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What is Maryland's State Bird?
MARYLAND - The Maryland state bird is the Baltimore oriole, a small, icterid blackbird that breeds primarily in eastern North America. Its striking colors echo those of Lord Baltimore's 17th-century coat of arms. In addition to its colorful appearance, the bird symbolizes the State diverse cultural and racial heritage.
The Most Bizarre and "Raunchy" Town Names in Maryland
MARYLAND - Whether you are taking a road trip down from New Jersey, crossing the border from Pennsylvania, or exploring the coastal regions of Delaware, you will quickly discover that Maryland is home to some incredibly bizarre and surprisingly "raunchy" geographic names. While the Old Line State is famous for its incredible blue crabs, historic harbors, and beautiful mountains, whoever was mapping out the local municipalities clearly had a unique, and sometimes entirely unintentional, sense of humor.
Do You Remember Pennsylvania's First Drive-In?
PENNSYLVANIA — For generations of Pennsylvanians, the ultimate summer night did not involve air conditioning or reclining stadium seats. It involved packing the neighborhood kids into the back of a wood-paneled station wagon, loading up on blankets, and pulling up to a gravel spot under the stars.
Visiting Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater House
Philadelphia, PA—Visiting Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater House in Pennsylvania is a great way to learn more about the great architect. Located in the Laurel Highlands, Fallingwater is considered one of the best works of architecture and is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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