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Torpedo Factory Art Center (and Alexandria Archaeology Museum), Alexandria, Virginia
Open daily from 10:00am to 6:00pm (except on Thursday when it is open until 9:00pm – Second Thursday Art Night is from 6 to 9p – and when it closed at 5:00pm because of a private function). Closed New Year’s … Continue reading
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Farnborough and the History of Aviation, England
This small Hampshire town is the birthplace of British aviation, being the site of both the UK’s first powered heavier-than-air flight, and the location where its first military aviation units were formed. In 1905, the Royal Engineers moved their Balloon … Continue reading