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87Religious Themed Paintings inside Houston's MFA
See 11 photos and read about the artists who created these European masterpieces from the 1400's to the 1800's.
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86Frustropolis
Indianapolis is my town, but it could be/ should be so much more...bolder, more unique, less mediocre. At least I want it to be.
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80Visiting the Crayola Factory in Easton, Pennsylvania
The Crayola Factory in Easton, Pennsylvania is a fantastic place to take children. There are wonderful projects that the children can make along with learning about the history of Crayola Crayons.
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91The importance of the River Nile in Ancient Egyptian Civilization
The River Nile was of major importance in ancient Egypt as it played a major part in transportation of people, animals and crops and allowed for easy communication between settlements.
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83Fabulous Landscape Paintings in the Houston MFA ~ Van Gogh Art and Other Masterpieces
Descriptions, links and photos of masterful paintings in Houston's Museum of Fine Arts and about the famous people who painted them.
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89Leo Moon Sign People: Lavish, Lithe, Loving
That shy person may crave the spotlight much more than you think if they have a Leo Moon! You don't know all the little things about a person until you discover their moon sign!
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85Oahu, Hawaii: Must Do Activities
This article details 10 Must Do Activities in Oahu, Hawaii. I have included pictures, descriptions, and resources for all of them as well as additional Hawaii vacation resources.
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84The Mysterious Rosetta Stone
Rosetta Stone Info - Find out all you need to know about the mysterious and famous Rosetta Stone here.
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81Alonzo Lon Megargee Arizona Cowboy Artist 1883-1960
Arizona artist Lon Megargee's life as a real cowboy was as wild as his early Arizona paintings. His most famous 12 paintings were commissioned by Arizona's first governor George Hunt. Lon's other claim to fame was his 4 dogs playing poker series for the Phoenix based A-1 Beer Company.
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77Visiting Dunfermline, Scotland: fine, civic architecture and memories of Andrew Carnegie
Many North Americans will first and foremost remember Scotland's Dunfermline as the birthplace of the industrialist and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie (1835-1919). As is very well known also, Carnegie made part of his fortune in the Pittsburgh,...
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