Two Wisconsin towns offer scenic East Coast visits
Kewaunee and Algoma in Wisconsin attract travelers with harbor views and historic spots. From Kewaunee’s Marquette Historical District and Svoboda clocks to Algoma’s Ahnapee Trail and von Stiehl Winery, visitors enjoy lighthouses, beaches, and a century of rail and jail history along Lake Michigan.
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Wisconsin
Algoma
Lake Michigan
Jean Nicolet
Pere Jacques Marquette
Pierhead
Ahnapee
Door County
Marquette
Svoboda Industries
Svoboda
Kewaunee Company
Sturgeon Bay
von Stiehl
Historic Long Branch house museum opens this spring
The Virginia house museum Long Branch opens its first season this spring. Tours run weekends April through October from noon to 4 p.m. Admission is $6 with weekday group tours by appointment. Reservations via Long Branch 703-837-1856.
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Virginia
Mount Vernon
Monticello
Long Branch
Blue Ridge
Clarke County
Shenandoah River
Millwood
George Washington
Thomas Lord Fairfax
Fairfax
Robert “King” Carter
Robert Carter Burwell
Maryland Historical Society
Benjamin Henry Latrobe
U.S. Capitol
Burwell
Hugh Mortimer Nelson
Pho Ore Ter Erle
Annapolis Waterfront Festival Opens Weekend Arts Boats and Food
The second annual Annapolis Waterfront Festival comes to Annapolis Yacht Basin Friday through Sunday April 30 to May 2. It features 120 booths of fine art and crafts, Chesapeake seafood, vintage boats, demonstrations, sailboat rides, and performances by local ensembles. Admission is four dollars for adults and one dollar for children 12 and under. call 410-268-8828 for details.
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Annapolis Waterfront
Chesapeake
Annapolis Yacht Basin
Annapolis
Arundelair Chorus
Sweet Adelines
Sons of the Severn
Soul Searchers Gospel Choir
Eastport United Methodist Church
Flatt Creek Bluegrass
Arundel Vocal Arts Society
Lambezi Express
Chesapeake Bay
Crab Alley
Annapolis Harbor
Antique and Classic Boat Society
Department of Natural Resources Police
U.S. Coast Guard
U.S. Naval Academy
Germany
Italy
China
Greece
Philadelphia
Call
Derby Day at Kentucky Derby Museum Highlights Exhibits
The Kentucky Derby Museum in Louisville opens daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with The Greatest Race show, Derby memorabilia, and hands on exhibits. The special Calumet Farm exhibit features eight Derby winners and a 1939 GMC van. Equine art by LeRoy Neiman and a new mint julep exhibit with the world’s largest mint julep cup are part of Derby week. Deputy Joe the resident Thoroughbred greets visitors. Special guests include Kathryn Cocquyt, Jim Bolus, Ron Turcotte, Penny Chenery Tweedy, and Sonny Whittle.
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Neiman
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Henry Ford Museum
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Long Branch House
New York
Minard Lefever
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White House
Harry Z. Isaacs Foundation
Tiffany
Federal Decorative Arts
Willard Scott
Burwell- Morgan
Belle Grove Plantation
National Trust For Historic Preservation
Middletown
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Kentucky Derby Museum
Interhostel
Interhos
University of New Hampshire
Garrison Ave
Durham
N.H
Kathryn Cocquyt
Little Freddie
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Jim Bolus
Ron Turcotte
Penny Chenery Tweedy
Sonny Whittle
Cumberland Hagerstown
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Branson MO
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Banff
Lake Louise
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Martha’s Vineyard
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