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The things to do and discover here in history-rich Philadelphia; the birth place of the United States of America seem to never end. More...
Ben Franklin Parkway vista Mouse over Show
First U.S Government
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The original land mass of the City of Boston was estimated to vary between 487 to 570 acres back in 1600. By the end of the 1800s Boston had ballooned by some 1,121 acres. How they did it is pure filler. Filler on a support structure tied to solid bedrock of course
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The Caribbean community in Boston, celebrates its cultural heritage on the last Saturday of August.
The wide open space at the
blue hills avenue entrance of the Franklin park zoo, is the center of activity.
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By definition a "melting pot" is a blending of many racial and social groups. Today some social scientist are declaring the melting pot concept a myth, opting instead for the concept of a "salad bowl." More... |
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Can't hop an airplane to the islands any time soon? The Caribbean people have your Caribbean right here. Carnival parades and events. Song, dance, and living color. More... |
During the Summer in New York city you can with certainty, find at least one street fair a week. Almost as often with a little less regularity this great melting pot prepares to celebrate a member of the community. More... Parade?...well how about, street fair and show-and- tell; Show it then tell us what you were thinking when you made your ah,...hat. Some good clean fun on Manhattan's fifth Avenue. I love itso. New York Easter Parade 2006 Easter Parade 2005 Easter Parade 2004 More...
New York's Chinatown population before the 1970 consisted only of immigrants from Kwangtung and Hong Kong, but since then it has drawn Cantonese-speaking people from around the world.
Grand Army Plaza
New York City's Brooklyn Botanic Garden rite of spring. View photos of the ever popular Japanese Hill and Pond Garden and Japanese cultural performances. More...
Celebrate the Metropolitan New York area Indian community independence celebrations. More...
The largest parades in New York City. The National Puerto Rican Day Parade. Home of 60percent of U.S Puerto Ricans. More...
This dark affair in the Manhattan's village. along 6th avenue, starting at Spring Street. Brings out New Yorkers to view this make-believe procession of super-heroes, super-villains and, classic story characters. |
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West Indian Day Parade: It's Labor Day in Brooklyn, time again for New Yorkers and folks who come from all points: England, Canada and across America. Converging on Brooklyn, New York for this grass-roots of Caribbean parades. An interesting foot note. Grand Army Plaza traffic circle who's name sake the Grand Army of the Republic, is a tribute to the American civil war union forces. I find celebration in this 80 wide by 80 feet high monument sitting in the middle of this circle. It is dedicated to men and women of all races and creed who took up arms against their southern brothers. And died for the ideal of a perfect union. A fitting end to a parade of pride by a people of African heritage, from a different shore. |
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feet) in a 360 degree revolving restaurant built in a free standing tower. On a clear day it is said, you can see Niagara Falls, approx. 30 Kilometers (18 miles) away -- as the crow flies. CN tower in total is 553.33 meters high (1825 feet) at it's highest point. And while you're in Toronto you can hardly avoid Yonge Street. Stretching 1,896km, make this bustling street the longest in the world.-- Ontario Fact Book.
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Barbados, island nation in the Caribbean. This parliamentary democracy is high on the United Nations list of developing nations and a popular destination spot for tourist. More. |
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