What Is The Oldest City In Each US State?
Go to our sponsor https://betterhelp.com/generalknowledge for 10% off your first month of therapy with BetterHelp and get matched with a therapist who will listen and help. ▶ In this video, I explore the oldest cities in each U.S. state, providing historical information about their establishment, founders, and significant events. The journey begins with Saint Augustine in Florida, settled by the Spanish in 1565, and continues chronologically through each state. I cover a range of historical backgrounds, from Spanish colonization in places like Santa Fe, New Mexico, and San Diego, California, to the establishment of Plymouth, Massachusetts, by the Pilgrims in 1620. I emphasize the diversity of origins, including Dutch, French, and English settlers, as well as interactions with Native American tribes. The exploration concludes with Cheyenne, Wyoming, founded in 1867 with the arrival of the Union Pacific Railroad. I acknowledge the varying sizes and modern relevance of these cities, inviting viewers to share their experiences or correct any information presented. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Intro 01:40 Florida (St. Augustine) 02:32 New Mexico (Santa Fe) 03:08 Massachusetts (Plymouth) 03:40 Maine (Kittery) 05:13 New Hampshire (Dover) 05:41 New York (Albany) 06:12 Delaware (Lewes) 06:46 Virginia (Williamsburg) 07:10 Connecticut (Windsor) 07:27 Wisconsin (Green Bay) 07:46 Rhode Island (Providence) 08:10 Michigan (Sault Ste. Marie) 08:49 Maryland (Annapolis) 09:12 New Jersey (Jersey City) 09:36 South Carolina (Charleston) 09:53 Illinois (Peoria) 10:08 Pennsylvania (Philadelphia) 10:22 Alabama (Mobile) 10:41 North Carolina (Bath) 11:00 Louisiana (Natchitoches) 11:15 Mississippi (Natchez) 11:34 Indiana (Vinecennes) 12:07 Georgia (Savannah) 12:32 Vermont (Westminster) 12:45 Missouri (Saint Genevieve) 12:58 South Dakota (Fort Pierre) 13:13 West Virginia (Shepherdstown) 13:36 California (San Diego) 13:57 Kentucky (Harrodsburg) 14:14 Arizona (Tucson) 14:35 Tennessee (Jonesborough) 14:58 Texas (Nacogdoches) 15:38 Ohio (Marietta) 16:00 Arkansas (Georgetown) 16:23 Alaska (Kodiak) 16:41 North Dakota (Pembina) 17:04 Oregon (Astoria) 17:28 Hawaii (Hilo) 17:47 Nebraska (Bellevue) 18:06 Oklahoma (Fort Gibson) 18:30 Minnesota (Wabasha) 18:44 Kansas (Leavensworth) 18:56 Iowa (Dubuque) 19:15 Montana (Stetensville) 19:34 Colorado (San Luis) 19:45 Nevada (Genoa) 20:15 Utah (Ogden) 20:35 Washington (Steilacoom) 21:09 Idaho (Franklin) 21:22 Wyoming (Cheyenne) 21:50 Summary ▶ A special thank you to my Patrons: Señor Valasco, Yasin Chaykh, Stuart Tunstead, Chaim laser, Robinhio84, Rogaine Ablar, The Wanton Dogfish, Yeti, Elizabeth Per, Juan Rodriguez Forero, Lastmatix, Kalvin Saccal, Ahmed Alkooheji, Steve the Goat, KR, Ryan Keith, Ryan McMurry, Richard Hartzell. Support me on Patreon & get exclusive / ahead of time content! / generalknowledge ▶ Follow me on Twitter: / gkonyoutube ▶ Join the Discord Server: / discord ▶ Business Contact: [email protected] ▶ Thanks for watching, remember to subscribe to catch future videos!

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