Step back in time as you are guided through the house by experienced and knowledgeable docents clad in Victorian attire. Built in 1869, the ten-room Gothic style Wildwood House brings to life the Victorian era…

Willard Library opened in 1885 and is the State of Indiana’s oldest public library building. Built in the Victorian Gothic style, Willard retains its charm as an historic building, inside and out, while framing modern…

This wooden trunk with the initials A.W. is believed to be that of Alexander Willard, one of the blacksmiths and gunsmiths of the Corps of Discovery.  It’s within the collection of the Arrow Rock State…

The William Clark Market House Museum offers visitors a glimpse into the historical past of the town of Paducah, KY. The Corps of Discovery, led by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, visited the area in 1803 where…

Childhood home of the 27th President of the United States and 10th Supreme Court Chief Justice of the United States, William Howard Taft, the William Howard Taft National Historic Site presents abound of opportunities for…

Williston, the economic center of northwest North Dakota, has recently seen a population boon and consequential investment in its social and public infrastructure, thus making it a perfect stop on your journey along the Lewis…

Willoughby Heritage Farm takes you back to farm life in the 1940s – complete with barns, tractors, a Craftsman-style farmhouse, and 30 acres of wildlife preserve. Not only does this beautiful public park and farm…

In 1803, Clark established winter quarters that would be used during the expedition on the south side of the Wood River. While training new members of the expedition team and gathering supplies and equipment, Lewis…

Visit Lolo Pass, on the border of Montana and Idaho! A wonderful, scenic place to ski whether you’re a classic-style or a skate-style skier, you’ll find over eight miles of groomed trails, plus a significant…

At Wise Wonders Science and Discovery Museum, we engage curious, creative and scientific minds in a playful, nurturing environment. It’s fun for children of all ages! We also support STEM education through exhibits that focus…

Withy Gate is a ranch style home built in the 1950’s. It is in the South Town Hamilton Historic District where you will find lovely homes built in the 1880’s-1940’s. *Note: Withy is another name…

Located at the crossroads of two Iowa byways – the Western Skies Scenic Byway and the Lincoln Highway Heritage Byway – this Main Street Iowa community features a downtown district of restored turn-of-the-century buildings and…

There aren’t many things that can unwind a traveler after a long day of exploring, sightseeing, walking around, and driving. One thing that can? Pizza and beer. The Wooden Legs Brewery in downtown Brookings offers…

Established in 2014, Woodland Cottage Handpicked opened their brick & mortar during the summer of 2015 with the intent of bringing the goodness of the Pacific Northwest to their shelves. With a goal of supporting…

The World Kite Museum has been showcasing beautiful and unusual uses for kites for over 30 years. Today, the museum has more than 1500 kites from 26 countries. Inside, you’ll see the World Kite Hall of Fame and…

Overlooking Lake Oahe, the Wrangler Inn is an iconic place to stay while in Mobridge. The Inn offers 60 rooms and an indoor pool and jacuzzi. Every room has access to high-speed wifi, television, and…

Explore roughly 10 miles of the Ohio River with an interactive map below.

To get a taste of European architecture, make sure to visit the Wyeth-Tootle Mansion of the St. Joseph Museums, Inc. The Wyeth-Tootle Mansion, 1100 Charles Street, St. Joseph, Missouri, provides an accessible (and unforgettable) experience.…

The Yakama Nation Cultural Center is a well rounded facility offering a variety of exhibits and programs designed to educate the average visitor on the rich history and culture of the Yakama people. The museum,…

On November 18, 1805, William Clark took a contingent of ten men and left Station Camp as soon as daylight came, heading down the shore on a reconnaissance trip. Several miles down, he describes passing…