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HARPERS FERRY , a ruggedly sited eighteenth-century town now restored as a national historic park, gives many visitors their first and only look at West Virginia. Clinging to steep hillsides above the rocky confluence of the Potomac and Shenandoah...
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Achingly quaint, tiny WISCASSET , ten miles on from Bath, is dominated by the Wiscasset Bridge, which carries US-1 over the Sheepscot River. Tourism is catching on here; in fact, the town lumberyard, grocery and newsstand have all been replaced...
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Some fine Georgian houses mark out the centre of WHITEHAVEN , one of the few grid-planned towns in England. The economic expansion that forced this planning was as much due to the booming slave trade as to the more widely recognized coal...
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