Blatantly nicknamed Pennsylvania’s Capital City, Harrisburg is the state capital for Pennsylvania and is America’s 40th-most populated state capital city. Harrisburg hosts North America’s … [Read more...]
Capital Facts for Augusta, United States
Augusta is the state capital for Maine and is America’s third-least populated state capital city. Back in August 1797, Maine’s capital was named after Augusta Dearborn--daughter of American … [Read more...]
Capital Facts for Trenton, United States
Nicknamed Turning Point of the Revolution, Trenton is the state capital for New Jersey and is America’s 34th-most highly populated state capital city. Guinness World Records points to a … [Read more...]
Capital Facts for Jefferson City, United States
Informally nicknamed Jeff, Jefferson City is the state capital for Missouri and is America’s 10th-least populated state capital city. Jefferson City was named after America’s third president … [Read more...]
Capital Facts for Concord, United States
Not to be confused with like-named Concord in California, Concord is the city name for New Hampshire’s state capital and is America’s 9th-least populated state capital city. New Hampshire's … [Read more...]