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The Ideals Guide to Presidential Homes and Libraries by Peggy Schaefer, 2002-06 American Presidential China: The Robert L. McNeil, Jr., Collection at the Philadelphia Museum of Art by Susan Gray Detweiler, 2008-03-28 Slave quarters likely unearthed at site of nation's 1st presidential residence in Philadelphia.(NATIONAL REPORT): An article from: Jet by Kevin Chappell, 2007-07-09 Who's Buried in Grant's Tomb? : A Tour of Presidential Gravesites by Professor Brian Lamb, The C-SPAN Staff, et all 2000-02-01 Homes and Libraries of the Presidents: An Interpretive Guide (Guides to the American Landscape Series) by William G. Clotworthy, 2003-07

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101. Americans.net - Where Americans Live, The Land Of The Free And Home Of The Brave
     Iraq War, Iraqi Freedom, Gulf War 2, Desert Storm 2. President Bush Addresses AfricanAmerican Home Page If you are single then try this Visit Our Other sites.  
     http://www.americans.net/
     
     Extractions: The History of Columbus Day Queen Isabella I of Spain Immigration ... Ride the Freedom Train Some (32) of the website links as they appear in Google.com, the world's #1 search engine, in no particular order, most ranked #1 or appearing in the very first few pages: African Americans - Culture, History, Legacy and Heritage of A

102. History: Connecticut River Byway
     and interprets rural Vermont life and agricultural history. called the best preservedpresidential birthplace in to higher education to millions of Americans.  
     http://www.ctrivertravel.net/history.htm
     
     Extractions: When visitors to the Northern Connecticut River say they feel like they've come home, it's because our valley evokes the way things used to be. Early on a summer morning, as the mist rises off the water, it's possible to picture the river as indigenous people experienced it thousands of years ago. And many of our downtowns and villages survive intact from the 19th century, when the classic American Main Street was invented.

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