Fallingwater to Open for 26th Tour Season
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater near Pittsburgh will begin its 26th regular tour season on April 1. The house, built in 1936 as a weekend retreat for the Edgar Kaufmann family, will be open daily except Monday with admission at 6 dollars on weekdays and 8 dollars on weekends. Reservations are advised two weeks in advance via phone or mail.
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Frank Lloyd Wright
Pittsburgh
Edgar Kaufmann
Fallingwater
Western Pennsylvania
P.O. Box
Mill Run
East Berlin monuments fade as wall crumbles draws tourists
Scripps Howard reports Western visitors roam East Berlin’s relics of fascism and communism as the wall comes down. Visa costs modest, border formalities minimal, but the district’s shrines to socialism face rapid obsolescence. Tours highlight Unter der Linden, Alexanderplatz, Centrum, and Marx Engels Plaza amid fading memorials and stark contrasts with West Berlin.
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East Berlin
Berlin Wall
Peace
River
Spree
Germany
West Berlin
Brandenburg Gate
Unter der Linden
Hitler
Frederichstrasse
Alexanderplatz
Teacher and Congress
Baill
Communist Party of Germany
Berlin
Red City Hall
Bismarck
Karl Liebknecht
Wilhelm Pieck
Marx-Engels
Sluice Bridge
Communist Party
Party of Democratic Socialism
Museum of
German Democratic Republic
Rock Circus brings famous stars to London Pavilion stage
The London Rock Circus exhibition at Piccadilly Circus uses waxwork figures and audio animatronics to depict rock and pop from the 1990s to today. Visitors wear headsets to hear facts as they walk past models of Beatles Bowie Madonna Springsteen Jackson Presley. A three stage rotating show highlights a history of rock with plans to update the lineup regularly. open daily 10 am to 10 pm except Christmas Day.
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London Pavilion
London
Piccadilly Circus
Beatles
David Bowie
Madonna
Bruce Springsteen
Michael Jackson
Elvis Presley
Madame Tussauds Waxworks Museum
Elvis
Rock Circus
Global tours and cultural blooms color 1990 travel year
Bok Tower Gardens opens seasonal vistas with azaleas and the Singing Tower. Glasgow named Cultural Capital of Europe for 1990, hosting nearly two thousand events. European auto tours feature Bracket Hall and Monza race circuits, with May to October departures. Van Gogh cruise itineraries showcase Amsterdam Delft and The Hague. Towson State University offers UK travel study July August 1990 for $1,750. Leu Botanical Gardens in Orlando invites visitors to the floral clock and restored Lew House.
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Bok Tower
Bok Singing Tower
Bok Tower Gardens
P.O
Lake Wales
Fla
Glasgow
Europe
European Parliament
British Tourist Authority
W. 57Th St
New York
N.Y
Ferrari
Mercedes Benz
Jaguar
Porsche
Isuzu
The
Orient
International Motor Tours
STI Inc
Bracket Hall
Lord Broket
Rolls Royce
Aston Martin
Ford
Lotus
Morgan
Donington Motor Museum
Silverstone
Suzuka
Tokyo
Nagoya
Hiroshima
Kyoto
Osaka
Nissan
National Science Museum
Toyota
Detroit
Japan
Mazda
Germany
Italy
Munich
Rome
France
Switzerland
Monza
Milan
Reseda Blvd
Northridge
Calif
van Gogh
van Gogh Museum
Amsterdam
Haarlem
Frans Hals
Hague
Rembrandt
Vermeer
Mauritshuis Museum
Gemeentemuseum
the Hague
Delft
Gouda
Holland
Belgium
Antwerp
Brussels
Tournai
Ghent
Bruges
Towson State University
Department of Geography
United Kingdom
British Rail
London
York
Edinburgh
Carlisle
Lancaster
Coventry
Warwick
Rugby
Baltimore
Jim DiLisio
Jim Pickett
Leu Botanical Gardens
Orlando
Lew
Florida
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Scripps Howard News Service
Madison Ave
TODS
Charles Hosmer Morse
Winter Park
Park Avenue
Welbourne Ave
Pacific
Eastern Europe
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Soviet Union
Slovak National Opera
Bratislava
Rudolf Firkusny
Bohuslav Martinu
Prague
U.S.S.R
Saito Kinen Orchestra
Pacific Islands
Robert Louis Stevenson
Edinburgh Fetival Society
Market St
IBW
Scotland
USA
Linda Bromfield
Ask
Mr. Foster
Unig Tobe Excel
Iuner Obe
South McCain Drive
Suite IL
Frederick
AAA Cruise Headquarters
SIS
Norway
Miami
St. Maarten
St. John
St. Thomas
Ncl
Pleasure Island
World Travel Agency
West 7Th Street
Frederick Shopping Center
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