I moved to the Garden State last summer to start a new job near the Jersey Shore.

Many historical documents important to the early republic are preserved in museums across the Constitution State.

The Copper State's museums attract visitors year-round with exhibits on mining and Native American history.

I took a road trip across the Golden State last summer to visit national parks and beaches.

Visiting the Centennial State in early summer, I was amazed by the wildflower-covered mountain slopes.

During our road trip, we stopped at a small museum dedicated to the agricultural history of the Prairie State.

Every summer, fields of bright sunflowers make the Sunflower State a favorite destination for nature photographers.

When planning a road trip through the Hoosier State, we made sure to stop at as many small-town diners and historic sites as possible.

When I visited the Peach State last summer, I toured historic plantations and tasted fresh peach cobbler at every stop.

The museum exhibit explained why Delaware is called the First State and displayed the original documents from the ratification of the Constitution.