Thank you for using the Dallas Train Business Directory . This companion guide provides locations and phone numbers for 'consumer-friendly' companies within a short distance of train stations. All station maps are in order for riders to use on the train. Please contact us with any changes, business closures, suggested companies and guide discrepancies. INDEX Red Line - Page 3 Blue Line - Page 29 Green Line - Page 51 Orange Line - Page 75 Volume discounts available. Please contact [email protected] for pricing.

Booklet is travel information about Burlington Colorado, Old Town Museum and the Kit Carson County Carousel with local history and information.

This is a detailed guide to the physical remains, history and topography of the castles of northwest Greece from the early Byzantine period to the eve of the First World War.

Thank you for using the L.A. Train Business Directory *. This guide covers Hollywood, Pasadena, downtown L.A. & East L.A. with the Red Line, Purple Line & Gold Line. This companion guide provides locations and phone numbers for 'consumer-friendly' companies within a short distance of train stations. All station maps are in order for riders to use on the train. Please contact us with any changes, business closures, suggested companies and guide discrepancies. Volume discounts available. Please contact [email protected] for pricing.

As you explore Charleston, let this book take you back in time to the Ghosts and all the mystery surrounding their stories. Do you wonder why the ghosts are still here? Read through the book and experience all the charm and ambience of Charleston's history. There are twenty-six different stories to amaze and excite you. Maybe even frighten you Once you have read the stories, you will be anxious to take the Ghost Walk. The Ghost Walk is a narrative as you follow the map along the cobblestone streets. Relive the history as you visit the sites where the Ghosts still live among us.

Thank you for using the Roswell Alien Visitors Guide* - over 880 locations I developed this guide after a visit to Roswell, New Mexico when I found little information on the internet regarding businesses, locations and contact information. In fact, many of my searches sent me to Roswell, Georgia. After six weeks of research, map development and website building, I have the best information available regarding Roswell, New Mexico and the surrounding areas for tourism. Not only is there UFO and book/video research online, there are links to historic Billy the Kid locations that are all within 101 miles of Roswell. Other nearby places like Carlsbad Caverns and The Bottomless Lakes make Roswell a great central point for a week's worth of sightseeing For more information, see the Day Trippin' section of this guide. While this guide covers many categories like hotels, restaurants, grocery, car rentals & pharmacies, it does not have all of the 880+ businesses listed on RoswelliMap.com. "Roswell Alien Visitors Guide" has been condensed to save on printing costs. *Volume Discounts Available. Please email [email protected] for pricing.

Beautiful imagery of fishing piers around Florida.

The National Museum of Ireland / Ard-Mhusaem na hEireann is a repository of memory - but also a living place that enriches and challenges the present, that preserves for the future a witness to who we have been. We invited more than forty poets, writing in both English and Irish, to visit any of the Museum's four collections - Archaeology in Kildare Street, Natural History in Merrion Street, Decorative Arts & History in Collins' Barracks, Dublin, and Country Life in Turlough Park, Co. Mayo - and to write a poem prompted by this visit. The resulting poems in this anthology are inspired by, in conversation with, the Museum itself and those artefacts and objects from its collections that have engaged the imagination of the poets as they have engaged the imaginations of countless visitors through the years."

All the wonderful sites of Ireland are presented, in 249 pages and in over 150 vivid colored photographs. Learn a great deal about Dublin and see sites in this book many visitors have missed. Visit beautiful Kylemore Abbey, take a boat ride to the Cliffs of Moher, enjoy a banquet at Bunratty Castle with its entertainment, stay in five star hotels with special offers and visit numerous wonderful Irish towns from Dublin around to Galway. Read Irish mysteries as to who was the real Molly Malone, and what are the origins of the Blarney Stone and Blarney Woollen Mills. Take the adventure to the Aran Islands or watch the sunset in Fossa across the Lake Limerick. View waterways with Customs boats and Forts that protected the shores. See the beautiful Mitzen Peninsula. Includes special offers that will save you hundreds of dollars exclusive to owning the book.

In November 1999, the U.S. Congress passed the National Park System New Area Study Act of 2000 (S. 1349) as contained in Public Law 106-113, Appendix C, "National Park Service Studies Act of 1999." The act instructed the Secretary of the Interior "to direct special resource studies to determine the national significance of the sites, and/or areas, listed in Section 5 of this Act to determine the national significance of each site, and/or area, as well as the suitability and feasibility of their inclusion as units of the National Park System." Among the areas to be studied were "Civil Rights Sites" on a "multi-state" level. As part of its National Historic Landmarks program, the National Park Service in partnership with the Organization of American Historians (OAH) prepared this civil rights framework study to assist the National Park Service in identifying and prioritizing those areas of history significant in illustrating the civil rights story. Implementation of the framework's recommendations will help planners evaluate proposals by Congress and others for additions to both the National Park System and the National Trails System, and will also assist the responsible authorities in states, federal agencies, and Indian tribes to identify sites for National Historic Landmarks designation. The period of significance for the study begins in 1776, when Thomas Jefferson wrote in the Declaration of Independence that "all men are created equal." The period ends in 1976, to include the growing civil rights movements of several minority groups in the dozen years following the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Before 1776, certainly, the rights of enslaved people, women, American Indians, and immigrants such as the Scots-Irish were routinely violated within the boundaries of the present United States, especially with respect to personal liberty, voting, educational opportunities, property ownership, and religious affiliation. During this period, however, such rights were subject not only to the laws of the mother country but also to the laws and judicial interpretations of the several colonies, some of which took a more liberal approach than did others. There was no national government to define or ensure civil rights, much less a national consensus about what those rights were. It was not until 1776 that a clear statement regarding civil rights rang out, in the words of the Declaration: "We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness." Although Thomas Jefferson's words have sometimes seemed to ring hollow, they nonetheless constitute one of America's shining ideals- an inspiration to the world-that all citizens have equal rights and stand equal before the law.

Founded in the final years of the Enlightenment, the Louvre--with the greatest collection of Old Master paintings and antique sculpture assembled under one roof--became the model for all state art museums subsequently established. Andrew McClellan chronicles the formation of this great museum from its origins in the French royal picture collections to its apotheosis during the Revolution and Napoleonic Empire. More than a narrative history, McClellan's account explores the ideological underpinnings, pedagogic aims, and aesthetic criteria of the Louvre. Drawing on new archival materials, McClellan also illuminates the art world of eighteenth-century Paris.

All the wonderful sites of Ireland are presented, in 249 pages and in over 150 vivid colored photographs. Learn a great deal about Dublin and see sites in this book many visitors have missed. Visit beautiful Kylemore Abbey, take a boat ride to the Cliffs of Moher, enjoy a banquet at Bunratty Castle with its entertainment, stay in five star hotels with special offers and visit numerous wonderful Irish towns from Dublin around to Galway. Read Irish mysteries as to who was the real Molly Malone, and what are the origins of the Blarney Stone and Blarney Woollen Mills. Take the adventure to the Aran Islands or watch the sunset in Fossa across the Lake Limerick. View waterways with Customs boats and Forts that protected the shores. See the beautiful Mitzen Peninsula. Includes special offers that will save you hundreds of dollars exclusive to owning the book.

This study was conducted to understand, document, and analyze the complex interactions of people and places on the Outer Cape, both historically and today. And, to provide an improved basis for making decisions that ultimately will decide the fate of the landscape character.

History of the Pea Island Life-Saving Station

Travel Pictorial of the Rutherford Hayes Museum and the National Air Force Museum in Ohio

While there are more than 15,000 museums in our country, visitors get to see only about five percent of any institution's collections. Most museums simply don't have room to display everything they've got. However, there are a wide variety of surprising and intriguing reasons that, for example, the Smithsonian Institution doesn't display its collection of condoms, Florida's Lightner Museum locks up all but one of its shrunken heads, and a world-class stash of Japanese erotica (shunga) art was kept in the Honolulu Museum of Art's storage until only recently. Each item or collection included in this volume is described and placed in context with stories and interviews that explore the historical, social, cultural, political, environmental, or other circumstances that led to keeping that object or group of objects out of public view--the ultimate museum buff's voyeuristic experience. Color photographs of the artifacts are included.

This book is about some of the wonderful towns in the US and Canada that you can visit, most of which are in your own backyard. Each town has a list of places that you can visit and take your families to. Some have entrance fees, but many are free. You can look up the information easily on the internet as each site is listed separately. Dr. White has either lived in or been to these areas many times and writes from first hand knowledge.