Sharyn Kuneman
I've been sharing my travel experiences for over 20 years and feel there's much to be learned from both exotic and local destinations. I enjoy introducing my readers to the fascinating gems discovered in my own backyard and on the other side of the globe.
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Hollywood Casino Brings Tinsel Town to the Delta - Robinsonville, MississippiHollywood Casino in Tunica showcases movie memorabilia throughout the casino property. -
How to Honor Military Heritage in the CarolinasThe Carolinas have the highest concentration of military sites that can be toured by the public.
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View an Elusive Moonbow at Cumberland FallsCumberland Falls is the only predictable location in the Western Hemisphere to view a moonbow. -
Indianapolis Offers Great AttractionsVisitors to Indianapolis will discover a wide array of attractions. -
The Legend Lives on at San Antonio's Westin La Cantera ResortA map, painted on the ceiling of Steinheimer's Lounge in the Westin La Cantera, reportedly shows the location of a buried treasure consisting of gold and silver.
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Hot Springs National Park in ArkansasCongress established Hot Springs Reservation in 1832 to protect the 47 thermal springs flowing from Hot Springs Mountain. Today's visitors can experience the traditional treatments that have brought tourists to the area for over 175 years. -
The Nation's First Mardi Gras RememberedMore than 120 years before New Orleans' first Mardi Gras, the party started in Mobile. The Carnival Museum showcases Mardi Gras memorabilia including stunning crowns, capes and scepters.
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Experience the World in Milwaukee, WisconsinMilwaukee is a city that retains its Old World charm. Visitors can learn about the city's diverse ethnic groups at colorful festivals. -
St. Louis Mardi Gras EventsSt. Louis is home to the nation's second largest Mardi Gras celebration. The event is held annually in the Soulard neighborhood. -
Des Moines, Iowa: Capitalizing on Its Natural AssetsDes Moines offers a variety of attractions and outdoor recreational opportunities. -
Historic Delightful McConnelsville, OhioMcConnelsville is home to several museums, outdoor recreational areas and one of the last hand-operated river locks in the country. -
Chicago's Pullman District: Visit the World's Most Perfect TownFor 14 years, Pullman was awarded the international title of World's Most Perfect Town. Learn the fascinating history of Chicago's Pullman District.
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Good Grief, Charlie Brown! Your Creator was a Complex ManLittle has been known about Charles Schulz, creator of the "Peanuts" comic strip. Two opposing views of the cartoonist are presented in a recently published book and at the Charles Schulz Museum.
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USS Alabama Battleship Memorial ParkThe story of the USS Alabama and its crew can be learned at Battlefield Memorial Park in Mobile, Alabama.
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Remembering Roosevelt's Rough RidersA small museum in Las Vegas, New Mexico tells the story of the Rough Riders.
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The Story of Colonial MichilimackinacAt Colonial Michilimackinac, visitors can learn about the history of the 1715 fort by touring reconstructed buildings and viewing live demonstrations.
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George Washington's Beloved Mount VernonA tour of Mount Vernon will provide many fascinating facts about our nation's first president.
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Sergeant Alvin C. York: An American HeroAlthough he is one of our country's best known war heroes, Alvin York was opposed to war. Learn about his life.
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Where in the World is Westsylvania?Westsylvania, located in southwestern Pennsylvania, holds a special place in our country's history.
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Host a Manicure Party for Young LadiesGuidelines for having a party that will be both fun for educational for your ladies.
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Creative Holiday Gift Wrapping for ChildrenA guide to getting kids involved in wrapping gifts for their friends.
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Chautauqua Institution: A Study in Energy, Elegance & EducationSince 1874, Chautauqua Institution has been providing an educational experience in a resort-like location.
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Turks & Caicos Islands in the West IndiesThe Turks & Caicos Islands protect their natural resources with parks, reserves, sanctuaries.
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Visit Ireland's Majestic CastlesMany of Ireland's historic castles offer overnight accommodations. -
Experience Holiday Celebrations in St. Louis, MissouriA variety of activities including parades, house tours, ethnic celebrations, lighting displays and live performances are offered in St. Louis during the holiday season.
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Longhorn Cavern State Park in the Texas Hill CountryLonghorn Cavern, located near Burnet, Texas, is one of the world's most unique caves. -
P-38 Glacier Girl Flies Again After Being Freed from Her Icy TombThe rescue and restoration of a World War II P-38 culminates in the flight of the historic aircraft. -
Ruby Falls Has Been Attracting Tourists for Over 75 YearsRuby Falls has been a popular tourist attractions for over 75 years. Learn how the cave and its magnificent waterfall was discovered.
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Learn the Real Story of Casey JonesOver 100 year after his fatal train accident, people continue to be interested in Casey Jones. His story can be learned at Casey Jones Village in Jackson, Tennessee.
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Remembering the Alamo in San Antonio, TexasOne of our nation's most famous battles took place at the Alamo. Learn about the brave men who gave their lives for freedom.
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The U.S. President Who Could Have Played Professional FootballThe Gerald R. Ford Museum in Grand Rapids presents a fascinating look at the life of our 38th President.
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Marble Players Preserve Their Heritage in Tompkinsville, KentuckyThe centuries-old game of rolley hole marbles can be observed in Tompkinsville, Kentucky. Local players rank as world champions.
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Visit One of the Nation's First Ghost Towns in Richmond, KentuckyFort Boonesborough State Park contains the recreated settlement of Fort Boonesborough. The Fort protected many of the 200,000 pioneers who traveled the Wilderness Trail. -
Nashville's Historic RCA Studio BTours of RCA Studio B reveal little known facts about the legendary stars that made the Nashville Sound famous. -
The World's First Successful Abdominal Surgery in Danville, KentuckyTour the house where the world's first successful abdominal surgery was performed by a frontier doctor in 1809.
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National Underground Railroad Freedom CenterThe world's largest museum dedicated to the Underground Railroad introduces visitors to the secret network that enabled many slaves to escape to freedom.
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Columbus Washboard Company: Preserving American HistoryInvestors saved this country's last washboard factory. Learn how they turned the business around.
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Travel to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, OhioRock and Roll music helped shape our nation's culture. Experience over 50 years of history at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in downtown Cleveland, Ohio.
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Kentucky's Scenic WaterwaysKentucky's waterways offer fabulous scenery and great boating opportunities. -
Admiral Nimitz National Museum of the Pacific War in JapanThe only museum in the world dedicated to telling the entire story of the war inthe Pacific during World War II, presents a 3-acre combat zone, memorial courtyard, peace garden and plaza of the presidents.
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Experience Old Holland at Michigan's Dutch VillageA recreated 19th century Dutch Village can be explored in Holland, Michigan.
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Who Will Take Care of Your Pet When You Die?A huge population of pets become homeless when their owners die or become disable. This unique program eases concern for pet owners.
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Museum of Appalachia - Located near Norris, TennesseeOne man's wish to preserve the history of his ancestors has resulted in this country's most complete and authentic representation of pioneer life in Southern Appalachia.
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Golden Spike National Historic SiteThe meeting of the Central Pacific and Union Pacific Railroads connected the east and west coasts.
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America's 100-Year-Old Love Affair with Tourist AttractionsMany of favorite tourist attractions have been luring visitors for over 100 years.
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Biking with a Mission in San AntonioFollow the 7.1 mile bike trail that connects San Antonio's Spanish missions.
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Cayuga Lake - Home to America's Most Enlightened CityCayuga Lake, one of New York State's Finger Lakes, is home to a large number of scenic outdoor attractions. Many of the towns hold unique places in history.
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Presque Isle State Park Located in Erie, PennsylvaniaCreated by the melting of Ice Age glaciers over 14,000 years ago, Erie's Presque Isle State Park attracts over 5 million visitors annually.
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Experience the Unspoiled Beauty of Florida's Inland WatersA variety of outdoor activities can be enjoyed in Florida's natural areas.
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Malta - Ancient Jewel of the MediterraneanExperience a magical kingdom of walled cities, castles and catacombs located in the crystal blue Mediterranean Sea.
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Ghost Town Comes Back to LifeThe once booming town of Roscoe Village has been restored to its glory days during the 1830s. Artisans give daily demonstrations and mule drawn canal boat rides are available.
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Witness One of the 12th Wonder of the WorldAlong with the reversing tides, the Bay of Fundy region has the world's second largest whirlpool. The abundance of outdoor recreational activities includes whale-watching and rappelling. -
Explore the White Mountains of New HampshireThe White Mountains offer a wide variety of outdoor activities plus several unique attractions.
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Thomasville, Georgia - Winter ResortThomasville once reigned as the country's most popular winter resort. Today, visitors can stay in opulent accommodations, dine on regional cuisine and visit historical attractions.
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Discover the Treasures of Christopher ColumbusThe most important collection of Christopher Columbus artifacts is located in a small chapel in Boalsburg, Pennsylvania.
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Discover Big Treasures at Small MuseumsCould you locate a letter signed by Christopher Columbus, a Texas Ranger Badge, a 140-year-old piece of Civil War hardtack and a photo of the "Star of America" Super Constellation Airplane? These amazing artifacts are in small museums across the country.
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The Corn Cob Pipe Capital of the WorldWashington, Missouri offers historic attractions, wineries, art galleries and family friendly venues.
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Journey to the Center of the Equine Universe in Lexington, KentuckyThe Kentucky Derby story begins at Lexington's legendary horse farms.
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Chattanooga's Outdoor Odysseys - TennesseeGuide to hang guiding, spelunking, rock climbing, boating and hiking in the Chattanooga area.
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Dinner in the Diner - Nothing Could Be FinerExperience the golden era of railroad dining cars. Learn some fascinating history and try some recipes.
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Rock Climbing - A Sport On The RiseRock climbing destinations for all skill levels.
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Dewey Lake - Keeper of Kentucky's Mountain HeritageDewey Lake offers naturalist-led Elk Watches,
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International Towing & Recovery Hall of Fame and MuseumThe tow truck was invented in Chattanooga, Tenn. This one-of-a-kind museum showcases unique tow trucks and teaches the history of the industry.
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Meet Some Old Friends in Georgetown, KentuckyFormer film critic provides a place for retired race horses to live out their lives with dignity.
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Southeastern Kentucky's Lakes Bring Together Families & FishFamilies can enjoy a variety of fishing experiences on the Southeastern Kentucky lakes.
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Feet for TravelFoot problems need not hinder the joy of travel. Learn how to prevent and treat common foot ailments and injuries.