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Five Shoeless Joe Jackson Attractions To See In Greenville, South Carolina
The 2021 Major League Baseball season has finally arrived and with it comes a sense of renewed rivalries, along with enduring memories of the game’s greatest. One baseball legend who deserves yet keeps missing broader recognition is Shoeless Joe Jackson, who spent a significant portion of his life in Greenville, South Carolina. Located in South Carolina’s breathtaking Upstate region, Greenville is a must-see destination for baseball fans of all ages. Here, they can enjoy attractions dedicated to one of the greatest to play the game of baseball – Shoeless Joe Jackson. About Shoeless Joe Jackson A South Carolina native, Joe Jackson is widely considered one of the…
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Indianapolis: What Else To See & Do During March Madness
This year, the NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship will be like no other. For the first time in history, all of the competition will be held in Indiana, with the vast majority of in Indianapolis. For visitors to Hoosier State capital during March Madness, most of the attention will be on the college basketball games. But for those who have time to further explore the Circle City, here are some other sports-related attractions to consider. City Market 222 E. Market St. Indianapolis, IN 46204 (317) 634-9266 City Market is a historic public market with a wealth of affordable gourmet food. Set in the heart of Indianapolis, City Market offers…
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Five Places To Honor Martin Luther King Jr.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is just around the corner and people across the nation are busy making final preparations for a number of special events. Held annually on the third Monday of January, MLK Day marks the birthday of Dr. King. However, the federal holiday is also intended to celebrate the life and legacy of the most important civil rights leader in American history. Although events in 2018 in observing MLK 50 were profoundly significant, this year’s holiday is also important as it marks the 25th anniversary of the MLK Day of Service, a day of volunteer service across the country. See where the best places are to honor…
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Top 10 Reasons To Study Languages In London, England
If you are thinking of studying languages abroad, perhaps England should be at or near the top of your list. The UK is home to some of the best and oldest universities in the world, and complimented by a prestigious group of talented instructors. England and its greatest city, London offers a culture rich in history and a multitude of activities to enjoy. Here are the top 10 reasons to study languages in London, England! 1. Experience Living in one of the Great Countries of the World England is one of the most economically and culturally important countries in the world. If you attend college in London, you have a…
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Seven Cleveland Attractions To Visit This Fall
Summer may be coming to an end, but there are many reasons why Cleveland is still worth visiting. Indeed, with more available rooms, better rates and smaller crowds, the fall season might be one of the best times to visit this remarkable city in Northeastern Ohio. Although you might not have time to see everything during your stay, here are just a few recommendations to get you started on your trip planning. Cleveland History Center 10825 East Blvd. Cleveland, OH 44106 (216) 721-5722 www.wrhs.org/history-center One of several world-class attractions on the Case Western Reserve University campus, the Cleveland History Center is a must-see for anyone interested in the city’s wondrous…
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Five Top Attractions In Las Vegas
5 of the best Las Vegas attractions, some of which that may be completely new to you
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48 Hours In Boise, Idaho
The state capital and largest city in Idaho, Boise has plenty of great places to see and things to do. But what if you’re on a tight schedule and only have 48 hours to explore the City of Trees? Fortunately, with a bit of planning you’ll be able to enjoy many if not all of the best attractions in the city while also dining at some of the top rated restaurants. To make your planning that much easier, the following is a practical guide to transportation, lodging, dining and attractions that you can fit in just two days. How To Get Around As one of the most bike friendly cities…
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Seven Suggested Stops Along Wisconsin’s Great River Road
Wisconsin’s Great River Road is just part of America’s oldest National Byway, the more broadly named Great River Road, a fabulously scenic roadway that travels more than 2,000 miles across 10 U.S. states from Minnesota to Louisiana. But Wisconsin’s 250-mile stretch deserves a closer look, as it connects 33 historic towns and villages that reside along America’s second longest river and traverses through two National Wildlife Refuges, multiple state parks and of course, several extraordinary points of interest. If you’re looking for a new and fascinating unique adventure for a great American road trip, here are seven suggested stops from north to south, along the Badger State’s scenic byway. Stockholm…
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Top Attractions In The Fox Cities Of Wisconsin
Not that well-known as a popular tourist destination outside of Wisconsin, the Fox Cities should definitely be on your radar as a new and refreshing hotspot to visit in the Midwest. Located along the Fox River in the east central part of the state, the Fox Cities refers to 19 charming communities in this region, that includes Appleton, the largest and most prominent, and a few along northern section of Lake Winnebago. But why should you choose the Fox Cities as a spot to visit in lieu of the Badger State’s more popular and far more famous destinations like Green Bay, Madison and Milwaukee? For starters, lodging and dining in…
