by admin | Mar 25, 2013 | CAPITALS
Up next in CAPITALS is Frankfort, Kentucky. Like the caption says, try to find it on a map. Frankfort is a city in Kentucky. That’s the extent of my...
by admin | Mar 24, 2013 | CAPITALS
It’s Helena, Montana’s turn in CAPITALS. A few years ago, 119 to be exact, there was a battle raging. It was known as the “Capital Fight” and it pitted Helena against Anaconda. The prize? Capital of the great state of Montana. Helena won, which was probably a much bigger deal at the time: today Helena is a mere #6 on the list of most populated cities in Montana and probably wouldn’t stand a chance if the capital was being picked today. Another oh-so-useful factoid: Other names considered for Helena were Pumpkinville and Squashtown. This is why you should abstain from naming cities during major...
by admin | Mar 21, 2013 | CAPITALS
Let’s inject some southern charm into CAPITALS with Birmingham, Alabama. With a nickname like “The Gump,” Montgomery should be treated like a very large, threatening man named “Tiny.” The Gump could be a friendly little city fit for a good time, or the Gump could be a city ready to knock you down just because it can. Until you know for sure, tread lightly and don’t make eye...
by admin | Mar 20, 2013 | CAPITALS
It’s time to head to the ATL in CAPITALS. Atlanta is known for many things – some good, some not so good – but one theme seems to rule them all: traffic. Atlanta has it. Lots of it. All the time. So sit back, relax, and wait for the traffic to clear on one of the 65 Peachtree-named streets. You’re gonna be there for a...
by admin | Mar 19, 2013 | CAPITALS
Next in CAPITALS: Hartford, Connecticut. If there’s one thing Hartford does well, it’s insurance. The “Insurance Capital of the World” isn’t a title most cities can pull off, but Hartford sure...
by admin | Mar 18, 2013 | CAPITALS
Let’s get creative with Oklahoma City in CAPITALS. What to call a city located in Oklahoma? No need for a list of naming options to figure this one out. Back in the day the ever-powerful naming gods decided to go old school. Classic, if you will. The only way the name could’ve been better is if it was Capital City, Oklahoma. In fact, maybe all states should go that route. What’s the capital of state X? Capital City, of...
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