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El Paso Museum of Art

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  The El Paso Museum of Art is a small art museum located downtown in El Paso, Texas. It opened in 1959 and is the only accredited art museum in a 250-mile radius. The museum is open seven days a week and receives approximately 100,000 visitors each year. The new building opened in 1998. In 1997, the organization achieved full accreditation. Currently, the museum serves approximately 50,000 visitors a year. The museum is open to the public and has more than 5,000 pieces of art on display. Many of these pieces are by regional and contemporary artists. The collection also includes artwork from European and North American artists. In addition to displaying the works of these artists, the museum also offers reproductions of artworks. The El Paso Museum of Arts is located in the heart of the city and is a great way to get a feel for life in this border region. The museum's permanent collection contains works by Rembrandt Peale , Gilbert Stuart, Frede Remington, Manuel Gregorio Acosta, a...

Ellen's Amusement Center in Cedar Hill

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Ellen's Amusement Center is one of Orlando's most well-known and longest-running. Ellen's was started in 1971 and has been a very popular tourist destination ever since. You can take an amazing rollercoaster ride through the indoor attractions or you can get your adrenaline fixed by taking a thrilling ride through the outdoor attractions. This center offers everything from water slides to thrilling obstacle courses and much more. Whether you are looking for a place to go during the day or at night, you will not be disappointed with what Ellen's Amusement Center can offer you. One of the main attractions at Ellen's Amusement Center is its Amazing Amusement Park. Here you can test your own skills with various attractions such as the NERF Raceway, Spinning World, the AV Club, and the Looney Tunes Lanes. The park also offers two different dining options; one is the Cedar Hill Food Court where you can eat like a king or a queen (the foods are completely covered with a s...

Reunion Tower in Dallas

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Reunion Tower is an exquisite 561 feet observation tower in Dallas, Texas, and among the city's prominent landmarks. It is a part of the prestigious Hyatt Regency hotel group, which is located in downtown Dallas. Designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright, the tower was built in the style of Victorian architecture, designed by the very famous architectural designer Frederick Law Olmsted. Dallas itself is rich in history and cultural attractions. In addition to the tower, there are a number of other museums, parks, and cultural venues that visitors can visit while in the Lone Star State capital. One such venue is the Dallas Historical Museum, which houses a collection of various types of art spanning almost every category. The museum also houses the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, making it a great destination for a concert and performance. Another important point of interest in Dallas is the North American Art Center, which houses works by such renowned artists as Robert Rauschenberg, Fra...