Jerusalem Chamber, Bob Jones University, Greenville, South Carolina

In a replica of the room where the King James Bible was translated is a collection of rare Bibles including an original 1611.

Stone Mountain, Atlanta, Georgia

Stone Mountain Park. Have to pay parking to get in, and once you're in you can drive around this giant rock. If its open you can take the skylift up, or watch the video how they carved Robert E. Lee into the mountain twice. The Coca-Cola Carillion looks like it would be interesting to hear during the normal tourist season.

Mitchell Gallery of Flight, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Inside the Milwaukee Airport is museum of the airport's history. As opposed to the hustle and bustle of O'Hare, Mitchell Airport is relaxed, and you can take the time to learn about the great General Billy Mitchell (of Mitchell Airport, Mitchell Park, Mitchell Blvd, etc. fame). He argued for American aviation supremacy before anyone else took him seriously. At least until he got court martialed. Oh, and you can see some of the remains of the greatest airline ever in American history.

Jimmy Carter Presidential Library, Atlanta, Georgia

A bit worn looking of an entrance, but inside is sharp. The oval office with fake windows lets you feel like you were in DC. The story of the Crown of St. Stephen is interesting if you have the time. The greatest thing about the Carter presidency? He paved the way for Reagan!

Georgia State Capitol, Atlanta, Georgia

A nice building, but sad to say not one of the more impressive state Capitols I have visited. Many interesting artifacts on state history on the top floor however.