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5 Ancient Roman Roads That Are Still in Use
The Romans constructed a far-reaching network of roads to move throughout their empire. As the Romans were skilled builders, some of these roads have stood for more 2,000 years. Discover five ancient Roman roads that are still in use today.
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Here’s Where You Can Ride the World’s Shortest Railway
There are some rail journeys that pass in the blink of an eye, but that doesn’t make them any less fascinating. Discover the surprising history of the world’s shortest railway and how to experience it for yourself.
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How Do New States Become Part of the U.S.?
Several locations are vying to become the 51st state. If that were to happen, it would bring travelers the prospect of visiting a potentially exciting new destination without the hassle of crossing international borders. Curious about what it takes to become a state? Here's a look at the process.
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6 U.S. Cities That Used To Be State Capitals
When the U.S. was growing and expanding, some states’ original capital were moved due to strategic reasons involving location, infrastructure, or politics. Discover six U.S. cities that used to be the capitals of their state, and why they moved.
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6 Small U.S. Towns That Feel Like Stepping Back in Time
From former Wild West gold mining towns to the first settlements in colonial America, there are numerous small towns scattered across the U.S. that haven’t changed all that much over the years. For your next vacation, consider exploring one of these storied U.S. small towns that will make you feel as though you’ve stepped back in time.
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