The city of Hoover was founded in 1967 and is the largest suburb in the state of Alabama. Hoover has plenty to see and do and many great attractions! Aldridge Gardens sits on 30 acres of gorgeous land featuring an apiary, a bonsai terrace, art...
Houston, Texas has a population of over 2.2 million people, making this southern city the 4th most populated city in the United States. Houston is also known as the "Space City" - a name it earned in 1967 when it became NASA's home....
Katy, Texas, a suburban city outside of Houston, was officially established in 1945. Until the late 1800's, Katy was known as "Cane Island" for the canes that grew out of the creek in the area. This fast-growing city offers plenty...
The Woodlands, Texas was founded in 1974 and is named for the 28,000 acres of gorgeous tree-filled land the city was built upon. The Woodlands is home to the George Mitchell Nature Preserve- a 1,700 acre park featuring plenty of trees, a lake,...
Sugar Land, Texas was established in 1957. The city is named after the land's sugar plantations that produced a large majority of sugar for the U.S. in the 19th and 20th centuries. This city is one that is fast-growing and offers many...
Pasadena, Texas was established in 1893 and was named after a city of the same name in California. Pasadena, Texas is known as "The Strawberry Capital of the South." The city was once a large producer of big, sweet, juicy...
League City is a waterfront city in Texas. The city was first named Clear Creek in the 1800s and after a few name changes, "League City" was finally settled upon in the early 1900s. League City is located on Galveston Bay and Clear Lake....
Greenville, South Carolina was founded in 1786. Greenville was originally spelled Greeneville, after General Nathanael Greene, a Patriot of the American Revolutionary War. The city of Greenville has an award-winning downtown with plenty of...
Tuscaloosa, Alabama was founded in 1819 on the banks of the Black Warrior River. Tuscaloosa means "Black Warrior" and was named by settlers after the Choctaw Chief named Tuskaloosa. Tuscaloosa established The University of Alabama,...
Carmel, Indiana is a suburban city located just outside of Indianapolis, founded in 1837. The city is rather big for a suburb, with a population of about 100,000 people and a total of nearly 50 square miles. Carmel has a gorgeous 159 acre park...
The City of Reading, Pennsylvania was founded in 1748. Reading is known as "The Pretzel City" due to the vast amount of pretzels being produced by the mid 20th century. Today you can still find a host of pretzel bakeries around the...
Richmond, Virginia, one of the oldest cities in America, was founded in 1737. Richmond is the 3rd and current Capitol of Virginia. Thomas Jefferson and Charles-Louis Clerisseau designed the capitol building together, and construction ran from...
Summerville, South Carolina was founded in 1785 and was originally called "Pineland Village" for the large pine forest in the area. In 1847 the city was incorporated and re-named "Summerville." In 2016 the city won the Guinness...
Mobile is Alabama's oldest city and first became inhabited by the French in 1702, serving as an important trading port and as the state of Louisiana's capital. In 1703 Mobile held the first Mardi Gras celebration in the United...
Arlington, Virginia was founded in 1801 and sits across from Washington, D.C. on the Potomac River. This city is filled with plenty of museums and historical monuments! Arlington House, open for tours, was constructed very shortly after the...
Independence, Missouri was founded in 1827. The city got its start due to the high demands of fur at that time, serving as the farthest western port on the Missouri River for fur trading. Independence also served as the starting point for the...
St. Petersburg, Florida - The Sunshine City on the Gulf of Mexico was founded in 1876. St. Petersburg is a vibrant coastal city full of life, culture, warm weather and sandy beaches. The city holds the Guinness world record for the highest...
Athens, Georgia was named by Governor John Milledge in the early 1800s after the European city of Athens located in Greece- a place well known for being a center of classical learning. The city of Athens, Georgia is sometimes referred to...
Erie, founded in 1795, is the fifth largest city in Pennsylvania with a population of over 90,000 people. The city was named for Lake Erie and the Eriez Native Americans who once inhabited the area. Erie is also part of the Lake Erie...
