Places

During a cross country flight, take a look out the window. What do you see? Lots of open space and small towns, each with its own story and unique people. If you need a new place to explorer on your next vacation, try some of the places American Profile has visited.

The World's Highest Hill at Poteau, Oklahoma

shared by DJ Barnes

Rather than climb Mt. Everest this year, why not take a trip to Poteau, Oklahoma, located in Indian Territory, the Heartland of America where you will find Cavanal, "The World's Highest Hill

first appeared: 11/13/2009

For Love of the game

shared by garyb767

I was a proud member of a six man Football team, at Turnersville High located in central Texas, during 1943 to 1944. Our opponents were Pearl, Olglesby, Copperscove and Cranfills-Gap. We were calle

first appeared: 10/29/2009

Kona Knows Coffee

by Stuart Englert

The Big Island celebrates its tropical crop

first appeared: 9/24/2009

Remembering a Legend

by Judy Woodward Bates

Alabama museum showcases world's largest Hank Williams collection

first appeared: 9/17/2009

Westward, Ho!

by Sean Conneely

Trails center marks crossroads of the early West

first appeared: 9/10/2009

Husband and Wife Create Spoof Products on Social Networking

shared by Patrick Converso

The husband and wife team of the Converso's from Loves Park, Illinois, have capitalized on one of today's hottest trends - social networking. They launched Fakebookshop.com, a unique and tre

first appeared: 9/8/2009

Pride in Petroleum

by Stuart Englert

Celebrating 150 years of Pennsylvania crude

first appeared: 8/20/2009

The Wilder Days

by Vicki Cox

Mansfield, Mo., honors 'Little House' author

first appeared: 8/13/2009

The Grange Fair

by Marti Attoun

A blue-ribbon, Pennsylvania tradition for 135 years

first appeared: 8/6/2009

The Big Ones

by M.B. Roberts

Florida fishing museum allows anglers to dream

first appeared: 7/16/2009

Full Steam Ahead!

by Stuart Englert

Working on the beloved Nevada Northern Railway

first appeared: 7/9/2009

Roller Coaster Crazy

by Marti Attoun

The thrills and chills of an exhilarating ride

first appeared: 7/2/2009

Noodling for Catfish

by Stuart Englert

Oklahoma tournament lures fearless hand-fishermen

first appeared: 6/25/2009

Landmark Lodgings

by Marti Attoun

Historic hotels offer legendary accommodations

first appeared: 6/18/2009

City of Presidents

by Sean Conneely

Quincy, Mass., celebrates John Adams and son

first appeared: 6/11/2009

Rails to Trails

by Diana Lambdin Meyer

Cyclists and hikers travel former railroad routes

first appeared: 6/11/2009

Banana Split

by Marti Attoun

Two towns claim the super sundae's fame

first appeared: 6/4/2009

City of Ships

by Karen Hammond

Celebrating 400 years of boat building

first appeared: 5/28/2009

Our State Parks

by Sharon H. Fitzgerald

Five distinct destinations

first appeared: 5/28/2009

Invention Convention

by Steve Lange

Minnesota Inventors Congress offers forum for creative minds

first appeared: 5/24/2009

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