Kisuk Kyukyit (Good Day), Water People Tours provide a one-of-a kind experience with interesting Kootenai historical facts and stories relevant to Kootenai aboriginal territories (British Columbia, Alberta, Montana, Idaho, and Washington) including the Flathead Valley,…

The City of Waterloo (Not to be confused with the famous Napoleonic battle) offers small-town ambiance — located in the heart of Monroe County, Illinois —  with access to metropolitan amenities, being just 20 minutes…

The Watts family first came to Scappoose along the Oregon Trail in 1852. In 1902, James Grant Watts built his family the Victorian Scapooose home that still stands today. The house remained in the family…

The Weippe Discovery Center focuses on telling the story of the Lewis and Clark Expedition in Idaho and meeting the Nez Perce Indians on the Weippe Prairie, considered one of the most important in the…

On September 20, 1805, Clark and six others advanced from the Bitteroot Mountains into an expansive upland prairie occupied by two Nez Perce villages. Two days later, Lewis arrived with the main expedition. All were…

Unique five guest room Bed & Breakfast located in the Taylor’s Daughters historic district of Bellevue, KY.  In operation for 30 years, we offer a quiet urban oasis in the walkable community of Bellevue, KY…

Wellknown Buffalo Cafe is located on I90, only 3 miles south of the entrance to Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument on the Crow Reservation in Montana. We are easily accessible from two exits and receive…

Extraordinary opportunity to experience the Crow culture and learn the Native perspective of the Battle of the Little Big Horn. Tipi Stays are part of the Cultural Immersion opportunity visitors experience at the Wellknown Buffalo Living…

Located in Le Mars, Iowa (the Ice Cream Capital of the World), the Wells Visitor Center is a unique ice cream experience that celebrates the city and it’s history. The city of Le Mars garnered…

Wellsburg, West Virginia is a small town located on the eastern border of WV neighboring Pennslyvania, next to the Ohio River. The town is home to roughly 2,805 citizens and dates back to September 1,…

Lexington, Missouri, was once the home of the Wentworth Military Academy, a U.S. military junior college that operated from 1880 to 2017. The grounds of the academy were sold at auction after its closure. However,…

West Coast Horse Rides offer horse rentals and guided rides for all ages. Small children can enjoy a free 15-minute ride or celebrate their birthday with a party at the coral. The popular guided beach…

West Coast Shoe Company, also known as Wesco Shoes, is an internationally acclaimed boot manufacturer with headquarters in the small town of Scappoose, Oregon. John H. Shoemaker established the business in 1918 in Portland and…

Do you find yourself in Frohna, Missouri along the Lewis and Clark Trail and want a place to eat as well as experience a nice small town feeling with German influence? Then swing by for…

My gallery is located on the bank of the West Fork of the Bitterroot river very close to where the Lewis and Clark Expedition crossed the river. The setting is beautiful. The original part of…

In 1831, Wheeling, Virginia was designated a Port of Entry by the United States Congress. This means that visitors from other countries could come all the way up the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers to Wheeling…

Western Antique Aeroplane & Automobile Museum (WAAAM) has one of the largest collections of still-flying antique aeroplanes and still-driving antique automobiles in the country. The items on display at this museum are not only full…

An affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution, the Western Heritage Center brings the history of Billings and the surrounding region to life through interactive exhibits, historic artifact collections and education and outreach programs. It is housed in one…

In late July of 1804, Lewis & Clark arrived in present-day Council Bluffs. The Western Historic Trails Center, located on the banks fo the Missouri River in Council Bluff, Iowa, details their journey from St.…

Pittsburgh sports are undoubtedly one of the city’s defining features; after all, it is nicknamed the “City of Champions!” The Western Pennsylvania Sports Museum, located within the Heinz History Center, is the ideal place where…