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Herb Sparrow
Groups can learn more about the War of 1812 at several interesting museums and historic sites.
River cruising in 2012 will see more options around the world, from exotic Asian locales to American inland rivers.
Several new or expanded museums this year will provide insights into America’s wars.
Ryman Auditorium, courtesy Nashville CVB The modern, state-of-the-art Grand Ole Opry House near the Gaylord Opryland Hotel in suburban Nashville has provided me with several memorable moments over the years. There was Marty Robbins stopping the clock to extend his traditional encore as the final act of the night on my first visit to the […]
Courtesy Music Hall of Fame Nashville is so much more than music, but it all goes together; it has that creative energy about it,” said Jenny Steuber, director of public relations for the Nashville Convention and Visitors Bureau. “The creativity of the community has really fostered a great arts community,” said CVB president Butch Spyridon. […]
Nashville embraces its iconic image with plenty of places to listen to live music.
Down by the riverside in West Virginia equals music and movies. In Charleston, the Haddad Riverfront features a 2,500-seat amphitheater that is the scene of free Friday-night concerts from Memorial Day through Labor Day. “They have done some renovation that includes a retractable canopy over the seating area,” said Jama Jarrett, director of communications for […]
Fort Monroe played an unusual and critical role in the Civil War and has ties to leaders of both sides.
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