Amazing places to visit in USA
You could see seven states at once in Georgia.
From this spot, you can see 7 different states.

Miss Baker the squirrel monkey, who became the first animal to be sent to space by NASA and return safely in 1959, has a memorial in Alabama.
Miss Baker lived another 25 years after her amazing voyage.

You may hike to this crashed B-23 bomber in Idaho.

You can visit this extraordinarily small jail in Illinois.

This beautiful cranberry bog can be found in Maine.

One of the oldest houses in the United States can be found in Massachusetts (built in 1660).
The Pickering family built the oldest house in America around 1660 (Salem, Massachusetts).

A to-scale Stonehenge replica can be found in Montana.

Lady Desert: The Venus of Nevada is a Lego-like statue that can be found in Nevada.

You could go to Roswell, New Mexico, and see everything alien (like this sign outside a mall).

You can visit Mercy Brown’s cemetery in Rhode Island, where 19th-century Rhode Islanders believed she was a real-life vampire.
