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Penn Center
Once the home of one of the nations first schools for freed slaves, the Penn Center has a small museum that covers Gullah culture and traces the history of Penn School.
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Plains Art Museum
This ambitious museum features sophisticated programming in a renovated warehouse. The permanent collection includes contemporary work by Native American artists.
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Oak Mountain State Park
Twelve miles south of town, off I-65 exit 246, Oak Mountain State Park is Alabamas largest state park, where you can hike, camp, boat or chill out on the lakeside beach.
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Deadwood History & Information Center
This splendid center in the restored train depot has tons of local tourist info, plus exhibits and photos of the towns history. Pick up the walking tour brochure.
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Maryland Science Center
This awesome center features a three-story atrium, tons of interactive exhibits on dinosaurs, outer space and the human body, and the requisite IMAX theater ($4 extra).
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Waterside Park
This park along the Washington Channel is home to the Womens Titanic Memorial and is flanked by a few historic homes to the north and Fort Lesley J McNair to the south.
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Re:Find Distillery & Villicana Winery
Paso Robles first micro-distillery makes clean-tasting botanical brandy (read: gin), which you can taste along with dry rosé in the adjoining wine-tasting room.
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Rainbow Row
With its candy-colored houses, this stretch of lower E Bay St is one of the most photographed areas of town. The houses are around the corner from White Point Garden.
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Route 66 Interpretive Center
At Chandler, 60 miles southwest of Tulsa, this museum re-creates the experience of driving the Mother Road through the decades. Its housed in a magnificent 1936 armory.
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North Captiva Island
North Captiva Island is sprinkled with private residences and vacation rentals and ringed by snowy sand with awesome shell-collecting possibilities. Accessible by boat.
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Nubble Light
Perched on Nubble Island, just off the tip of Cape Neddick, this white lighthouse and Victorian lighthouse keepers cottage provide one of Maines best photo ops.
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Nasher Museum of Art
Duke Universitys Nasher Museum of Art houses an impressive collection of international contemporary works in an even more impressive futuristic cube of a building.
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USS Cod
The storied submarine USS Cod saw action in WWII. Youre free to climb through it, tight spaces, ladders and all, while listening to audio stories about life on board.
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Sturgis Motorcycle Museum
The Sturgis Motorcycle Museum houses dozens of bikes, including many classics. A freedom fighters exhibit honors those who have fought for the rights of bikers.
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St Petersburg Museum of Fine Arts
The Museum of Fine Arts collection is as broad as the Dalí Museums is deep, traversing the worlds antiquities and following arts progression through nearly every era.
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Tobias Lear House
The Tobias Lear House , next door to the Wentworth Gardner House, is a hip-roofed colonial residence that was home to the family of George Washington’s private secretary.
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Memphis Rock n Soul Museum
The Smithsonians museum, next to FedEx Forum, examines how African American and white music mingled in the Mississippi Delta to create the modern rock and soul sound.
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Montgomery Place
This shady, one-block street contains a coveted series of beaux-arts row houses, most of which were built by Paris-educated Charles Pierrepont Henry Gilbert in the 1880s.
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Palm Springs Historical Society
Palm Springs Historical Society delves into a rich past in a small, but classy exhibit of photos and memorabilia in the town’s oldest building, the 1884 McCallum Adobe.
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Pollock
Tour the home of husband-and-wife art stars Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner -- worth it just to see the paint-spattered floor of Pollocks studio. Reservations required.
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