41. Marine Museum's Related Web Sites Portsmouth; South Australian Maritime Museum; The great britain Project; to Naval Maritime Museums in britain and Ireland or museumships and 245 historic vessels http://www.marmus.ca/marmus/www.html

M arine M useum of the G reat L akes at K ingston, C anada Home Page Marine Museum Alexander Henry Pump House ... Contact Us Canadian and American Sites Specific to the Great Lakes Marine Museum of the Great Lakes: Research - Research resources at the MMGLK Great Lakes Maritime History Page - An outstanding collection of documents on Lake topics maintained by marine historian, Walter Lewis Great Lakes Shipping Genealogy Index - Preliminary list of sailors etc Great Lakes and Seaway Shipping - With many links to Great Lakes Resources Historical Collections of the Great Lakes - Formerly the Institute of Great Lakes Research at Bowling Green State University. Extensive research resources. Boatnerd - A 1st class portal site for entry into the Great Lakes marine Canadian Heritage Information Ship Data Base - A very large data base of ships provided by a Canadian Government agency with many other useful links. Marine Museum of the Atlantic Vancouver Maritime Museum - Research Library Mystic Seaport - a remarkable place with extensive research facilities The Mariners' Museum at Newport News, USA

42. Xaverian Missionaries In Europe: France, Great Britain, Italy, Spain Italy, Spain, great britain and France welcomed their mission residences. In it,the historic sites of the Xaverian family are found the Shrine of Blessed http://www.xaviermissionaries.org/M_Life/WorldPlaces/Europe.htm

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43. Mullingar, Co Westmeath - Sheridan's Guide To Great Britain & Ireland Sheridan's great britain and Ireland ad frame Join Sheridan's Travel Club FREE! Golf, swimming pool, tennis, fishing lakes and historic sites nearby. http://www.sheridans-guides.com/towns/12mullingar.htm

ad frame Join Sheridan's Travel Club FREE! Sheridan's-Guides Ireland Old Dublin Road Mullingar Co Westmeath IRELAND Tel: 353 44 41483 Spacious gardens featuring children's play area, tennis court, snooker table, and old farm machinery display. Golf, swimming pool, tennis, fishing lakes and historic sites nearby. Travel agents vouchers accepted. Prices from 30Euros Single, 46Euros Double. Irish Tourist Board Country Home Town and Country Homes Association Co Cavan Belturbet Co Cork Castletownbere Leap, Skibbereen Skibbereen Co Donegal Letterkenny Co Galway Clifden Galway Spiddal Co Kilkenny Kilkenny Co Leitrim Drumshanbo Co Westmeath Mullingar Specialists in Multi-Lingual Publications Maintained and updated by ETG PUBLICATIONS LTD For further information about our services please e-mail information@sheridans-guides.com The information in these pages have been published in good faith on the basis of details submitted by the proprietors of the premises listed. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, the publishers cannot guarantee the exactness of the information in this guide and accept no responsibility for any errors or misrepresentation. var test=0;

44. VSCC - Links To Other Interesting Sites.. Pictures. Links to related sites. Touring Cars.com, The historic Touring Cars Resource. ModelT Ford Register of GB, Model T Ford Register of great britain. http://fp.vsccltd.f9.co.uk/links.htm

The Frazer Nash Website Of course it is at the top of this links page Ten Tenths The site that gave us sound. "Into the Red" by Nick Mason can be purchased here. British Motor Racing Circuits A clickable map leads to any British race circuit to give details such as events, how to get there, circuit layout map and more. There's also a weekly guide to what's on in Britain. Motorsport News International This site provides results, news, race reports for motorsports of all types The Brooklands Society Devoted to the preservation and history of the Brooklands Motor Circuit Vintage Race Web A US site with a world-wide interest in vintage car racing. Pictures. Links to related sites. Listing of vintage racing clubs around the world. Yahoo's British Cars Yahoo's databases are always a good place to start looking - try this and see where it leads. Veteran Car Club of Great Britain A Site dedicated to even older cars A.C. Cobra Page The AC Cobra - A way of living? MG Cars MG - The Classic Marque? A massive MG site

45. Travel Study Itinerary - 373 Great Britain's Cultural Legacy great britain'S CULTURAL LEGACY July 23–August 14, 2003 where the spires of britain'soldest university us to several other fascinating historic sites in the http://ce.byu.edu/ts/sellingcopy/Itineraries/373britain.htm

Faculty Director: Marion J. Bentley, Professor Emeritus of Theatre and Media Arts Cost: $4,985 based on double occupancy from Salt Lake City BACK We will leave our various homes and take a transatlantic flight to London. Our first highlight of the morning will be a visit to the London (LDS) Temple. cathedral and shrine Our final stop today will be at Brighton. Originally a poor fishing village, Brighton was transformed into a lovely resort in the 18 th century. It has two piers, many antique shops, and the extraordinary Royal Pavilion. Stonehenge has been the subject of study and speculation for hundreds of years. Believed to have religious and astronomical significance, it has been called the greatest single wonder of the prehistoric world. We will continue to Bath, which has been known for its mineral waters since Roman times and attracted many English aristocrats during the 18 th century. The lovely Georgian Crescent of houses makes walks around the city rewarding. There is also an interesting 15 th -century abbey.

46. UK Travel Guides great British sites. and Attractions including Art Gslleries, historic Houses, Museumsas well DoneThat The Unofficial Guide to great britain - An illustrated http://www.britainexpress.com/great_british_sites/national_sites.htm

UK travel guides UK travel and destination guides. Home UK Sites HOME ACCOMMODATION Hotels Youth Hostels TOURS Unique, special interest tours TRAVEL Rail Tickets UK DESTINATIONS England Wales ... Villages VIRTUAL TOURS England Wales CITY GUIDES London Oxford York HISTORY ... Wales Britain Express About Us Advertise with BE Partnerships Privacy ... Send a Free UK eCard Great British Sites UK Travel Guides About Britain - an attractive and thorough travel guide to the UK, with attractions, accommodation, and tourism information. Accommodation and Attractions UK BeenThere-DoneThat - The Unofficial Guide to Great Britain - An illustrated guide to Great Britain Britannia Magazine - A glossy print magazine featuring British life, customs, places to visit, ostalgia, recipes, TV shows, "Great Briton" personalities, features on returning to the UK to live and even a way to find those lost pals and relatives! British Heritage - the premier North American magazine of travel, culture, and adventure especially written for those who love England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales.

47. Wildernet - Old Fort Niagara State Historic Site see the oldest buildings in the great Lakes region britain gained control of the fortin 1759 during Information New York State Parks, historic sites and Golf http://areas.wildernet.com/pages/area.cfm?areaID=NYSPOF&CU_ID=1

48. Education Calendar & WWW Sites May 2001 Education Calendar WWW sites Brought to you by historic Royal Speeches Ingreat britain, King George VI delivered the message of great deliverance http://home.earthlink.net/~mediadesigns/Calendar.html

May 2001 Brought to you by Media Designs May 05, 2001 First American in Space [Anniversary] Alan Shepard, Jr. Profile An insightful look at the contributions made by Maxime A. Faget. Freedom 7, the Mercury capsule that carried Shepard into space, was the brainchild of Faget at NASA's Manned Spacecraft Center. [The Gallery of Achievement.] Alan Shepard, Jr. Biography The "spirit of the individual" is the message is predominant here and within the biography that pays homage to the achievements of Alan Shepard, Jr. as America's first man in space. [The Gallery of Achievement.] Alan Shepard, Jr. Interview Shepard answers questions that trace his interest in manned spaceflight in this February 1991 interview, which includes similar reflections made by Maxime A. Faget, "Father of the Mercury Spacecraft." [The Gallery of Achievement.] NeurOn History Every nation that has contemplated sending humans into space has faced many challenges. One of the most pressing has been, "How does gravity affect and influence living systems, and, more specifically, our astronauts?" Find out here. [NASA on-line educational project.]

49. Historic Fort Snelling: History historic Fort Snelling A Brief History of Fort Snelling. control over the UpperMississippi Valley through the Revolutionary War with great britain and later http://www.mnhs.org/places/sites/hfs/history.html

Historic Fort Snelling: A Brief History of Fort Snelling Development of the U.S. Northwest An Outpost in the Wilderness, 1819-1839 New Roles for an Old Fort, 1851 to early 1900s The Fort Rebuilt, 1950s to Present Historic Fort Snelling The story of Fort Snelling is the story of the development of the U.S. Northwest. While surrounded today by freeways and a large urban population, Fort Snelling was once a lonely symbol of American ambition in the wilderness. The United States gained control over the Upper Mississippi Valley through the Revolutionary War with Great Britain and later Louisiana Purchase from France. This vast territory inhabited by fur traders and Indians still loyal to the British in Canada lay well beyond American settlement. After the War of 1812, the government took physical possession of the valuable Northwest frontier by establishing a chain of Indian agencies and supporting forts from Lake Michigan to the Missouri River. An Outpost in the Wilderness These outposts denied non-citizens commercial use of American rivers. British control of the rich fur trade ended. The United States Army kept American Indian lands free of white encroachment until appropriate treaties were signed; apprehended outlaws; and protected law-abiding travelers and traders. In 1819, the 5th Regiment of Infantry arrived at the junction of the Mississippi and Minnesota Rivers to build the northwest link in this chain of forts and agencies. Here, where traffic could be controlled on two major rivers, Fort Snelling was completed in 1825.

50. Where Can I Find Tourist Attractions In The UK New Website, includes Castles from all the regions of great britain and Ireland. Theofficial organisation that has in its care the historic sites of Wales. http://www.where-can-i-find.com/attractions.htm

maps accommodation attractions travel weather Where you can find tourist attractions in the UK Art Galleries Museums Ancient Monuments, Castles, and Historic Buildings Zoos ... mobile homes Ancient Monuments and Historic Buildings England Wales Scotland N. Ireland England English Heritage English Heritage is concerned with every building and site in England which contributes to the historic environment and the understanding of the past. They are directly responsible for 409 historic properties representing every aspect of the history of England, expressed in earthworks, dolmen, henges, stone circles, magnificent Roman remains, medieval castles, abbeys, houses and gardens. English Castles New Website, includes Castles from all the regions of Great Britain and Ireland. Wales Walesdirectory The Walesdirectory has pictures and details of a number of neolithic burial chambers and standing stones in North Wales. Also ancient Welsh Churches, and Castles of Wales. Click on the links below. Burial Chambers Standing Stones Ancient Churches,

51. US Gateway To Britain-England Tourist Tickets & Discounts The great British Heritage Pass. Visitors to britain may be offered any one of thefollowing Half price admission to more than 100 historic sites in Scotland http://www.travelbritain.org/newhome/discounts/discteng3.htm

Rail Tickets and Discounts Bus/Coach Tickets and Discounts Sightseeing Tickets and Discounts Student Cards and Discounts SIGHTSEEING TICKETS AND DISCOUNTS The Great British Heritage Pass This unique pass gives free entry* to almost 600 properties belonging to or in membership of the National Trust, The National Trust for Scotland, English Heritage, CADW (Welsh Historic Monuments), The Treasure Houses of England, The Historic Houses Association, Historic Scotland and the Historic Royal Palaces Agency. *At the Tower of London, pass holders will be asked to pay half the current admission fee.

52. BBC America - Browse Sites Heritage is devoted to preserving all of great britain's historic structures andsites, from the 5000year-old Stonehenge to the 200-year-old Iron Bridge. http://www.bbcamerica.com/britain/browse_sites.jsp

53. Uktouristinfo.com { The Ultimate Guide To The UK } The great ceremonial complexes at Avebury and Stonehenge were In addition to thesefamous sites there are more than seventy henges known in britain, all built http://www.uktouristinfo.com/historic.htm

uktouristinfo.com UK SEARCH Interactive UK MAP Search Great Britain. Pinpoint the exact area you want with our interactive UK ... main tourist area History Quick Links Use the pull down menu Jump Menu Prehistoric The Celts Roman Invasion Roman Britain Anglo Saxons The Vikings The Normans The Crusades Roses War The Tudors Virgin Queen The Stuarts The Empire Industrial Rev Victorian Age Edwardian Era 1914 War WW II Post war Union Jack document.write(lday + ", " +lmonth + " " + date + ", " + year + " " + timeValue); Prehistoric Britain As there is no written evidence available, information about the earliest settlers in Britain is minimal. The traces of domestic life that have been found indicate that the people were largely nomadic and stayed in caves for shelter. They also built makeshift huts. Archaeological digs have uncovered pits, hearths, tools and post-holes dating from around 6000 BC. The remains of animals long extinct in the UK such as mammoth, lion, woolly rhinoceros, hyena, bear and wolf have also been found in the rubbish heaps of caves known to have been occupied. Few Neolithic settlements survive today. The most impressive are to be found at

54. Links Links. Here are some other Web sites great britain and Ireland. great britain Medieval Maps; historic Cities; Channel Islands - Old Maps; Ireland historical Maps http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~genmaps/genfiles/maplinks.html

Links Here are some other Web Sites: Great Britain and Ireland Great Britain - Medieval Maps Historic Cities Channel Islands - Old Maps Ireland Historical Maps (Ireland History in Maps) ... Welcome to the Bodleian Library Map Room (Oxford University) National Library of Wales The Tithe Maps of Wales - a guide. (National Library of Wales Europe Blaeu's 1652 Dutch Atlas Dutch Cartographers - Historic Maps Eastern Europe Maps 1882 (Federation of East European Family History Societies) Finland - Maps of Finnish Cities, 1902 (Paul Kruhse) ... The Rhyhiner Collection -digital map archive USA The David Rumsey American Map Collection: (Thousands of Zoomable Images) Maps of the Pimeria (New Spain in the Americas) - University of Arizona Collection Library of Congress Map Collections Pacific Northwest Railroad Maps (National Railway Historical Society) ... An Exhibition of Maps and Navigational Instruments, University of Virginia World: Iceland - Antique Maps of Iceland Khazarian Historical Maps (Richard Burd) Ortelius - Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, 1570 (American Memory Project) including 53 detailed maps The Madaba Map (Jordan) Jerusalem Maps Map Collections: Rare Map Collection (University of Georgia) Harvard Map Collection Cartographic Images Database (Jim Seibold) Ancient through Renaissance Facsimiles and Reproductions (University of California, Berkeley)

55. World Monuments Fund Gallery of cultural heritage sites in great britain, which was been preserving and safeguardingthe historic, artistic, and of 100 Most Endangered sites identifies 100 http://wmf.org/html/programs/mellon.html

World Monuments Fund Receives Major Gift from the Estate of Paul Mellon $20 million to endow new educational program and preserve endangered sites in the U.K.; first program is annual Paul Mellon Lecture series, inaugurated in February 2003 in New York. Ms. Burnham states, "The gift from the estate of the great American philanthropist Paul Mellon continues his exceptional generosity to the World Monuments Fund during his lifetime. His dedication to the preservation of monuments to human achievement was unmatched. The gift will provide crucial operating income for the Fund’s education program, and will help ensure the conservation of cultural heritage sites in Great Britain, which was of special interest to Mr. Mellon. We are delighted that the inaugural Paul Mellon Lecture was delivered by Dr. Smith, his first presentation in this country since assuming his new role at London’s National Gallery." New Focus on Public Education Heritage Preservation in the United Kingdom The Church’s architect, Nicholas Hawksmoor, began his career as an assistant to Sir Christopher Wren and later to Sir John Vanbrugh, developing expertise through his work on several major buildings, including Blenheim Palace and Wren’s City of London churches. The six churches Hawksmoor designed in London during the transitional period from the seventeenth and eighteenth century, including St. George’s, are the architect’s best-known works and earned him renown as the preeminent Baroque architect working in England. St. George’s portico, based on the third-century Greek Temple of Baalbek, is among the grandest of London’s eighteenth-century church façades. Moreover, the building has a rich cultural history: It is depicted in one of Hogarth’s best-known engravings, "Gin Lane," and was the setting for Charles Dickens’s "A Bloomsbury Christening." Anthony Trollope, the Victorian novelist, was baptized there.

56. Christian Travel In Europe, Britain, France, Germany, Italy Guide series focus on Italy, France, Germany and great britain and were Travelto noteworthy Christian historic sites provides another tool for cultural http://www.christian-travelers-guides.com/press/press-release.html

COMMENTS BY CHRISTIAN LEADERS ON THE ZONDERVAN CHRISTIAN TRAVELERS GUIDES Return to: Christian Travelers Home Page or the Press Page For information contact: Irving Hexham 403-241-1059 E-mail: hexham@ucalgary.ca Or Zondervan Publishing House, 1-800-727-1309 News Release March, 2001 Christian travel guides fill an important niche CALGARY, AB Zondervan, North America's largest religious publishing house, is introducing a new series of guidebooks aimed at the burgeoning Christian travel market, a niche largely ignored until now. The first four books in the Christian Travelers Guide series focus on Italy, France, Germany and Great Britain and were compiled by a noted Canadian religious studies professor who has traveled widely. "Christians and other religious travelers are handicapped when they visit Europe because traditional guidebooks pay scant attention to religious sites other than major cathedrals and the occasional graveyard," says Irving Hexham, the series general editor and professor at the University of Calgary, a major Canadian university with 25,000 students. "We want to fill that void and offer travelers an opportunity to easily enjoy the rich and bountiful religious history and heritage of England and Europe," said Hexham, a native of Manchester, England who studied in Germany

57. The US50 - A Guide To The Fifty States historic sites Boxwood Hall historic Site Built Elias Boudinot, president of theContinental Congress that ratified the Peace Treaty with great britain. http://www.theus50.com/newjersey/tourism.shtml

New Jersey State Select State Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming FAST FACTS FREE Wallpaper Guestbook document.write (''); Send a friend this link Website Map [The US50 Home] Select a topic Historic Sites Tourist Attractions Photo by: Maria Palumbo Historic Sites Boxwood Hall Historic Site Built about 1750, Boxwood Hall became the residence of Elias Boudinot, president of the Continental Congress that ratified the Peace Treaty with Great Britain. George Washington visited his friend Boudinot in 1789 on his way to New York for his first inauguration. For information call: (973)648-4540 [Return to top] Central Railroad of New Jersey Terminal Historic Site From 1892 through 1954, the CRRNJ Terminal stood with the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island to unfold one of this nation's most dramatic stories: the immigration of northern, southern and eastern Europeans, among others, into the United States. After being greeted by the Statue of Liberty and processed at Ellis Island, these immigrants purchased tickets and boarded trains at the Terminal to their new homes. For information call: (201)915-3400

58. VPA - Historic House Museums at other historic sites like the Tower of London. A good book for planning yourvacation is historic Houses, Castles Gardens in great britain and Ireland http://www.vpa.org/museumsuk.html

Historic House Museums England If you are planning a trip to Great Britain for a week or more, you should consider getting a National Trust London Leighton House Leighton House was the home of Frederic, Lord Leighton (1830-1896), the great classical painter. The interior evokes the world of the Arabian Nights, with fabulous gilt mosaics, fountains and opulent marble columns. Open Mon - Sat, 11am - 5:30pm 12 Holland Park Road Tel 071 602 3316 Linley Sambourne House The home of Linley Sambourne (1844-1910) who was the chief political cartoonist for Punch. A uniquely preserved Victorian townhouse, it has been featured in several movies and BBC miniseries. Sevenoaks Knole This National Trust Property is the largest private house in England. It has 7 courtyards (days of the week), 52 staircases (weeks of the year) and 365 rooms (days of the year).

59. Action Plan For Tolypella Prolifera 1.3 In great britain this species is classified as Endangered. to limit the growthof great tassel stonewort on at least three suitable historic sites with the http://www.ukbap.org.uk/asp/UKPlans.asp?UKListID=610

60. Governments On The WWW: Great Britain And Northern Ireland National Lottery Charities Board (NLCB); Gaming Board for great britain; HorseraceBetting historic Scotland; Scottish Screen; Royal Commission on the Ancient and http://www.gksoft.com/govt/en/gb.html

Governments on the WWW: Great Britain and Northern Ireland Home Table of Contents List of Countries Signs and Symbols ... Feedback Great Britain and Northern Ireland Official languages: English - in parts of the country: Welsh General Resources: UK online National Institutions: British Monarchy Parliament Prime Minister's Office Cabinet Office ... Social Security Advisory Committee (SSAC) Law Officers' Department Legal Secretariat to the Law Officers Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) Serious Fraud Office (SFO) Treasury Solicitor's Department ... Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) Regional Institutions: England Government Office for the East of England (GO-East) Government Office for the East Midlands (GO-EM) Government Office for London (GOL) Government Office for the North East (GO-NE) ... Yorkshire Tourist Board Northern Ireland Northern Ireland Assembly Northern Ireland Government Office of the First Minister and Deputy First Minister Human Rights Unit ... Office of the Ombudsman for Northern Ireland Scotland Scottish Parliament Scottish Executive Development Department (SEDD) Communities Scotland Accounts Commission for Scotland Education Department (SEED) Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Education (HMIE) General Teaching Council for Scotland (GTCS) Scottish Council for Research in Education (SCRE) Scottish Council for Educational Technology (SCET) ... Independent Committee of Inquiry into Student Finance Health Department (SEHD) Common Services Agency Health Education Board for Scotland (HEBS) National Board for Nursing, Midwifery and Health Visiting for Scotland (NBS)

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