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In 1890 GALVESTON - on the northern tip of Galveston Island, the southern terminus of I-45 - was a thriving port, far larger than Houston fifty miles northwest; many newly arrived European immigrants chose to stay here in the so-called...
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Until the eighteenth century CHELTENHAM was like any other Cotswold town, but then the discovery of a spring in 1716 transformed it into Britain's most popular spa . During Cheltenham's prime, a century or so later, the royal, the...
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The handsome town of DUBUQUE , overlooked by rocky bluffs on the Mississippi around 150 miles west of Chicago, was founded as the first white settlement in Iowa by French-Canadian leadminers in 1788. In the nineteenth century it became a...
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