| Best of Ohio The 17th state (1803) is noted for its industrious population of over 10 million, its many cities, and its great colleges and universities. Prehistoric Indians left fascinating mounds here. Ohio played a key role in pioneering history, and later sent seven Presidents to the White House. This beautiful and fertile state boasts literally hundreds of great attractions and places to visit |
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Best of Connecticut One of our most historic states, Connecticut was settled by the English in 1635. Many of the intricate roads pictured on artist Jim Mellett's map date back to Colonial times. The artist has done a remarkable job of blending historical sites with contemporary attractions.
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The six New England states offer a fabulous variety of vacation possibilities, from car and train rides up Mt. Washington to visits to historic sites; big-mountain skiing in the winter to swimming on Cape Cod in the summer. Fall foliage is the most spectacular time of year, but New England is fascinating all year long.Artist John MacDonald. Item 51. Finished size 24 X 30
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Best of Texas The 28th state (1845) enjoys a unique heritage and geography. Lush and tropical along the Gulf, its climate turns semiarid in West Texas, and cool and windswept in the Panhandle. For travelers, Texas offers everything from world class cities to camera safaris, as well as memorable historic sites like The Alamo.
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Historic New York One of the Thirteen Colonies, New York has enjoyed tremendous commercial and political success for over 200 years. Linked by the Erie Canal (1825) and the railroad (1831), New York became the major East - West supply route in the U.S. The ports of New York, Albany, and Buffalo thrived. The state has contributed numerous Presidents, inventors, industrialists, financiers, and artists to American history. Artist, James Mellet has captured many highlights of the state's rich history in this meticulous rendering.
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Best of Maine New England's largest state is a paradise for outdoorsmen and people who love the sea. It has over 2,500 miles of coastline, 2,200 lakes, and four-fifths of its land is still forest. Its famed lobsters are still plentiful, as well as its moose, black bears, deer, and smaller game. The state has wonderful inns, restaurants, and family attractions |
| Historic Pennsylvania: The Keystone State has thrived through over 400 years of American history - as a leader in the American and Industrial Revolutions; as a meeting place, and battleground, for the North and South; and as a launching pad for the settlement of the West. Great museums which celebrate this heritage can be found throughout the state. |
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Historic Virginia Nearly 400 years of Virginia history are captured in this brilliant rendering by artist Randy Green. The first permanent English settlement in North America (1607) - home of Washington, Jefferson & the legendary Robert E. Lee - Virginia is America's most historic state. |
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The Best of Michigan-The great state of Michigan is both an industrial giant and a sportsman's paradise. With shoreline along the Great Lakes, Michigan is popular with summer recreational enthusiasts. Its northern woods teem with deer and other inland game. |
| The Granite State boasts 182 mountains over 3000 ft., 40,000 mi. of streams, 2000 lakes and ponds, and even 18 mi. of Atlantic shoreline. Dozens of family attractions ski areas and historic sites complement the natural beauty of this great state. |
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Since 1733, when James E. Oglethorpe sailed up the Savannah River and established Savannah, the first town, Georgia has evolved into one of America's greatest states. Artist Lynn Morgan has created a colorful overview of Georgia and its many attractions. |
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All fifty state flags and capitol buildings, including the American flag and our nation's Capitol, are pictured alphabetically and identified on this spectacular new puzzle. Every flag is up to date. Nicknames of each state are noted, along with names of capitals and their entry into the union. |
