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A Different Bi-Centennial – In Maryland
Maryland played a central role during the War of 1812, particularly during 1814 when the British captured and burned Washington, D.C. and then moved on toward Baltimore. A non-profit group in Maryland, Star-Spangled 200, has set up a web site … Continue reading
Facts and History About Ohio
If you need to research some quick facts or historical details about Ohio, the State of Ohio has made it a little easier. They have created a page on the official state website with fact and historical data and links … Continue reading
Kentucky’s Scenic Byways
Kentucky is home to many picturesque scenic byways. Perfect for a road trip through the countryside! The state of Kentucky maintains a web site listing all the byways and what you’ll find along the way. Access the byway page here.
City or State or Neither?
Thought of by some as just a city, and by residents often as a state with no status, the District of Columbia is unique. When originally founded, its boundaries stretched far beyond where the few inhabitants lived and much of … Continue reading
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A Look Back at the Brickyard
Easily one of the most well-known facilities in Indiana, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, AKA “The Brickyard,” has been home to one of the most famous automobile races for over 100 years. The Indianapolis 500 turned 100 in 2012. The Speedway maintains … Continue reading
Historical Sites in Massachusetts
Operated by the Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism, their MassVacation web site has an excellent section listing all of the historical sites in Massachusetts with photos and other details. Useful for both planning a visit or just researching one of … Continue reading
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