Kentucky is the 15th state in the US. It used to be a county before it became a state. Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis were both born in Kentucky about 100 miles away from each other within less than a year. And Thomas Edison used to work at Western Union in Louisville. Not long though. […]
Connecticut is the third smallest state in the nation, larger only than Rhode Island and Delaware. Nonetheless, it’s home to over 5 million people, making it the fourth most densely populated state. Long before Europeans settled in the state, several Native American tribes inhabited the area. Natives spoke various languages from the Algonquian language group. […]
Texas is not only the second largest state in the nation by territory but also the second most populous state. California is the only state that has a larger population whereas Alaska beats Texas in terms of area. Texas is also larger than any Western European country. The name “Texas” originates from the Native American […]
The Southeastern state of Tennessee is where Andrew Johnson, Morgan Freeman, and Justin Timberlake were born and Elvis Presley and Martin Luther King died. The state is also the home of Mountain Dew and the Great Smokey Mountains National Park, the most visited national park in the US. If you love country music, Nashville or Music […]
Arizona is the state you may recognize for the Wave, its stunning sandstone rock formations, and iconic saguaro cacti. That’s because the former is a popular hiking destination. Meanwhile, the Sonoran Desert of Arizona is the only place in America where the latter grow. Saguaro cacti grow very slowly, can live to 150 or 200 […]
New Hampshire was one of the original 13 colonies and the first state to decorate its independence from England. The first free public library in the U.S. opened in New Hampshire in the first half of the 19th century. It still operates and is the first library in the world that’s tax-supported. Let’s take a […]
New York State is one of the most populous states in the U.S as well as one of the original 13 colonies. With almost 20 million people, it’s the fourth largest state by population. Moreover, New York City is not only the most densely populated city in the county with twice as many people as […]
Rhode Island is one of the original 13 colonies and the smallest U.S. state by territory. Despite being tiny, it has a massive bay. It also used to have the longest official state name. Rhode Island was once known as the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, but the state decided to drop “Providence […]
New Jersey’s most valuable asset may be its people. The state prides itself on having a long list of famous individuals who range from inventors to celebrities. Jon Bon Jovi, Bruce Springsteen, Bruce Willis, are David Copperfield are only some of the popular names of those who hail from New Jersey. In February 2021, New […]
Vermont is the 14th state. Thus, it was the first state to join the nation after the original 13 colonies. Vermont is a forest state and its name means “green mountain” from French. The state holds true to its name. It has a large population of maples and is the largest maple syrup producer in […]
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