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Hauberg Indian Museum
Part of Black Hawk State Historic Site, the museum outlines the sorry story of Sauk leader Black Hawk and his people.
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Japanese American Cultural & Community Center
Little Tokyo’s main cultural hub is this gallery spotlighting local artists. There’s also a library and a gift shop.
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Childrens Museum of Houston
An activity-filled museum, where little ones can make tortillas in a Mexican village or draw in an open-air art studio.
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California Route 66 Museum
Road-tripping artifacts and a recreated folk-art landmark: Miles Mahan’s Hula-ville, made entirely of roadside trash.
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Ballard Farmers Market
Seattles most popular Sunday market is a genuine produce-only farmers market that sets up in Ballard Ave NW.
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Ash Lawn
This historic site was the home of James Monroe (the fifth US president) and his wife Elizabeth from 1799 to 1823.
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Valentine National Wildlife Refuge
Twenty miles south of town, the Valentine National Wildlife Refuge has some superb Sandhills scenery and lots of lakes.
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Windmill
Eastham’s landmark windmill is the oldest structure in town, although it was actually built in Plymouth, MA in 1680.
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World of Chocolate Museum & Cafe
History of chocolate, giant chocolate sculptures and chocolate tasting. The cafe and shop do not require admission.
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Robert H Treman State Park
The biggest state park in the area, with extensive trails and a very popular swimming hole (late June to Labor Day).
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Pinelands National Reserve
Better known as the Pine Barrens, this area of sandy-soil forest and bog covers almost a quarter of New Jersey.
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Philcade Building
The Philcade Building , with its glorious T-shaped lobby is an exceptional example of the art-deco architecture.
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Rangely Museum
This small community museum is a nice diversion and hosts exhibits on energy production, Native Americans and ranching.
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Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge
This 9250-acre wildlife and migratory-bird marshland habitat is most stunning during the December migration season.
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1749 Spooner House
The Plymouth Antiquarian Society maintains three historic houses, but only the Spooner House is open for tours.
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Grandview Point
Take in expansive views of the canyon from the overlook, one of the highest points on the South Rim, or hike down a short way for solitude. John Hance built the parks first hotel here in 1886, followed soon after by Pete Berrys Grandview Hotel. With the arrival of the railroad in 1
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Center for Southern Culture
Some of James Meredith’s correspondence is on display at the Center for Southern Culture, at the campus library.
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Eisner Museum of Advertising and Design
The Eisner Museum of Advertising and Design presents excellent exhibits on how the media influence todays culture.
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KBON
Visitors are welcome all day at KBON , 101.1FM. Browse the capacious Wall of Fame, signed by visiting musicians.
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J Millard Tawes Historical Museum
Gives insight into the life of watermen and the ecology of the Bay. Local docents also lead walking tours of Crisfield.
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