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Sunday, December 12, 2010
Historic Sites, Spellbounding Scenery, and Much More!
Our Company, the JNK Travel Agency, has invented an amazing machine that will revolutionize the travel industry! With the help of its three genius leaders, Jennifer, Konig, and Neil, JNK has invented a time machine that can travel to the year 1891! This time machine is located in New York City. Join JNK on a trip around 19th century American, and enjoy a truly once in a lifetime experience!
Friday, December 3, 2010
Destination 1
Exploring Carnegie Hall
The Carnegie Hall is a historical concert venue in Midtown Manhattan, New York City. Designed by architect William Burnet Tuthill and built by Andrew Carnegie, this beautiful and awe-inspiring piece of architecture still remains today as one of the world's most prestigious venues for both classical and popular music. Go back in time and visit the Carnegie Hall when it was first created, and earn the privilege of enjoying music from the maestro Walter Damrosch and the renowned composer Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky!
The Carnegie Hall is a historical concert venue in Midtown Manhattan, New York City. Designed by architect William Burnet Tuthill and built by Andrew Carnegie, this beautiful and awe-inspiring piece of architecture still remains today as one of the world's most prestigious venues for both classical and popular music. Go back in time and visit the Carnegie Hall when it was first created, and earn the privilege of enjoying music from the maestro Walter Damrosch and the renowned composer Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky!
Destination 2
Exploring Iconic Places: The Statue of Liberty
Completed on October 28, 1986, the Statue of Liberty is a gigantic statue towering over 300 feet height located in Liberty Island, New York, was and still is one of the most iconic destinations in America. The statue was the product of a joint effort between the American and the French, and depicts Lady Liberty, a woman holding a torch in her right, and a tablet inscribed with the date JULY IV MDCCLXXVI (July 4, 1776), the date of American independence from the British Empire. Modeled after the Roman goddess Liberta, this magnificent statue is an everlasting symbol of liberty and America as a nation. Visit the Statue of Liberty, and experience for your self the pride, joys, and tears Americans of the 1800s went through to create this beautiful structure!
Completed on October 28, 1986, the Statue of Liberty is a gigantic statue towering over 300 feet height located in Liberty Island, New York, was and still is one of the most iconic destinations in America. The statue was the product of a joint effort between the American and the French, and depicts Lady Liberty, a woman holding a torch in her right, and a tablet inscribed with the date JULY IV MDCCLXXVI (July 4, 1776), the date of American independence from the British Empire. Modeled after the Roman goddess Liberta, this magnificent statue is an everlasting symbol of liberty and America as a nation. Visit the Statue of Liberty, and experience for your self the pride, joys, and tears Americans of the 1800s went through to create this beautiful structure!
Destination 3
Living in the Flathead Indian Reservation
Live for two weeks in the Flathead Indian Reserve, and experience the wildly beautiful culture of the Native Americans. Experience their respect for nature, and the harmony of their lifestyle while immersing yourself in activities like horse riding and hunting!
Destination 4
Promontory Point
Visit the Promontory Point, where America's first Transcontinental Railroad was completed! Take a three day trip to Box Elder, Utah and two more days to reach Sacramento, California. Visit the Wild West, ride a train that revolutionized American transportation, and experience the Gold Rush!
Destination 5
Living in St. Louis
Live for a short while and relax in St. Louis, a beautiful and cozy town dubbed the "Gateway to the West"! This will be one of the most unique parts of the trip, as no other travel agencies allow you to experience the daily life of a common American citizen in the 1800s!
Live for a short while and relax in St. Louis, a beautiful and cozy town dubbed the "Gateway to the West"! This will be one of the most unique parts of the trip, as no other travel agencies allow you to experience the daily life of a common American citizen in the 1800s!
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