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The 1960s and '70s were a golden age of the dance craze, when a new step could sweep the nation and turn up at every party, wedding, and school…
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America's most famous road doesn't officially exist. Look for Route 66 on a modern highway map and you'll find a ghost — decommissioned in 1985, its shield signs taken…
To eat at America's oldest restaurants is to dine inside living history — rooms where Founding Fathers argued, where gold-rush prospectors spent their strikes, where generations of a single city…
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Ask any group of Americans what they know about the Hoover Dam and someone will mention the bodies. The story is told on tour buses, referenced in songs, and…
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For decades, the roller rink was where American kids and teenagers went to be free. It was a birthday party, a first date, a Friday night hangout, and a…
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For generations of Americans, the county or state fair has been the highlight of late summer — a few days when the whole region converges on the fairgrounds for…