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New York The Statue of Liberty http://www.theus50.com/NewYork/tourism.shtml The Statue of Liberty was designed by a young sculptor by the name of Fredric-Auguste Bartholdi. The Statue of Liberty has been a tourist attraction for a very long time. It was shipped in pieces and in 1886 it was finished being put together on Ellis Island. The statue stands 152 feet without the pedestal. With the pedestal it reaches 306 feet high! |
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New Jersey New Jersey State Aquarium http://theus50.com/newjersey/tourism.shtml The New Jersey State Aquarium has over 80 exhibits including more than 4,000 fish and about 500 species. The Aquarium is just minutes away from Philadelphia. |
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Connecticut Beardsly Zoo http://theus50.com/connecticut/tourism.shtml The Beardsly Zoo has a proud history of over 75 years as Connecticut's only zoo. The Beardsly Zoo provides a beautiful, and wild experience for Connecticut's families. |
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Pennsylvania Hershey Park http://www.hersheypa.com/attractions/ Chocolate Fun for Everyone! Hershey has been satisfying that crave for one of the worlds sweetest treats. In Hershey Park you can learn how to make chocolate, and step into a world bursting with excitement and sweetness at Hershey's Chocolate World. Also at Hershey park you can go to their exciting amusement park or enjoy delicious character breakfasts. At their amusement park there are rides for all ages young and old. You can also take exciting tours of Hershey's Chocolate Factory. Even stay at their lovely hotels with great service. Even without the character breakfasts the food is still extremely enjoyable. Go to relax or go for loads of excitement. Take the whole family to Hershey Park. |
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