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31. Old Bardstown Village: A recreation of a historic frontier village. There are also a few other exhibits in the area including a Civil War ...  
32. Old Talbott Tavern: A very old tavern with historic roots, the Old Talbot has been feeding and intoxicating travelers since the 1700s w...  
33. Kreso's: A dining establishment located in an old movie theater. Much of the old movie theater has been preserved by the cur...  
34. My Old Kentucky Dinner Train: have dinner on an old train, built in the late 1940s, while touring the countryside for a few hours; sometimes they...  
35. Ghost Hunter Shop: The only ghost-hunting ship in Kentucky; they offer ghost tours and lore in Bardstown.  
36. Heaven Hill Distilleries: A "Bourbon Heritage Center" that traces the historical roots of bourbon and whiskey in pioneer times.  
37. Kentucky Breakfast: A breakfast that incorporates bourbon, or is comprised of bourbon.  
38. Woodford Reserve Distillery: This is where they distill the Woodford Reserve Bourbon. The tour costs $5 and is well worth it. Very picturesque d...
39. Joseph-Beth Booksellers
40. Creekers: Nickname for residents of Wallins Creek  
41. Silas Harlan: Silas Harlan was a pioneer and military leader. Harlan County, where Wallins Creek resides, was named in his honor.  
42. Five Star Development: Five Star Development, Inc. has designed and built single and multi-family homes, commercial buildings, churches an...  
43. Artist Relocation Program: A program started in 2000 to give artists financial incentive to move to downtown Paducah, and to have a vested int...  
44. Quilt City USA: The American Quilter's Society's museum is located in Paducah, and the organization holds its annual event here. Al...  
45. Mammoth Cave: Part of a national park by the same name, the Mammoth Cave is the longest cave in the world with over 365 miles of ...  
 
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A nickname for St. Louis, originating in the Native American burial mounds that were once common to the city.

1. A day shift manager at a grocery store who has hilarious encounters with employees and customers. Poor Chad Vader, younger brother to Darth Vader, just doesn't relate to people.

2. Chad Vader is a character from a series of short videos produced locally by Blame Society Productions at the Willy Street Co-op. Chad Vader is younger brother to Darth Vader and works ineffectively as a day shift manager. The first episode was popularized through different social networking sites and has bee seen nearly 8 million times on Youtube.

Cedar Rapids is known as the City of Five Seasons because of the four seasons it experiences each year and the fifth being the season to celebrate the other four. The Tree of Five Seasons is located in downtown CR and is the symbol of this idea. Most people who live here don't get it either.

A loony conspiracy that implicates Denver's airport in an elaborate scheme to start a cleansing of all but two billion people in the world via a wide-scale germ warfare set off by the "New World Order"

Pneumonia and other disorders caused by exposure to the massive dust storms that took place in the 1930s in the Southern Plains.