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Conway -
This spring break on your way to Myrtle Beach, SC, take a break at the town of Conway. At the point highway traffic starts to crawl on busy days, Conway looks like another bland highway pass through town. In reality it is a hidden historic gem; stop in.
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Historic Çanakkale (pronounced “Chanekkaley”) is located on the strategic Marmara Sea and is the scene of a massive Turkish defense in World War I against English invaders and the reason for Anzac Day.
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Franklin -
The city of Franklin is rich in history, nature, eclectic store fronts and entertainment, with Historic Downtown Franklin being its centerpiece. The aesthetic beauty of the buildings and surroundings makes it a visual joy for photographers and tourists.
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The Italian government is going to raise money for the economy by auctioning off lighthouses that are located off the coast of Sardinia.
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Members of the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet are offering to give away a bridge that is obsolete, but has historic value. They are even offering to dismantle and deliver the bridge to its new location free of charge.
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An Australian expedition has found the remains of the first aeroplane ever taken to the frozen Antarctic continent. The Australians are restoring 1911-14-expedition leader, Douglas Mawson’s main camp.
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When James and Lisa Smith walked into their 1920’s era home on Fifth Avenue in Franklin, Tennessee one Monday morning in July, they found a broken water pipe, meaning the home would have to undergo some big changes.
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How and when did the Bald Eagle become the national bird of the United States of America? Read the fascinating history of this amazing bird and its connection to the greatest country in the world.(Take it easy, Canada. You are great too.)
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A house dating from 1690 has been heavily damaged by fire.
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If you think your neighborhood might be a good fit for a preservation effort, here are some steps to take. Get your neighborhood noticed!
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Toronto Ontario, Canada - June 5, 2012. Located in a former Canadian Pacific Rail steam locomotive roundhouse, Steam Whistle brewery produces an average of 120,000 bottles of their Pilsner beer every day. During June and July their production will double to keep pace with demand. The company is in production 363 days of the year, only closed on Christmas and New Years day. The company produces one beer only - Pilsner - which was selected to fill a gap in the craft beer market that was identified
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