time. This massive 300-ton scrap-metal masterpiece seems poised to rocket into the cosmos. Constructed from an array of repurposed materials, the Forevertron incorporates an Apollo decontamination chamber and a pair of Thomas Edison…
Uncover the wonders of North America‘s highest sand dunes in Great Sand Dunes National Park, situated where the Sangre de Cristo Mountains curve inward. The park’s dunes have been forming for millennia, thanks to the San Luis Valley’s distinct wind patterns. Spanning 30 square miles, the dune field boasts a height of 750 feet at…
