Tag: US State Capitals, Capitols and Statehouses
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Discover 10 Unexpected Facts about the Vermont State House
Vermont State House: Ten Fun Facts Do you know what color the original dome of the Vermont state house in Montpelier was? Or where the fossils in the state house hung out 500 million years ago? You too can be a winner at #jeopardy by reading this article! Why are there Spanish cannons? What connection…
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Top Ten Fun Facts about the New Hampshire State House
New Hampshire State House: 10 Fun Facts Discover the New Hampshire State House in Concord NH and admire New Hampshire’s liberty bell. One of the fun and free things to do when you travel to New Hampshire. Learn more about US history. Take a New Hampshire State House Tour. Where did the state motto Live…
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The Fascinating History of St. Thomas Capitol Building and Its Liberty Bell Replica
Read about the fascinating history of St Thomas, its Capitol building and the full size Liberty Bell replica. Do you know which indigenous people were there before the Europeans arrived and messed things up?
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Puerto Rico Does It Better! Did You Know These Fun Facts?
Fun facts about Puerto Rico, its capitol and its long and rich history. Travel the streets of Puerto Rico with us and find out what the heck it means to be a USA territory!
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Every Quest Starts With A Small Step. This One In New Hampshire!
How a visit to our New Hampshire State House in Concord, NH inspired two new USA bucket lists. See amazing pictures of the NH State House. Join our travel bucket list or create your own. Find out about the 57 Liberty Bell replicas . Immerse yourself in national history. Explore the best USA destinations. Visit…
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Why We Were Mad: The Old State House in Boston
The Old State House in Boston, home of the Boston Massacre and the first reading of the Declaration of independence. Learn more about the historical significance of this oldest public building in Boston. And what does a unicorn have to do with it all?
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Washington State Capitol: What You Always Wanted to Know
Put this National Historic Landmark on your Life after Covid-19 bucket list. The Washington State Capitol is worth a visit. Did you know the role Washington played in the women’s suffrage movement? Or the significance of a Canadian nun? What is the significance of the number 42? Find out these and more #funfacts