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The 28-story, brick-and-terracotta building began life in 1928 as the Hotel Lincoln and has undergone various name changes over the years. It was the Milford Plaza from 1980 to 2014.
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Layers of Time, Living Traditions in Southwest Sardinia
Sardinia’s ancient past survives not only in rock-cut tombs and sacred sites but is celebrated through the food, wine and traditions that shape daily life
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Discoveries Abound in the Small Towns of Southwest Montana
Digging into the state’s mining history invites visions of the Old West in Philipsburg, Anaconda, Butte and other places rich in the lore of our pioneer past
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Galveston Offers Seaside Ambience with Slices of History
This island city on Texas’ sun-kissed Gulf Coast enchants nostalgia fans with its Victorian-era...
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Montana Town Treasures Its Mining Heritage
Extraction of copper brought great wealth and prestige to Butte, a mountain town filled with vestiges of the Old West and reminders of its Irish roots
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West Virginia’s Rugged Appalachian Empire
Whitewater thrills and scenic vistas in America’s newest national park, along with slices of Civil War history, await travelers in the Mountain State
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Let the Good Times Roll in Mobile, Alabama
First-class museums, the spirit of Mardi Gras and visions of the Old South captivate groups in this Gulf Coast port. Amtrak service connects it to New Orleans.
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Gettysburg, PA is Basking in the National Spotlight
Because of what happened in 1863, the town is well-suited for America250-themed itineraries. Gettysburg is one of the year’s hottest tourist destinations.
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New York City stands out as a destination for leisure groups from around the globe. - ROW NYC for Groups
The 28-story, brick-and-terracotta building began life in 1928 as the Hotel Lincoln and has undergone various name changes over the years. It was the Milford Plaza from 1980 to 2014.
