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War of 1812 Bicentennial Events Offer Diverse Interactive Experiences for Student Travel Groups
Many celebrations for the War of 1812 Bicentennial are planned for this year, providing a-once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for student travel groups to participate in festivities, lectures, and interactive events that honor this pivotal event in American and British history. Events are planned throughout the year, all over the United States, so there are many options for student travel groups to choose from.
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The 150th Anniversary of Gettysburg Student Tour Includes Travel to Washington D.C.
The 150th Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg is coming up this year. This occasion gives student travel groups a rare opportunity to gain insight into one of the Civil War's most pivotal events.
Because of the proximity of both places, student trips to Washington D.C. often include tours of Gettysburg. Both excursions offer multiple opportunities for interactive learning.
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Washington Monument still Closed to the Public and Student Travel Groups
The Washington Monument, a popular student travel destination, is still closed for repairs as of February 2013, and the National Park Service is predicting that it may remain closed until 2014.
The Washington Monument was damaged when a rare earthquake struck the East Coast August 23, 2011. Though the impact of the quake was comparatively slight, it was enough to significantly afflict the 555 feet structure. Hurricane Irene, which made landfall later that year, did further damage, particularly to the top of the pyramid-shaped landmark. The elevator system inside the structure was also compromised, though it has since been repaired. Over the last several years, nature has certainly taken its toll on this historic Washington D.C. monument.
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On-site Access to Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island Still Closed to Student Groups Visiting New York City
Post Hurricane Sandy damage does have an affect on student groups, because as of February 2013, the Statue of Liberty, a major NYC student travel destination, is still closed. But student tour groups can still experience an awe-inspiring view of Lady Liberty by taking a scenic and exciting cruise around it. The famous landmark, located on its very own 12 acre mini piece of land known as Liberty Island, was flooded out—though fortunately not damaged—when Hurricane Sandy hit it last October.
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