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Delta
This silo can be viewed without a reservation through a glass cover. Note that from here west, Mountain Time is used, which is one hour earlier.
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Felix Pedro Monument
Commemorates the miner whose gold strike gave birth to Fairbanks. The stream across the highway – now known as Pedro Creek – is where it all happened.
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Fort Collins Museum of Art
In the old post office, this museum has rotating exhibits in a very cool old building. Its worth a stop, but is not a destination in and of itself.
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Coastal Discovery Center
Educational displays include a talking artificial tide pool that kids can touch and videos of deep-sea diving and a WWII-era shipwreck just offshore.
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Contemporary Art Museum
The University of South Florida’s museum mounts six to eight exhibitions by university students and alumni. Parking costs $3 Monday to Friday.
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Central Nevada Museum
In Tonopah, the Central Nevada Museum has a good collection of Shoshone baskets, early photographs, mining relics and mortician’s instruments.
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Antique Boat Museum
This museum lets you row old skiffs as you learn about them. You can also tour George Boldts glam 1903 houseboat; reserve a tour time in advance.
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US Coast Guard Academy
Visitors here can stroll the grounds of one of the four military academies in the country. Pick up a self-guided walking tour booklet at the museum.
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Unity Temple
The Unity Temple is the only other Wright building that devotees can go inside; it requires a separate admission fee for a self-guided look around.
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University of Mississippi Museum
This museum has fine and folk arts and a plethora of science-related marvels, including a microscope and electromagnet from the 19th century.
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Yavapai Observation Station
At the northeastern end of the village, panoramic views of the canyon unfold at Yavapai Observation Station , which has an intriguing geology museum.
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Teewinot Quad
This high-speed chairlift provides access to downhill mountain-bike trails. The resort distributes free bike trail guides. Passes are for all lifts.
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Soren Christensen Gallery
This impressive space showcases the work of nationally renowned painters and sculptors. The gallery is known for its nontraditional sensibility.
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Ponderosa Valley Winery
At San Ysidro, head north on NM 4 into paradise. Detour, perhaps, to Ponderosa Valley Winery for a bottle of late-harvest riesling or pinot noir.
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Piedmont Park
A glorious, rambling urban park and the setting of many cultural and music festivals. The park has fantastic bike paths, and a Saturday Green Market .
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Herzstein Memorial Museum
The chief focus here is the story of the biggest event in Clayton’s history – the 1901 arrest and hanging of infamous train robber Black Jack Ketchum.
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Joseph Manigault House
The three-story Federal-style house was once the showpiece of a French Huguenot rice planter. Dont miss the tiny neoclassical temple in the garden.
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Buffalo Paddock
Since 1899, this is Golden Gate Parks home where the buffalo roam. SFs mellow, well-fed herd rarely moves – but they can reach speeds up to 30 mph.
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Battleground National Cemetery
The 41 Union men who died defending Fort Stevens are buried at tiny Battleground National Cemetery, a half-mile north of the old fortifcation.
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Albert Merola Gallery
You won’t want to miss the high quality Albert Merola Gallery , which showcases works by both contemporary and notable past Provincetown artists.
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