One of the most iconic Americans that comes to everyone’s mind is Walt Disney, an innovator in animation and theme park design. Alongside his brother Roy, he co-founded Walt Disney Productions, as we know it today! He later went on to found the Disneyland and Disney World theme parks.

Chicago is that it is the birthplace of the Skyscraper. Just like New York and Los Angeles, there is so much to do and see! Here are 12 places worth visiting in Chicago.

Even though Rhode Island is the smallest state in America, it is home to the homes of America’s richest families in the Gilded Age.

Between September and November, there are many fun activities for families, couples, and friends to do together that only happen this time of year! Here are some of the activities and foods that can be seen at these events, in stores, and even in homes!

While many people just know Hershey for their famous chocolate bars, there is a unique history behind the company and the town. The influence of Milton Hershey can be seen everywhere in his town- it is amazing how much he accomplished!

The Hershey Company is one of the most well-known companies in the United States, and its products are enjoyed all over the world. Its candies cover a large range of flavors and include the famous Hershey’s KISSES, Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups, Jolly Ranchers, Kit Kats, York Peppermint Patties, and Twizzlers.  But how did this almost $19 billion company begin, and how does it influence the town of Hershey?

The Great Lakes are a great travel destination for a thrilling adventure or relaxing vacation. Lake Erie has a little bit of everything for everybody, but you should check it out yourself!

In this article America House volunteer, Philip Kopatz, shares his experience in RAGBRAI (The Registers Annual Great Bicycle Race Across Iowa). Check out how did he enter into the world of cycling that was kind of a fluke accident.

One of the most beautiful and challenging hiking spots in the United States is at Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico. The ranch is in the southwest corner of the United States and covers over 140,000 acres of rugged mountains and deserts! If you want to hike here, you have to be prepared to be challenged physically, emotionally, and mentally.