Texas is the Lone Star State. Capital: Austin Nickname: The Lone Star State Population: 29 Million Ranking in population: 2nd Layout of the USA at the time they became a state They were admitted to the Union on December 29, 1845. Biggest Cities The state of Texas is huge and […]
Is a small town in Southern Utah and it is home to the Thunderbirds, which is Southern Utah University which is in town. Location Cedar City is located here: Founding and Stats Famous for Cedar City is known for the gateway to some national parks. Southern Utah For being in […]
If you start on Interstate 70 in Utah, as you drive East you will hit Green River, Utah. Grand Junction, Colorado is just 102 miles to the East. This is the located in Emery county. Green River Population 952 (yes you read that right) as of 2010 935 (estimate 2019) […]
In 1885 this city was incorporated 9 years after the state of Colorado became a state in the USA. The Roaring Fork River and the Colorado River meet here in this city. This city is probably best known for hot springs as a destination for vacationers. Located Here History A […]
Based on the Western part of Colorado, it is the biggest city in Mesa County. If going to Grand Junction from Denver, it is 247 miles away. It is along Interstate 70 (I-70). You can travel from Green River, Utah along I-70 to get there. The Colorado and Gunnison Rivers […]
U.S. President Ulysses S Grant S. Grant signed a Proclamation (which was 230) which admitted Colorado to the Union as the 38th state. Colorado was the first state to be admitted 100 years after the signing of the Declaration of Independence. This happened on August 1, 1876. Here are some […]
The city of brotherly love as it is called and the history of the city in the founding of the United States of America. This was where the declaration of Independence was signed. The Constitution was drafted and signed here. The first Congress was started here and was the temporary […]
Capital: Harrisburg Nickname: Keystone State, Quaker State Population: 12,807,060 Ranking in population: 5th Admitted to the Union: December 12, 1787 (they were number 2) The layout of the USA at the time it became a State Religion: Has freedom as wide of religious diversity, which continues to present to this […]
Where is it It is located in the Southwest corner of the state of Utah. History The Anasazi, Virgin River, and the Southern Paiute tribes inhabited it. When the first Europeans were in 1776, the Dominguez-Escalante Expedition. In 1861, St. George was founded as a cotton mission. It is also […]
Huh, the city of Springfield, Missouri who got its name via free whiskey. The story of the name of Springfield is like this: The city was named for Springfield, Massachusetts, James Wilson who lived in the area of this unnamed city, offered free whiskey to anyone who would vote for […]
Today on the trip it is a Monday and that meant a trip to a place Called Branson, Missouri. Yes, the city in Missouri. I think it is called the Vegas of the East, well that is what I will call it. My wife has always wanted to go there. […]
Is where Harry S. Truman, yes the former United States president comes from this little town just East of Kansas City. It is also the headquarters of the Community of Christ Temple. Location It is located just to the east of Kansas City, not too far away. History It was […]
The state of Missouri as the following facts: Became a state: 1821 Capital: Jefferson City Nickname: The Show-Me-State Population: over 6 Million Ranking in population: 18 Largest Urban areas: St. Louis Kansas City Springfield Columbia The layout of the USA The layout of the USA as of 1821 The shape […]
