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Overwhelmingly praised as the first of its kind and the finest home in Southern California, the Whaley House was a central pillar of the 19th Century Old Town community. Besides being the Whaley family home, it was also San Diego’s first commercial theater, the county courthouse, and a general store. The legendary Whaley House is widely regarded as one of the most iconic landmarks in San Diego. From its rich Greek Revival architecture style and authentic decor to its mysterious past and unrivaled haunted pedigree, it’s no wonder this home attracts visitors from all over the world. Spend the day exploring the family home of Thomas Whaley and be transported back to San Diego life in the 1800s. Grab a memorable souvenir at the Verna House, located directly behind the Whaley House, and stick around for a delicious meal at the New Orleans Creole Cafe. See what makes the famed Whaley House an absolute San Diego must do experience!
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The Key West Aquarium has been a favorite Key West attraction for families since 1935. Located in famous Mallory Square, the Key West Aquarium is one of the island’s most popular attractions for people of all ages. Home to jellyfish, sharks and many other marine animals, guests can enjoy interactive conservation talks as well as animal feedings. You’ll meet moray eels, barracuda, grouper, tropical fish, conch and sea cucumbers with narration by the aquarium’s expert guides. Stop by the Key West Aquarium and get up close and personal with some of the most fascinating creatures in the Florida Keys!
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The Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum is dedicated to telling the story of December 16, 1773. Join Samuel Adams and the Sons and Daughters of Liberty as we take part in the single most important event leading up to the American Revolution! Throw tea overboard from one of two fully-restored 18th century sailing vessels. See the Robinson Tea Chest, the only known surviving tea chest from the Boston Tea Party of 1773. Come relive the famous night that forever changed the course of American History! The Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum is an educational, entertaining and enlightening adventure you just can’t miss while in Boston.
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See the Hollywood Sign, movie studios, celebrity homes, Beverly Hills, The Hollywood Walk of Fame and all the hottest locations of the city on fully guided, narrated tour of Hollywood & Beverly Hills! Let our expert tour guides show you the most exciting parts of Hollywood & Beverly Hills, tour the hottest celebrity hangouts & homes in style, and cruise down the world-famous streets of Los Angeles with a live tour guide!
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Located in Savannah’s popular City Market, the American Prohibition Museum is the first and only museum in the United States dedicated to the history of Prohibition. Highlighting an era of gangsters, rum runners, and flappers, the museum brings the Roaring Twenties to life with over 20 intoxicating exhibits and an authentic speakeasy. Featuring 21st century technology and immersive displays, the museum takes guests on a journey through the past to the early 1900s when anti-alcohol rallies swept the nation and America’s struggle with alcohol was brought to light.
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Step into the world of 1856 Key West... A realm dominated by the era of the wreckers. Embark on a maritime journey at the Key West Shipwreck Treasure Museum, where you’ll explore Key West’s nautical heritage and its rise as one of the United States’ most prosperous cities. Immerse yourself in an experience that effortlessly blends actors, films and authentic artifacts recovered from the 1985 rediscovery of the wrecked vessel Isaac Allerton, which met its fate in 1856 on the treacherous Florida Keys reef.
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Listed in the National Registry of Historic Places, The Old Jail is a must-visit when in St. Augustine! Built to look like a hotel in the Romanesque Revival style and painted in an unassuming color, visitors will find that the Old Jail has been renovated to give tourists a glimpse into the daily lives of St. Augustine's most notorious prisoners living under the penal system of the 19th and early 20th centuries. Costumed actors tell tales of the jail and its occupants and even book you as an inmate! Additionally, the Old Jail has a large collection of weapons and artifacts for you to inspect up close and is one of just a few prisons of its kind still standing that makes for a great day of sightseeing on a historical adventure. It would be a crime if you didn’t stop by for a visit!
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Ready to see the best of San Diego on sea and land? Your 100-minute, fully narrated SEAL Tour departs from Seaport Village or the Embarcadero. Wind your way through picturesque San Diego streets before splashing down for a cruise through the waters of the San Diego Bay. Experience the history and ecological wonders of San Diego in the comfort and security of our virtually unsinkable Hydra-Terras. Here you will learn first-hand of our rich military history and cruise through the waters that are the playground of the California Seals and Sea Lions.
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Since 1890, history has left its mark on the Truman Little White House. Initially, it served as the naval station’s command headquarters during the Spanish-American War, World War I and World War II. In 1946 the historic building first served as the winter White House of President Harry S. Truman and a site for the Cold War response by later presidents. Today, the Truman Little White House is a public, living, Key West museum as well as a retreat and place of government business by our nation's leaders.
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Guests to Sails to Rails will journey through the Age of Sail, a time when tail ships plied the treacherous waters of the Caribbean, Gulf of Mexico and Florida Keys from the 1500 to early 1900’s. These waters were once filled with treasure-laden Spanish Galleons, dreaded Pirates, merchant ships and more as the New World made its riches known to all who sailed her waters.
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The Oldest Store Museum re-creates the original St. Augustine general store that was operated by C.F. Hamblen in 1908. Exploring this extensive collection of authentic products is like stepping into a Sears and Roebuck catalog from the early 20th century. Living history tour guides act the parts of clerks and salesmen as they demonstrate the latest inventions for turn-of-the-century "modern" living -- everything from tonics to unicycles to a goat-powered washing machine. The collection features vintage farm equipment, collars and corsets, "health underwear", a corn sheller, a grain thresher, and all sorts of elixirs, including the ever-popular worm syrup.
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