Massachusetts

• Boston – New England Aquarium.

Pennsylvania

• Drexel Hill – Museum of Mourning Art – This would give me more ideas for my Visuals of Suffering page.
• Indiana – Jimmy Stewart Museum – It’s a Wonderful Life has always been one of my favorite movies.
• Philadelphia – Lost Highways Archive and Research Library – If I recall correctly, it has lots of info. about folks who traveled, somewhat like hobos.

Maryland

• Annapolis
• Baltimore¹Further options can be found at www.baltimore.org. – National Aquarium.
  • John Hopkins Medicine.
  • The Walter Arts Museum.
  • The Baltimore Museum of Art.
  • Enoch Pratt Free Library.
  • The Book Thing – Collects and distributes free books.
  • Maryland Historical Society – Historical (Revolutionary/Civil War), art exhibits.
  • Little Italy.
  • Cylbum Arborteum.
  • Hampden Community – Lots of second-hand shops, starving artists.
• Thurmont – Presidents have been visiting here since FDR, home to Camp David.
• Kilgore Falls, Rocks State Park.

Georgia

• Atlanta – Georgia Aquarium.

Florida

• Orlando – Walt Disney World – I’ve never been any Disney location, I’m not hugely interested, but I figure I probably should…
  • SeaWorld.

California

• San Diego – DisneyLand – Like Walt Disney World…I’m always getting the two confused.

Nevada

• Las Vegas – Bodies: The Exhibition.