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On 9/1/05, Jerry Gamblin <EMAIL:PROTECTED> wrote:
> > He doesn't think NO is one of our top historic cities, so I think he
> > should name at least 10 US cities of greater historic significance.
>
> Off the top of my head:
> Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Washington DC, Richmond,
> Charlottesville, St.Augustine, Williamsburg/Jamestown, Charleston,
> Plymouth.
Charlottesville? Plymouth?? Sorry, but I'm not sure you've ever been
to Plymouth. What you get in Plymouth is a little monument
commemorating a rock that almost certainly *wasn't* where the pilgrims
first landed, and an okay historical re-creation/re-enactor village.
It's probably 100 times less significant than Boston, which I guess is
properly the Boston area.
> Do you want more or are you going to pick apart this list? Because I
> have more I could add.
I'd rather have some criteria for the list. Your list doesn't make
much sense to me.
jking
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