Category: History

Coloradical

Colorado turns 143 years old today. That’s worth a high five – or a mile-high five! Denver (Colorado’s capital) is nicknamed “The Mile High City”

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First in Flight

Today’s state is famous for a couple of very different things. It was in North Carolina in 1903 that brothers Orville and Wilbur Wright strung

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Stone-Faced

Not a whole lot of people live in South Dakota, but there are 4 people there who really rock. Carved into the rocky side of

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Truth or Dairy

Our next state’s borders include Great Lakes and the Mississippi River, but it’s famous for another liquid: milk! Wisconsin is known as “America’s Dairyland,” and

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