Founded in the 1930s, Boulder City was created by the federal government to house workers building the iconic Hoover Dam, a project that transformed the American West. The city remained under federal jurisdiction until 1959. Today, its preserved historic charm, from original homes to the vibrant downtown district, reflects the city’s unique origins Read more...
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Welcome to the quiet but progressive town of Lewes, Delaware. Where the sun, the sand, and the sea are still the number one attractions. Founded in 1631, the townspeople have taken great pride in their historic heritage and enjoy the opportunity of sharing it with you. Lewes is situated where the Delaware Bay and Atlantic Ocean meet at Cape Henlopen. Read more...
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Resting on the banks of the Yellowstone River surrounded by majestic mountains. Livingston delivers an eclectic blend of shops, museums, Golf course, galleries, live theater and music, as well as unique restaurants for every taste. Â So come and explore Park County to experience breathtaking ranges, fun and hardworking ranches and romance under the big sky. Whether you seek the rugged Read more...
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Though Westerly is known for its abundance of shorelines, the beaches are just the beginning. Rhode Island’s southernmost town is also home to a thriving downtown scene brimming with local shops, trendy bars, and restaurants. Read more...
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Lake Placid is a village near the lake of the same name, in New York State’s Adirondack Mountains. It’s known as a Winter Olympics venue and a hub for snow sports and other outdoor pursuits. In the center of town, Mirror Lake has a trail around the shoreline. The Lake Placid Olympic Museum exhibits artifacts including team uniforms and medals. Read more...
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At the heart of this National Historic District lies Front Street, a brick thoroughfare where wrought iron balconies, restaurants, and shops face the beautiful Cane River Lake. There are guided tours available through the National Landmark Historic District. Fort St. Jean Baptiste, a replica of the 1732 French colonial fort is open Wednesday – Sunday with an interpretation of how Read more...
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Kennebunk’s Lower Village & Kennebunkport’s Dock Square are located along the ocean and Kennebunk River. Settled in the 1600’s and a long time ship building mecca, the river banks saw five-masted ships and schooners making their way down the river on their way to the sea. Sea captains built fine mansions, many of which are preserved today as lovely inns Read more...
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What does a typical day in Southern West Virginia look like? Walking over the New River Bridge, learning what it’s like to work in a coal mine, eating delicious comfort food, hiking to your heart’s desire, experiencing small town culture, and taking in the beauty by way of paddleboarding or white water rafting! And yes, that can all be in one day! Read more...
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Stockbridge is a town in the Berkshires, in western Massachusetts. It’s home to the Norman Rockwell Museum, showcasing the 20th-century artist’s work and studio. The Naumkeag estate includes an 1886 mansion and gardens. Chesterwood was the home of Lincoln Memorial sculptor Daniel Chester French, and has a rotating outdoor sculpture exhibitions. Native plants are displayed at the Berkshire Botanical Garden Read more...
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“Martin County is an under-the-radar slice of paradise, ideally situated between Orlando and Miami along a region known as Florida’s Treasure Coast (just a 40-minute drive north from West Palm Beach). This charming seaside escape features more than 22 miles of uncrowded beaches and over 100,000 acres of sprawling parks and conservation lands. What sets us apart from our more Read more...
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