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Parks – Washington, Washington DC
The island's name originated with the Spanish Captain Eliza on his map of 1791. He named it Isla Sucia. Sucia in Spanish means dirty or in a nautical sense foul. This word was chosen because the shore was deemed unclean and reefy. ... More on Epinions.com
Sightseeing – Mount Rainier, Maryland
Long, best when the mototillers aren't around Recommended Route: As recommended More on trails.mtbr.com
Landmarks – Alexandria, Virginia
Inscription. Replica of Washington's Town House. Lot purchased by George Washington 1763. House completed 1769 – torn down 1855. Rebuilt by Gov. and Mrs. Richard Barrett Lowe 1960. Bricks & stones from excavation used in construction. ... More on HMDB
Art Museums – Laurel, Maryland
The Montpelier Cultural Arts Center is a premier multi-faceted arts facility. Cultural events in both visual and performing arts are featured regularly. The center also features the acclaimed Mont... More on Visitprincegeorges.com
National And State Parks – Annapolis, Maryland
Dogs must be on leash and must be cleaned up after in most of the park areas. The park is located in Washinton D.C., Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia. You must follow a... More on DogFriendly.com
Museums – Shady Side, Maryland
Home of the 19th-century waterman boat shed featuring historic bay workboats. Located on West River in Shady Side. More on Discover America
Landmarks – Baltimore, Maryland
Inscription. Six members of the Baltimore City Fire Department died in the line of duty while fighting a fire at the Tru-Fit clothing company 507-509 East Baltimore Street on February 16, 1955. Batallion Chief Francis P. O'Brien, ... More on HMDB
Parks – Washington, Washington DC
A plaque in the park honors Mr. Ralph Van Slyke who, with the most common garden tools, took it upon himself to cut a park in the valley above Chief Joseph Dam in the early 1960s. The park was named for the town of Bridgeport, which, ... More on Epinions.com
Restaurants – Montclair, Virginia
Serving some of the very best in Greek, Italian, and American cuisine, Giorgio's is an excellent choice for fine dining. More on Virginia.org
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