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Highway 61 Blues Museum
The Highway 61 Blues Museum , in the Old Temple Theater, hosts four modest, but interesting, rooms that venerate local bluesmen. Local music is sold here.
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Hermit Rd Gate
Gate to Hermit Rd; from March 1 through November 30, Hermit Road is closed to private vehicles. Access sights via the Rim Trail, or hop the free shuttle.
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Clocktower
In the center of Riverfront Park, the 151-foot Clocktower has become the citys signature sight and was originally part of a railway depot built in 1902.
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Batsto Village
This 18th-century village is an open-air museum about the bog-iron industry, as well as a nature center. Guided tours of the central Batsto Mansion on weekends.
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Water World
Bust out the nacho-cheese, sunscreen and water wings at this popular water park that has giant wave pools, plenty of slides and a handful of theme rides.
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Washingtons Headquarters State Historic Site
Washingtons Headquarters State Historic Site , is General Georges longest-lasting base during the Revolutionary War; theres a museum, galleries and maps.
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Sunnyside
Washington Irving, famous for tales such as The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, built this imaginative home. Tour guides in 19th-century costume tell good stories.
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Splash Playground
Have a picnic at Tempe Beach Park and watch kids letting off steam at the waterfalls, rock slides and shallow pools of the ingenious Splash Playground .
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Turner Beach
Just north of Blind Pass, on Captiva, the swaths of sand and a quiet atmosphere are nice, but this beach really rocks during amazing sunsets over the Gulf.
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San José Mission
Imposing stone and adobe mission church, visible from I-40, which was completed in 1705 and houses fine examples of early Spanish-influenced religious art.
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Lamar Park
For a serene stretch of the legs, head to Lamar Park just outside of town where you can get in a good jog or casual stroll by the manicured artificial lake.
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Law House
This 1784 Federalist mansion was the home of Thomas Law and Eliza Parke Custis, oldest granddaughter of Martha Washington. Its now part of a housing co-op.
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Pounders Beach
Half a mile south of the main entrance to the PCC, this is an excellent bodyboarding beach, but the shorebreak, as the name of the beach implies, can be brutal.
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Locals Tasting Room
Eight miles north of Healdsburg, tiny Geyserville is home to this indie tasting room, which represents 12 small-production wineries with free tastings.
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Madison Building
One of the Library of Congress three buildings. It has the viewtastic Madison Cafe on the 6th floor. Room 140 is where you sign up for a library card.
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Lake Oroville
This man-made lake was formed by the tallest earth-filled dam (770 feet above the Feather River) in the US. There are boat-in, floating campsite available.
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William G Mather
Take a self-guided walk on this humungous freighter incarnated as a steamship museum. Its docked beside the Great Lakes Science Center, which manages it.
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Wild Gardens of Acadia
These 1-acre botanic gardens show 12 of Acadias biospheres in miniature, from bog to coniferous woods to meadow. Botany nerds will appreciate the plant labels.
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Sears Crescent
One of the highpoints of the City Hall Plaza is the gracefully curved brick Sears Crescent, one of the few buildings that remains from the Scollay Sq days.
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Old Victoria County Courthouse
The granite and limestone Old Victoria County Courthouse dates from 1892, when towns took pride in such places. It fronts the picturesque DeLeon Plaza.
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