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See. Allen County Historical Museum Visit the James E. Grosjean Room for a unique mechanical display predating Disney animatronics. Ohio's Small Town Museum Discover the unique collection preserving the social history of Ashville and Pickaway County. Portsmouth Floodwall Murals Explore 60 giant panels depicting 2,000 years of local history along the Ohio River. South Main Plaza Dog Fountain See the whimsical fountain with cast-aluminum dogs, a cat, pony, birds, and a golden bone.

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Stay. Le Méridien Columbus, The Joseph A top-rated hotel in the Midwest, as voted by Condé Nast Traveler readers. Fidelity Hotel Cleveland A top-rated hotel in the Midwest, as voted by Condé Nast Traveler readers.

Condé Nast TravelerOct 18, 2026

The Best East Coast National Parks, According to Someone Who's Visited Them All

From oceanside cliffs to fall foliage hot spots, here’s a top-down look at the best national parks east of the Mississippi.

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  • The Claremont HotelHotelBar Harbor, United StatesQuintessential Bar Harbor seaside experience with sunny decor.
  • Big Meadows LodgeHotelShenandoah National Park, United StatesHistoric, dog-friendly, in-park lodging on Skyline Drive.
  • Skyline DriveSightShenandoah National Park, United States105-mile scenic drive along the Blue Ridge Mountains.
  • Jordan Pond HouseRestaurantAcadia National Park, United StatesFamous popover pastries at an antique teahouse.
  • Asticou HotelHotelMount Desert Island, United StatesHistoric stay with forested, coastal views.
  • Flamingo areaNeighborhoodEverglades National Park, United StatesRent a kayak to explore marked canoe trails.
  • Port of the Islands ResortHotelEverglades National Park, United StatesFunky parkside lodging, chic and Floridian.
  • Flamingo LodgeHotelEverglades National Park, United StatesModern rooms with water views inside the park.
  • Boardwalk Loop TrailTrailCongaree National Park, United StatesAccessible 2.6-mile trail for glimpses of bald cypress knees.
  • Graduate by HiltonHotelColumbia, United StatesColorful, central, and pet-friendly stay in Columbia.
  • Hotel TrundleHotelColumbia, United StatesModern decor in historic brick building with local coffee.
  • Old Rag MountainTrailShenandoah National Park, United StatesFormidable hike for the best views of rolling Virginia farmlands.
  • Glen Gordon LodgeHotelHuntley, United StatesOld-world quarters in a pastoral setting near Huntley.
  • The SwagHotelGreat Smoky Mountains National Park, United StatesHomey cabins with excellent dining and service.
  • Blackberry FarmHotelGreat Smoky Mountains National Park, United StatesSecond-to-none dining and service.
  • Home2Suites by HiltonHotelFlorida City, United StatesNo-frills location near Florida City.
  • Reefhouse ResortHotelFlorida Keys, United StatesElevated beach stay in the Keys.
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Condé Nast TravelerOct 6

15 Best Hotels in the Midwest: Readers’ Choice Awards 2026

Condé Nast Traveler readers rate their top hotels the country's heartland.

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Atlas ObscuraSep 22

Allen County Historical Society and Museum in Lima, Ohio

If the entirety of this museum wasn’t so peculiar already, the James E. Grosjean Room at the Allen County Historical Museum would be a place of magic surrealism; a tactile portal to the past in the midst of the proverbial Rust Belt town built quickly on oil. Lima once had a bustling trolley system, the prominent Faurot Opera House, industry, culture and promise. But now it’s easy to see the dec…

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  • Allen County Historical Society and MuseumMuseumLima, United StatesMuseum with quilts, trains, natural history, and native artifacts.
  • James E. Grosjean RoomSightLima, United StatesRoom with a mechanical display of Noah's Ark.
  • Marshall FieldsSightChicago, United StatesThe Fields is a 23-acre creative media campus where Chicago’s industrial history meets modern innovation.
  • Macy’sSightNew York, United StatesMacy's IP Holdings, LLC, doing business as Macy's, is an American department store chain founded in 1858 by Rowland…
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Atlas ObscuraSep 22

Ohio's Small Town Museum in Ashville, Ohio

With travel nonexistent, the summer of 2020 was devastating for tiny institutions which usually operate on an ever-shrinking budget, rely on donations or grants to stay afloat, and run with a skeleton crew of volunteers. Some literally have trouble leaving the lights on. But each of these museums, no matter how spartan, tells the story of that particular community. They're vital to the survival…

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Lonely PlanetSep 14

7 of the Best Zoos in the USA

From San Diego to the Bronx, here

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  • Bronx ZooZooNew York City, United StatesOne of the country's largest metropolitan zoos, spread across 265 acres.
  • San Diego ZooZooSan Diego, United StatesPioneered cageless exhibits, home to rare and endangered animals.
  • Disney’s Animal KingdomSightOrlando, United StatesTheme park with AZA accreditation and rigorous animal care standards.
  • Kilimanjaro SafarisSightOrlando, United StatesSafari ride across savannas with giraffes, rhinos, and elephants.
  • Henry Doorly Zoo and AquariumZooOmaha, United StatesFeatures the world's largest indoor desert and a rainforest under glass.
  • Desert DomeSightOmaha, United StatesWorld's largest indoor desert, recreating ecosystems from Namibia to Australia.
  • Kingdoms of the NightSightOmaha, United StatesUnderground exhibit recreating caves, swamps, and nocturnal forests.
  • Lied JungleSightOmaha, United StatesAmerica’s largest indoor rainforest, home to pygmy hippos and tapirs.
  • Congo Gorilla ForestAttractionNew York City, United StatesAdmission fees directly support conservation work in Central Africa.
  • Frozen ZooSightSan Diego, United StatesPreserves living genetic material from 1300 species at -320°F.
  • Cheyenne Mountain ZooZooColorado Springs, United StatesOffers memorable experiences, including feeding giraffes eye-to-eye.
  • Smithsonian’s National Zoo & Conservation Biology InstituteSightWashington, United StatesA scientific establishment working on wildlife health and species conservation.
  • ZooMontanaSightBillings, United StatesFocuses on species adapted to northern climates, with botanical gardens.
  • Columbus ZooSightColumbus, United StatesPremier family destination with eight geographic regions and interactive exhibits.
  • The WildsZooCumberland, United StatesSister facility to Columbus Zoo, supporting wildlife projects globally.
  • Tiger MountainSightNew York City, United States
  • Himalayan HighlandsSightNew York City, United States
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Condé Nast TravelerSep 12

11 National Parks That Are Even More Beautiful in the Fall

Enjoy changing leaves in Shenandoah and cooler days in Big Bend.

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  • Tenaya LakeSightYosemite National Park, United StatesThe surface of Tenaya Lake has an elevation of 8,150 feet (2,484 m).
  • The PerchPlaceBig Bend National Park, United Statesstargazing oasis
  • Willow HouseHotelBig Bend National Park, United Statesbucket-list stay where design meets style
  • The Claremont HotelHotelAcadia National Park, United Stateshistoric guest rooms with a view
  • Cadillac MountainSightAcadia National Park, United Statesreservations required for sunrise viewing
  • The AhwahneeHotelYosemite National Park, United Statesstay at a National Historic Landmark hotel
  • Going-to-the-Sun RoadTrailGlacier National Park, United Statesclimbs through forests and alpine terrain to Logan Pass
  • Skyline DriveSightShenandoah National Park, United States105-mile scenic drive through park
  • Tuolumne MeadowsNeighborhoodYosemite National Park, United StatesIts approximate location is 37°52.5′N 119°21′W.
  • Many GlacierSightGlacier National Park, United Statesstate of Montana.
  • Two MedicineSightGlacier National Park, United Statesstate of Montana.
  • Acadia Bike RentalsPlaceAcadia National Park, United Statesrent bicycles to cruise park carriage roads
  • Jordan Pond HouseRestaurantAcadia National Park, United Statespicnic spot famous for popovers with jam
  • TerramorHotelAcadia National Park, United Statesglamping option
  • Brandywine FallsTrailCuyahoga Valley National Park, United StatesOfficial websites use .gov A .gov website belongs to an official government organization in the United States.
  • The LedgesTrailCuyahoga Valley National Park, United StatesOfficial websites use .gov A .gov website belongs to an official government organization in the United States.
  • Towpath TrailTrailCuyahoga Valley National Park, United Stateshistoric canal locks for cycling
  • Valley OverlookHotelCuyahoga Valley National Park, United Statesstays inside the park
  • Glidden HouseHotelCuyahoga Valley National Park, United Statestaste of the Cleveland arts scene
  • Mist TrailTrailYosemite National Park, United Statesthree-mile trail
  • Tioga RoadSightYosemite National Park, United Stateswinding drive with photo opportunities
  • Rush Creek LodgeHotelYosemite National Park, United Statespost-park wellness
  • Dark Hollow FallsTrailShenandoah National Park, United Statesrippling cascade hikers won't want to miss
  • Stony ManSightShenandoah National Park, United Statespanoramic views for photographers
  • Desert Sky HutPlaceBig Bend National Park, United States
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Condé Nast TravelerSep 4

7 Famous Homes From Movies and TV Shows You Can Actually Rent, Including Harry Potter’s Childhood Home and the 'Bachelor' Mansion

Add these properties to your set-jetting bucket list.

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Atlas ObscuraAug 28

Fir Street Cemetery in Cleveland, Ohio

In the mid-nineteenth century, farmland west of Cleveland was purchased by real estate speculators and subdivided for development. The Fir Street Cemetery, as it is currently known, occupies just eight residential lots in what first became Brooklyn Township and is now incorporated within Cleveland. In spite of its small size, the burial ground is historically three separate graveyards. The olde…

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OutsideAug 26

The Best National Park for Every Travel Personality

Whether you’re an introvert who hates crowds, or an adrenaline junky looking for a rush, our national parks columnist has the perfect park for you.

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  • Jenny Lake LodgeHotelGrand Teton National Park, United StatesFour-Diamond resort on historic ranch near Jenny Lake.
  • Denali National ParkHotelDenali, United StatesBoasts five massive mammal species, including grizzly bears.
  • Kobuk Valley National ParkSightKobuk Valley, United StatesLeast visited park; access by propeller plane, no facilities.
  • Isle Royale National ParkSightIsle Royale, United StatesLeast visited in lower 48; access by boat or seaplane.
  • Canyonlands National ParkSightCanyonlands, United StatesProtecting canyons, slickrock, and spires; offers overlanding routes.
  • White Rim RoadTrailCanyonlands, United StatesClassic 100-mile route in Island in the Sky district.
  • Trail Ridge RoadTrailRocky Mountain National Park, United StatesOne of the highest paved roads, peaks at 12,183 feet.
  • Gore Range OverlookSightRocky Mountain National Park, United StatesOverlook near the crest of Trail Ridge Road.
  • Arrowhead Trail systemTrailFayetteville, United States13-mile mountain biking trail system.
  • New River Gorge BridgeSightNew River Gorge National Park, United StatesSecond tallest arch bridge in the world; site of Bridge Day.
  • Bridge DayFestivalNew River Gorge National Park, United StatesThe event, held on the third Saturday…
  • Cliff PalaceSightMesa Verde, United StatesLargest cliff dwelling in North America with 150 rooms.
  • The Farmer's RailRestaurantCuyahoga Falls, United StatesFarm-to-table restaurant and butcher shop in Cuyahoga Falls.
  • Delicate ArchSightArches, United StatesThe arch is the most widely recognized landmark in Arches National Park and is depicted on Utah license plates and a…
  • Balanced RockSightArches, United StatesBalanced Rock is located next to the park's main road, at about 9.2 miles (14.8 km) from the park entrance.
  • Park AvenueSightArches, United StatesMassive towers in Arches National Park, walk through in under two miles.
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Lonely PlanetAug 20

8 best amusement parks in the USA

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Atlas ObscuraAug 17

Gregg-Crites Octagon House in Circleville, Ohio

Located on the southern end of town, the Gregg-Crites Octagon House is one of Pickaway County's most unique architectural landmarks. This eight-sided home in Circleville, Ohio is believed to have been built between 1855-56 by a man named George Gregg. While the exact history is vague, the house may have been constructed to resemble the octagonal courthouse at the center of town when Circleville…

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Atlas ObscuraAug 17

Portsmouth Flood Wall Murals in Portsmouth, Ohio

The Portsmouth Floodwall Murals were painted to transform a functional floodwall into an outdoor gallery to celebrate the city's rich history. Even though the city of Portsmouth, Ohio sits on higher ground adjacent to the Ohio River, it was still prone to flooding. Unfortunately, the city endured flooding events in 1884, 1913, and 1937. After the massive flood in 1937 shattered the town, city o…

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Atlas ObscuraAug 13

South Main Plaza Dog Fountain in Mount Vernon, Ohio

At the heart of South Main Plaza in Mt. Vernon sits an unexpected menagerie: a fountain crowded with painted cast-aluminum dogs, watched over by a cat, a pony, two pairs of birds, and, inexplicably, an apple. At the very center sits a golden bone, and the cat, smart enough to know better, keeps itself perched safely out of the spray. It all started when Gambier resident Phil Samuell saw photos…

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  • South Main Plaza Dog FountainSightMount Vernon, United StatesFountain with painted cast-aluminum dogs, cat, pony, birds, and apple.
  • Berczy ParkParkToronto, CanadaPark in Toronto with a similar dog fountain.
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Atlas ObscuraAug 13

The Atlas Obscura Guide to Halloween Travel

There is a version of Halloween tourism that involves a man in a rubber mask jumping out from behind a plywood wall. It has its pleasures. It is not this. The places below are real. The things that happened in them are documented — in court records, in coroners' reports, in parish registers, in the diaries of people who were there. Some have ghost stories attached. The ghost stories are almost…

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Condé Nast TravelerAug 12

20 Best A-Frame Cabins Across the US and Canada

These adorable rentals are the perfect weekend escape.

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National GeographicJul 31

Why you should visit Oberlin, Ohio—one of America’s most charming college towns

From its abolitionist history to its hip vintage shops and leafy trails, Oberlin is a jewel of a town within easy reach of Cleveland—and served as inspiration for one of America’s most celebrated ...

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National GeographicJul 17

See America’s most iconic rivers on these 5 scenic cruises

Trade crowded highways for winding waterways that showcase everything from towering canyons and vineyard-lined shores to charming river towns and vibrant cultural landmarks.

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Lonely PlanetJul 15

12 of the newest national parks in the US

You might already know the most popular US national parks, but maybe not the newer ones. Here

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  • YellowstoneSightYellowstone National Park, United StatesIt was established by the 42nd U.S.
  • Grand CanyonSightGrand Canyon Village, United StatesThe Grand Canyon is 277 miles (446 km) long, up to 18 miles (29 km) wide and attains a depth of over a mile.
  • Great Smoky MountainsPlaceGatlinburg, United StatesThey are a subrange of the Appalachian Mountains and form part of the Blue Ridge Physiographic Province.
  • White SandsAirportAlamogordo, United StatesSled New Mexico's gypsum dunes, otherworldly hues at sunrise/sunset.
  • New River Gorge National Park and PreserveNature reserveOak Hill, United StatesWest Virginia's first national park, great for white water rafting.
  • SaguaroSightTucson, United StatesHome to towering Arizona cacti, some tallest in the world.
  • CongareeSightGaston, United StatesSouthern swamp with strange root sculptures from giant cypress trees.
  • YosemiteSightYosemite Valley, United StatesIt is bordered on the southeast by the Sierra National Forest and on the northwest by Stanislaus National Forest.
  • Indiana DunesNature reservePorter, United StatesUrban park with incredible biodiversity, rivals Hawaiʻi.
  • Gateway ArchParkSt. Louis, United StatesUtterly moving monument honoring westward migration.
  • PinnaclesSightSoledad, United StatesKnown for eroded spires, extinct volcano, and talus caves.
  • Great Sand DunesSightMosca, United StatesTallest dunes in North America, great for sandboarding.
  • Cuyahoga ValleyNature reserveBrecksville, United StatesPeaceful and waterfall-filled urban oasis.
  • Black Canyon of the Gunnison National ParkNature reserveMontrose, United StatesNamesake rock walls drop a dizzying 2600ft below.
  • IntegratronSightJoshua Tree, United StatesCuriosity built by a UFOlogist, used for sound baths.
  • Crochet MuseumMuseumJoshua Tree, United StatesA teeny tiny museum.
  • Noah Purifoy outdoor museum and sculpture parkMuseumJoshua Tree, United StatesOutdoor museum and sculpture park.
  • Krblin Jihn KabinSightJoshua Tree, United StatesArt installation dedicated to an alternate reality.
  • Signal Hill Petroglyph TrailTrailTucson, United StatesBeginner-friendly trail to hundreds of examples of rock art.
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OutsideJun 29

Ohio’s Best-Kept Secret

With a world-class trail system, dense forests, and pristine lakes—and zero crowds—Athens County is like nowhere else in the Midwest

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OutsideMay 27

Foraging in the Rust Belt Is Cool Again

American Rust Belt landscapes are ripe for rediscovery. In postindustrial Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia, these foragers are taking a radical approach to stewardship of their environment: they’re eating it.

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  • Happy Snacking, Don't Die!PlaceColumbus, United StatesNelson's new book on safe and joyful foraging.
  • AptekaRestaurantPittsburgh, United StatesSpecializes in modern Slavic plant-based cooking.
  • Zeptucha cocktailRestaurantPittsburgh, United StatesMade with tinctures of tansy, sage, mistletoe, marigold.
  • Western PA Wild TeasPlacePittsburgh, United StatesMenu section of teas made from local plants.
  • sweet bay magnoliaPlacePittsburgh, United StatesFragrant alternative to bay leaves used historically.
  • Lost Creek FarmPlaceNorthern West Virginia, United StatesFarm and Forage Supper Club runs May through October.
  • carrot-butter cakeRestaurantNorthern West Virginia, United StatesMade with edible leaves and flowers of wild carrot.
  • heirloom bean and ramp soupRestaurantNorthern West Virginia, United StatesWith smoked ham and fried potatoes.
  • Farm and Forage Supper ClubFestivalNorthern West Virginia, United StatesRuns May through October at Lost Creek Farm.
  • house-cured bolognaRestaurantNorthern West Virginia, United StatesFlavored with smoked Dryad's saddle mushrooms.
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Condé Nast TravelerFeb 3

The Best Restaurants in (and Near) Cincinnati, Ohio

Cincy is quietly becoming a nationally recognized culinary hub—and these are the best places to experience it.

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Atlas ObscuraDec 25, 2025

Castle Noel in Medina, Ohio

Have you ever wondered what happens to the props and costumes used to make your favorite movies? Well, sometimes they end up with collectors. And when a collector is as talented as Mark Klaus, you end up with an amazing, 40,000 square foot experience full of Christmas magic and surprises around every corner. Combining years of artistic experience and an amazing knack for the theatric, the fitti…

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Condé Nast TravelerNov 20, 2025

The Friendliest Cities in the US, According to Our Readers

Places that embody Midwest nice, Southern hospitality, and more.

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  • Fort SumterParkCharleston, United StatesBuilt on an artificial island in 1829 in response to the War of 1812, which had exposed the inadequacy of American…
  • Cardiff State BeachNature reserveSan Diego, United StatesBeach where you can catch waves.
  • Belmont ParkTheme parkSan Diego, United StatesOpened on May 4, 1905, it is one of the most well known racetracks in the country, as it hosts the Belmont Stakes, the…
  • Crescent ParkParkNew Orleans, United StatesPark for a stroll.
  • Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden at NOMASightNew Orleans, United States11-acre sculpture garden.
  • The CitadelSightCharleston, United StatesEstablished in 1842, it is the third oldest of the six senior military colleges in the United States.
  • Kiawah IslandSightCharleston, United StatesKiawah is a sea island, or barrier island, on the Atlantic coast of the United States.
  • Isle of PalmsSightCharleston, United StatesAs of the 2020 census, Isle of Palms had a population of 4,347.
  • The Thurman CafeRestaurantColumbus, United StatesKnown for overloaded burgers.
  • Torpedo Factory Art CenterArts centreAlexandria, United StatesArt center.
  • Kentucky Horse ParkParkLexington, United StatesPark dedicated to horses.
  • Keeneland Race CourseSightLexington, United StatesRace course.
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Atlas ObscuraNov 19, 2025

Remnants of the Lincoln Highway in Wooster, Ohio

Construction began in 1913 on a transcontinental road dedicated to President Abraham Lincoln. Starting in Times Square and stretching all the way to San Francisco, much of its 3,000 miles eventually became part of U.S. Route 30. This short brick section is believed by the Lincoln Highway Association to be the oldest remaining unexposed stretch of the original road. It sits tucked within a quiet…

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Atlas ObscuraOct 15, 2025

Cleveland Curiosities in Lakewood, Ohio

This little shop is intriguing, ever-changing, and the ultimate emporium of weird and wonderful oddities and merchandise. Some of its permanent residents include a taxidermied two-headed calf, an old spider girl sideshow booth, and Eyeris the cycloptic ewe. This is the place to find every weird thing you never knew your heart desired—from wet specimens and taxidermy mounts to antique medical su…

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Condé Nast TravelerOct 11, 2025

The Unexpected Delights of Columbus, Ohio

For author Rumaan Alam, a weekend in Columbus proves that an under-the-radar midsize metropolis can offer its own set of memorable experiences.

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Atlas ObscuraOct 6, 2025

Every Recipe for Tennessee’s Hot Slaw Has a Different Secret Ingredient

“We are hot slaw,” says Ross Weaver, owner of The Chef, a burger joint in Cleveland, Tennessee. “People from 10 miles away don’t know what it is—even the next communities over, in Athens or Chattanooga, let alone 49 other states in this country.” And yet, according to Weaver, who grew up here, everyone in town has a closely guarded, and possibly hotly contested, recipe based on the original, cr…

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Atlas ObscuraDec 3, 2024

Nectar Soda

Though Cincinnati is best known for breweries, another effervescent beverage has a long history in the Queen City: the nectar soda. Home to the oldest pharmacy college in the U.S. west of the Alleghenies, the Eclectic Medical Institute (1845-1952), and Lloyd Brothers Pharmacists , Cincinnati was long on the forefront of the pharmaceutical industry. The city had a number of apothecaries with sod…

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  • Eclectic Medical InstitutePlaceOldest pharmacy college in the U.S. west of the Alleghenies
  • Lloyd Brothers PharmacistsPlaceFounded in the 1870s and presently located in the northwest corner of downtown Cincinnati, Ohio, the origins of the…
  • Dann WoellertPlaceWhen we think of the most American dishes eaten at American backyard cookouts, four that come to mind are hot dogs,…
  • John MullanePlaceCreated nectar soda flavor after learning confectionery
  • Nectar SodaPlaceVanilla and bitter almond flavored pink drink
  • Aglamesis BrothersRestaurantIce cream and chocolate shop serving nectar sodas since 1908
  • Graeter’sIce cream shopIce cream shop serving nectar sodas since 1870
  • Dow Drug StoreRestaurantHad 32 soda fountains, nectar was a popular flavor
  • OakleyNeighborhoodHistoric neighborhood where an ice cream parlor serves nectar soda
  • Hyde ParkNeighborhoodHistoric neighborhood with one of Graeter's oldest locations
  • Mr. Gene’sRestaurantInstitution serving nectar soda and milkshakes since 1962
  • South CumminsvilleNeighborhoodNeighborhood where Mr. Gene's is located
  • UDFRestaurantChain that started in Cincinnati in 1940
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