Visiting America's Most Historic Towns and Oldest Places

Visiting America's Most Historic Towns and Oldest PlacesVisiting America's Most Historic Towns and Oldest Places

Noteworthy Attractions

These very unique attractions may not historic towns or oldest places in America. But they do certainly hold their own respective, notable records. Some are even listed on the National Register of Historic Places. So we think they are worth listing as notable attractions that we have visited during our excursion across America. Enjoy the pics ! We have also provided links to hotels that you can book close to each of these attractions.

Walkway Over The Hudson in Highland, NY (est. in 1889): America's, and World's, Longest Elevated Pedestrian Bridge:

HOTELS NEAR OVER THE HUDSON

Cardines Field in Newport, R.I. (est. 1908): America's Oldest Ballpark

HOTELS NEAR CARDINES FIELD

COMING SOON! The Union Township Water Tower in Union, NJ (est. 1964): America's, and world's, Tallest Water Sphere/Tower

HOTELS NEAR UNION TOWNSHIP WATER TOWER

CONING SOON !One World Trade Center. NYC, NY (est. in 2014) America's Tallest Building:

HOTELS NEAR ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER

COMING SOON ! Times Square, NYC, NY (named in 1904): America's, and the world's, most visited place:

HOTELS NEAR TIMES SQUARE

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