History of Mount Rushmore The 5,725-foot Mount Rushmore in the Black Hills of South Dakota was named in 1915 for the prominent New York attorney, Charles E. Rushmore. During the 1800s and early 1900s, several historians wanted the giant and the sculptures to be somewhere in the United They attract peanuts. Who carved Mount Rushmore? […]
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The town of Cales is known for a few things in France. It is a well-known port city to European travelers and occupies the narrowest point of the English Channel. Before the tunnel channel opened, the largest of the ferries to Britain left here for the short 26-mile crossing. Cales famously developed a place to […]
Maybe you’re visiting San Antonio, or possibly live there and are looking for free things to do. Here is a list of a few must see places in San Antonio. All areas listed have entertainment near them but most of the entertainment costs money. Visit the Alamo In downtown San Antonio, a must see is […]
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If you can’t do a weekend in Paris this spring, try Philadelphia. Those cities could not be more different, but they have many parallels. Culture and food lovers are equally at home in both. Some even subscribe to W.C. Fields’ admonition: “All things considered, I’d rather be in Philadelphia.” Philadelphia Museum of Art The Philadelphia […]