In 2001, The Tennessee Aviation Hall of Fame was designated the state's official Aviation Hall of Fame and as Tennessee's official repository and archive for aviation history. All State Museums - All State Aircraft
Open for guided tours for over 75 years, Cave of the Mounds in south-central Wisconsin is a national natural landmark because of the geologic wonders found within. All Wisconsin Landmarks
"On July 4, 1836, here in Mineral Point, Col. Henry Dodge took the oath of office to become the first Governor of the newly-created Territory of Wisconsin. This Territory, previously attached to Michigan, embraced the vast and important area of what is now the states of Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota and portions of North and South Dakota.
SITE OF HALFWAY HOUSE STAGE STOP
Stretching 53 miles, the New River Gorge area is protected by the National Park Service and home to some of the country's best whitewater rafting. West Virginia landmarks - All Landmarks
WYOMING COUNTY
Formed in 1850 from Logan. Named for the Wyoming tribe of Indians. First settler was John Cooke; first permanent settlement, Oceana. County has vast areas of smokeless coal. Among its natural features are Castle and Burning Rocks.
West Virginia Historic commission 1964
The National Park Service protects over two hundred miles of trails along the Snake river in Wyoming with spectacular views of the Teton Mountain Range. All Wyoming Parks - All National Parks
Mount Rainier National Park was designated a National Historic Landmark February 18, 1997. The park is located in Pierce and Lewis Counties of Washington state, about 50 miles (100 kilometers) southeast of the Seattle-Tacoma metropolitan area.
Of the 236,381 acres that encompass Mount Rainier National Park, approximately 97 percent is wilderness and 3 percent is the National Historic Landmark District.
WASHINGTON WOMEN WIN THE VOTE
"Here, in February 1909, both Houses of the Washington Legislature authorized a vote by the State's qualified voters to amend the Washington State Constitution to enable women to vote in all elections. Male voters of Washington approved the amendment on November 8, 1910."
WASHINGTON STATE SOCIETY DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN COLONISTSWashington designated Palouse Falls as the official state waterfall in 2014. The idea for an official state waterfall was initiated by students at Washtucna Elementary School.
Where the Palouse River drops198 feet on its way to the Snake River was called Aput Aput (meaning "falling water") by the Palouse tribe of native Americans.
Palouse Falls State Park is a 105-acre camping park that offers a dramatic view of spectacular Palouse Falls, picnic area, and 1/2 mile of hiking trails.