Vintage posters reveal America’s most beautiful places
Take a trip down memory lane ... and across the U.S.! These vintage national parks posters show America's evergreen beauty.
Fire on the mountain?
Despite what your eyes are telling you, it's not molten lava flowing from Yosemite National Park's Horsetail Fall in February.
Hawaii: Pearl Harbor, the perfect wave and volcanoes
The island of Hawaii is famous for its pristine landscapes, making it the perfect destination for those who want to take in its beauty and local culture.
South Dakota: Mount Rushmore, prairie wildlife and Western heritage
South Dakota, named for the area’s Lakota and Dakota Sioux tribes, is known for its national parks, windswept prairies and 19th-century frontier history.
Idaho: Sun Valley, rodeos, wildlife, lava cones and fossils
Visiting the United States? There are 50 states in all. If you’re coming to Idaho, you’ll find breathtaking mountains, lakes and canyons, and more.
Oregon: Mountain peaks, waterfalls and beach resorts
In Oregon, enjoy water features including the Pacific Ocean, waterfalls, and creeks trickling through public gardens.
Tennessee: Civil War battlefields, music heritage and the Great Smoky Mountains
Tennessee's famous music scene includes country, soul and rock 'n' roll. Take a break from the city and breathe in fresh air from the Great Smoky Mountains.
North Dakota: Badlands, American Indian culture and Scandinavian influences
North Dakota is known for its scenic Badlands (barren, rocky formations), farms, ranches and history of Plains Indian life.
Indiana: Car racing, sports and farms
Visiting the United States? There are 50 states in all. Indiana is a Midwestern state known for farms, sports and car racing.