Season: Fall
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The House Brasserie
Dine at The House Brasserie in Old Town Scottsdale: a 1939 home with a shaded patio, French-influenced American dishes, steaks, and craft cocktails.
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Adams House
Tour Deadwood’s 1892 Adams House at 22 Van Buren Street, with original furnishings, stained glass, and stories of the families who called it home.
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Springs Preserve
Explore Springs Preserve in Las Vegas: desert gardens, hands-on museums, historic trails and family activities across a 180-acre cultural attraction.
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Maine Historical Society and the Wadsworth-Longfellow House
Explore Longfellow’s childhood home, family furnishings, seasonal garden, and Maine history galleries on Congress Street in downtown Portland, Maine.
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Historic Fort Snelling
Explore Historic Fort Snelling’s Round Tower, Bdote history, and Plank Museum, with practical advice on admission, parking, and accessible routes.
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S’edav Va’aki Museum (formerly Pueblo Grande Museum)
Explore Phoenix’s ancestral village at S’edav Va’aki Museum, with a platform mound, ballcourt, reconstructed homes, and a paved archaeology trail.
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Pioneer Arizona Living History Museum
Explore territorial Arizona at Pioneer Arizona Living History Museum in north Phoenix, with historic cabins, period shops and a telephone museum.
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Idaho Museum of Mining and Geology
Explore Idaho geology and mining history at Boise’s free museum beside the Old Idaho Penitentiary, with seasonal hours and guided hillside outings.
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Alaska Grizzly Lodge
Stay at Alaska Grizzly Lodge on Fairbanks’ wooded outskirts, with 12 rooms, breakfast, private bathrooms, balcony options, and aurora wake-up service.
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New Orleans
New Orleans blends 1718 French Colonial history, jazz, Creole food and Mississippi River walks, from the French Quarter to City Park and Congo Square.