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NEW ENGLANDFALL FOLIAGE

September 29-October 14, 2015

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Trip Includes:Hotel AccommodationsWe Purchase Exceptional Travel Insurance On Your BehalfAll Listed AttractionsLuggage HandlingIncludes 15 MealsNiagara Falls, OntarioBoston, MassachusettsTwo Nights in New York CityMartha’s VineyardGettysburg Battlefield MemorialPASSPORT REQUIRED

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17.Plymouth, MA

18.Martha’s Vineyard

20.Norwich, CT19.Newport, RI

21.New Haven, CT

23.Newark, NJ24.Harrisburg, PA

25.Gettysburg, PA

22.New York, NY

1.Wichita, KS

3.St. Louis, MO4.Indianapolis, IN

5.Dayton, OH6.Columbus, OH

2.Kansas City, MO7.Cleveland, OH

8.Erie, PA9.Niagara Falls, Ontario

11.Burlington, VT12.Montpelier, VT

13.Gorham, NH14.Freeport, ME

15.Kennebunkport, ME16.Boston, MA

10.Albany, NY

26.Staunton, VA27.Beckley, WV

28.Louisville, KY

Every autumn, Mother Nature puts on a colorful show in hues of red, orange and yellow! Relax and enjoy the view on this luxury motor coach tour of 18 states in 16 days with a special stop in Niaga-ra Falls, Canada. Spend two nights in New York City’s Times Square, and while in New York, enjoy a Broadway Show and a city tour that includes a ferry ride past the Statue of Liberty to Ellis Island.

There is something for everyone along the way with stops that focus on history, sports, architec-ture, the military, geology, business, schools of the Ivy League, gambling and so much more!

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Gettysburg Museum

NationalMuseum

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IndianaThe Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall of Fame Museum is on the grounds of the famed Indianapo-lis Motor Speedway, a National Historic Landmark since 1987. The museum appeals to more than just the racing enthusiast! Displayed, are more than 75 racing cars, including Indianapolis winners as well as race cars from internationally renowned motor sports events world-wide. Also displayed are several examples of early antique and classic passenger cars. Many of these cars were built here in Indianapolis, such as the Stutz, Cole, Marmon, National and Duesenberg. Three of the first four 500 winning cars are permanently on exhibit, including the Marmon “Wasp” which won the first 500-Mile Race in 1911. The Marmon “Wasp” was the first single-seat race car and is believed to be the first automobile to make use of the rear view mirror. A trip around the famous oval in one of the Speedway vehicles is offered to the public whenever the track is not in use for racing, testing, or closed due to weather conditions.

Dr. Ted’s Musical Marvels Museum is a colossal collection of the most amazing mechanical musical instruments you will ever hear. This spectacular collection embodies pieces from the 1800’s to the mid-1900’s. A guaranteed visual treat, but then, oh…when those instruments start to play you’ll walk away from Dr. Ted’s Musical Marvels forever altered from the experience.

Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall of Fame Museum

Dr. Ted’s Musical Marvels Museum




Ernest “Mooney” Warther, World’s Master Carver, discov-ered early in his carving career the importance of knives that would hold their edge against ebony and ivory. Unable to find carving knives of such fine quality, he decided to make his own. His mother also complained about never having a sharp paring knife. So he developed his own techniques for tempering and sharpening a steel blade that would keep its edge. Thus, out of necessity, was born the world’s finest kitchen cutlery. Today, the Warther’s Carvers are in their fourth generation of knife makers. Mooney’s son, David, and grandson, Mark continue the family business of producing outstanding kitchen cutlery with the same expertise and fine craftsmanship and can still be seen in the original workshop built in 1912. This one-of-a-kind collection has been appraised by the Smithsonian as a “priceless work of art”.

OhioThe National Museum of the United States Air Force is the largest and oldest military aviation museum in the world located at the Wright-Pat-terson Air Force Base. It tells the exciting story of aviation development from the days of the Wright Brothers at Kitty Hawk to the present. Permanent planes in their collection include a Convair B-36, the XB-70 Valkyrie, the B-29 Superfortress that dropped an atomic bomb in World War II, and several presidential aircraft.

Dave Longaberger was one of the most remarkable and successful entrepreneurs of his generation. His vision, his unorthodox business methods, and his belief in people resulted in the creation of one of the largest and most successful private companies in America today. “Longaberger: An American Success Story” is the fascinating first-hand account of how The Longaberger Basket Company was created and grew to be the largest basket manufacturer in the United States, employing thousands of people, revital-izing its community, and inspiring a commit-ment to quality, craftsmanship, and above all else, a unique management philosophy.

National Museum of the US Air Force

Longaberger Basket Company

Warther’s Carvers Museum

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Niagara FallsMaid of the Mist is one of North America’s oldest tourist attractions, and its history is resplendent with stories of daredevil rescues and visits from royalty. Standing at the bow of the ship, swathed in a rain slicker, you will feel the mist of Niagara Falls as it sprays your face, hear the rumble of the water, and take in the vast power of it all. Enjoy free time on the observation platform and shop-ping area overlooking Horseshoe Falls.

Overlooking the breathtaking view of the Falls, the Revolving Dining Room is the height of dining excel-lence. The dining room, located in the Skylon Tower, revolves one rotation hourly. Award-winning continental cuisine is presented in an elegant setting 775 feet above the Falls. Your meal is included! We always have a won-derful dining experience at the Revolving Dining Room.

TRY NOT TOGET WET!

Skylon Tower

Horseshoe Falls& Maid of the Mist




VermontIn addition to its beauty and spectacular surroundings, one of the more enduring mysteries surrounding Lake Champlain is the legend of Champ. Reminiscent of the Loch Ness Monster, Champ is purportedly a giant aquatic animal that makes the lake its home. Locals and tourists have developed something of a fondness for the legendary creature. Watch closely and maybe you’ll catch a glimpse of Champ as we drive by Lake Champlain!

Take a tour of the Morse Sugar Farm where the sap flows sweeter and 8 generations of the Morse family have been producing maple syrup for visitors for over 200 years. On average, it takes 40 gallons of maple sap to make 1 gallon of pure maple syrup. At Morse Farm, they drill one tap hole in each of their maple trees, which gives 10 gallons of sap in an average year. So, four maple trees (each being 40-200 years old) are needed to make one gallon of pure maple syrup each year.

New HampshireThe Flume Gorge is a natural granite gorge extending 800 feet from the base of Mount Liberty. Its towering granite walls sink to 90 feet below the rim. One of Franconia Notch’s geological wonders, the Flume Gorge offers a spectacular walk through a natural chasm on wide gravel paths and wooden walkways. Visitors walk down covered bridges, past waterfalls and through the gorge. Scenic pools, glacial boulders and mountain views abound. A free 15-minute movie at the Information Center provides a fine introduction to Franconia Notch State Park and the Flume Gorge.

Lake Champlain

Morse Sugar Farm

Flume Gorge


MaineHunter and fisherman Leon Leonwood Bean devel-oped a waterproof boot that he began selling to hunters. Founded in 1912, his “Bean Boot,” or Maine Hunting Shoe business began with a four-page mail-order catalog from his brother’s basement. The boot remains a staple of the com-pany’s outdoors image. This is LL Bean’s headquar-ters and the store is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. There isn’t even a lock on the front door!

The Portland Head Light, built in 1787, is a historic lighthouse in Cape Elizabeth. Historian Edward Rowe Snow wrote, “Portland Head and its light seem to symbolize the state of Maine – rocky coast, breaking waves, sparkling water and clear, pure salt air”. Those who visit the site agree – Portland Head is one of the most spectacularly beautiful lighthouse sites in New England and the most photographed.

Once we arrive at our hotel, the Anchorage By the Sea Resort, in beautiful Ogunquit, everything is just steps away. Ogunquit Beach is three miles of white sand and natural dunes.

You may want to enjoy a leisurely stroll along Ogunquit’s famous famed Marginal Way. Accessi-ble at the edge of the property, Marginal Way follows the rugged coast into picturesque Perkins Cove, Ogunquit’s quaint fishing village that is spanned by a charming footbridge-drawbridge at its mouth. This tiny cove offers splendid scenery, numerous small shops and galleries housed in weathered fishing shacks, sightseeing and a variety of dining establishments. A quaint trolley ride is a fun way to see the sights here in Ogunquit.

GO BAREFOOTIN THE SAND!

LL Bean

AnchorageBy The Sea

Portland Head Light



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MassachusettsOur wonderfully humorous step-on guide, Cheryl, will join us for a tour of Boston. Sites you might see include the Old North Church, Quincy Market, Harvard Campus, Cheers Bar, Faneuil Hall, the State Capitol, the oldest restaurant in the US, a historic cemetery, the Big Dig tunnel and more!

Plymouth is a town in southeastern Massachusetts, on Plymouth Bay, 34 miles southeast of Boston. The seat of Plymouth County, it was the site of the first permanent European settlement in New England. When pilgrims disembarked on December 21, 1620, they named the settlement Plymouth.

Plymouth is now a fishing and tourist center with ship-related industries and cranberry packing houses. Plymouth Rock, a tourist attraction, is on the shore under a granite canopy. Recreations of Plymouth Plantation and the Mayflower are also great sites to visit. When we leave Plymouth, we usually get to see a cranberry bog.

The enduring fame of the Old North Church and its place in the American story derives from a fleeting moment on the night of April 18, 1775. It was then that the sexton (church officer), Robert Newman, climbed the steeple and briefly hung the famous two lanterns, which touched off the War for Independence.

Harvard University was established in 1636 by vote of the Great and General Court of Massachusetts Bay Colony, and was named for its first benefactor, John Harvard of Charleston, a young minister who, upon his death in 1638, left his library and half his estate to the new institution. It is the oldest institution of higher learning in the United States.

HarvardUniversity

Old NorthChurch

PlymouthRock

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Martha’s VineyardSeven miles off Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard is a kaleidoscope of candy-colored ginger-bread houses, pristine beaches, unique shops and stately white mansions. Today we will put “us and the bus” on a ferry to cross to the “Vineyard”. Our tour with a local guide will take us around the island. It includes a stop at Aquinnah (Gay Head) to see its multicolored cliffs, its 200-year-old light-house, and its Native American stores. It also offers a guided walk through the camp-grounds in Oak Bluffs to visit its wonderful gingerbread-covered Victorian cottages. About halfway through the tour, we make a stop in Edgartown, which was founded in 1642. This stop gives us time for lunch, shopping, and a chance to explore the oldest town on the island, which was the center of the Vineyard whaling industry in the 19th century.

Rhode IslandNewport, Rhode Island is our morning destination. We immerse ourselves in a world of wealth and power, as it existed at the dawn of the 20th century. Discover the Gilded Age experience in the grand villas of the powerful men and influential women who made Newport America’s leading resort and a center of the arts and archi-tecture. We tour Breakers Mansion, the grand 70 room Italian Renaissance-style villa built by Cornelius Vanderbilt II, Presi-dent and Chairman of the New York Central Railroad, after his first house burned down. This man is a brother to the Vanderbilt who owned the Biltmore Estate in Ashville, NC. The Breakers Mansion is the “Big House” to see in the northeast!

Gingerbread House Breakers Mansion

Aquinnah Lighthouse


ConnecticutVisit Foxwood Resort Casino, where action, fun and excitement come in groups. With five casinos featur-ing over 6,300 slots and 380 tables, over 1,400 luxurious rooms and deluxe suites, 24 restaurants, 17 specialty shops, headline entertainment through-out the year, and a nearby golf course, its easy to see why having fun is not hard to do. This is one of the largest casinos in the world and is only 100 miles from New York City.

Yale University’s roots can be traced back to the 1640’s, when the colonial clergymen led an effort to establish a college in New Haven to preserve the tradition of European liberal education in the New World. This vision was fulfilled in 1701, when the charter was granted for a school “wherein Youth may be instructed in the Arts and Sciences [and] through the blessing of Almighty God may be fitted for Public employment in both the Church and Civil State”. In 1718, the school was renamed “Yale College” in gratitude to the Welsh merchant Elihu Yale, who had donated the proceeds from the sale of nine bales of goods, together with 417 books and a portrait of King George I.

FoxwoodResort Casino

Yale University




ConnecticutVisit Foxwood Resort Casino, where action, fun and excitement come in groups. With five casinos featur-ing over 6,300 slots and 380 tables, over 1,400 luxurious rooms and deluxe suites, 24 restaurants, 17 specialty shops, headline entertainment through-out the year, and a nearby golf course, its easy to see why having fun is not hard to do. This is one of the largest casinos in the world and is only 100 miles from New York City.

Yale University’s roots can be traced back to the 1640’s, when the colonial clergymen led an effort to establish a college in New Haven to preserve the tradition of European liberal education in the New World. This vision was fulfilled in 1701, when the charter was granted for a school “wherein Youth may be instructed in the Arts and Sciences [and] through the blessing of Almighty God may be fitted for Public employment in both the Church and Civil State”. In 1718, the school was renamed “Yale College” in gratitude to the Welsh merchant Elihu Yale, who had donated the proceeds from the sale of nine bales of goods, together with 417 books and a portrait of King George I.

FoxwoodResort Casino

Yale University




New YorkWhere the dazzle of Broadway meets the exhilaration of Times Square, the spectacu-lar New York Marriott Marquis introduces you to the luxury of one of New York’s most exceptional hotels. The Marriott’s thirty-eight story atrium is the highest in the world. Sleeping rooms at the New York Marriott Marquis start on the tenth floor and are the largest guest rooms in Manhattan. Go to the 46th floor to New York’s only rooftop revolv-ing restaurant and have a cocktail, or better yet, dinner!

Our step on guide, Martha, will take us on a city tour of upper and lower Manhattan. Martha is a native New Yorker and we just love her! Possible site visits include: The Empire State Building, Macy’s Department Store, Broadway, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Chrysler Building, Grand Central Station, Madison Square Garden, Penn Central Station, Diamond District, Trump Tower, Waldorf Astoria, Bleecker Street, the Brooklyn Bridge, South Seaport, the United Nations Building, the Hard Rock Café, Lincoln Tunnel, the Theatre District, Times Square, Rockefeller Center, the Fifth Avenue shopping district, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Central Park, Lincoln Center, SoHo, Green-wich Village, Chinatown, Little Italy, Wall Street, Ground Zero, the Financial District and more!

We see the Statue of Liberty, an everyday backdrop to the evening news, flashing across our TV screens in endless commer-cials and news spots. The silent, blank face of our “lady liberty”, wherever it appears, has become an omnipresent symbol of freedom to the people of the United States.

Statue of Liberty

Empire StateBuilding

TimesSquare

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New York (contd)Ferry to Ellis Island, and see its focal point, the 10,000 square foot Ellis Island Immigration Museum, housed in the island’s main building. The museum’s exhibit space is devoted to the history of Ellis Island and the story of Immigra-tion to America from the arrival of the first immigrants to the present day.

See the baggage room where the immigrants first set foot into the Main Building on Ellis Island and the American Immigrant Wall of Honor. With 420,000 entries, it is the largest wall of names in the world.

There is a Broadway Show (to be named) includ-ed in the price of your tour! You also have time to see a second show on your own. New York City’s Broadway theatre district is considered by many to be the epitome of world-class stage talent and entertainment. Broadway is a generic term that has grown to encompass more than just Broad-way Street in New York City. It is an entire area on and adjacent to Broadway Street in midtown Manhattan, in and around Times Square, and includes several theaters of varying sizes and popularity.

WHICHLANDMARKS

WILL YOU SEE?

Ellis Island

World TradeCenter Memorial

Broadway Theatre District


PennsylvaniaLocated 50 miles northwest of Baltimore, the small town of Gettysburg, Pennsylva-nia was the site of the largest Civil War battle ever waged in the Western Hemi-sphere. The Battle of Gettysburg opened on July 1, 1863 and closed two days later with the climactic “Pickett’s Charge”. The result was a Union victory for the Army of the Potomac who successfully turned back the second invasion by General Robert E. Lee’s Army of Northern Virginia. Over 51,000 soldiers were killed, wounded, or captured, making it the bloodiest battle of the Civil War. It was also a major turning point in the war.

The Soldiers’ National Cemetery at Gettys-burg contains more than 7,000 interments including over 3,500 from the Civil War. It was here that President Abraham Lincoln delivered his immortal Gettysburg Address on November 19, 1863.

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Blue Ridge Mountains

Gettysburg Museum

Drive through four states in 40 minutes - Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia & West Virginia!


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LUGGAGE?



VirginiaMade famous by the song and movie of the same name, Shenandoah is an Indian word meaning “Daughter of the Stars”. The Shenandoah Valley of Virginia is ideal for a weekend of colorful leaf peeping. Usually in mid-October, the mountains begin to shimmer with the reds and yellows of the maple, oak, hickory and dogwood trees. The Blue Ridge Parkway runs from North Carolina to Waynes-boro, Virginia, where it becomes the famous Skyline Drive. We drive through the valley below Skyline Drive.

West VirginiaTamarack is the nation’s first and only statewide collection of handmade craft, art and cuisine showcasing the Best of West Virginia. From hand-carved furniture to glass, and from pottery to Appalachian quilts, Tamarack offers only the best. You will also find a delectable array of regional specialty foods and products, as well as perfor-mances, craft demonstrations, and theatre.

For years, crossing the New River Gorge meant long detours, or artfully winding your way down narrow mountain roads. Until the New River Gorge Bridge reduced a 40-minute drive down narrow mountain roads and across one of America’s oldest rivers to less than one minute. This is the 3rd longest bridge of its kind in the world.

Stonewall Jackson Hotel

New River Gorge Bridge

Tamarack

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KentuckyLocated on the front steps of Churchill Downs in Louisville, The Kentucky Derby Museum is a premier tourist attraction, featuring an award-winning, high-definition Kentucky Derby film entitled “The Greatest Race”. Displayed on a 360 degree screen, “The Greatest Race” places the viewer in the center of Derby Day action. We will take a guided walking tour of Churchill Downs and the museum’s paddock area (weather permitting). The Finish Line pole used at Churchill Downs for many years, as well as the grave sites of three famous Kentucky Derby winners, Carry Back (1961), Swaps (1955), and Brokers Tip (1933), are located outside on the museum grounds. The gift shop features Derby and Thoroughbred memorabilia and historical books.

We eat lunch at the famous Luigi’s Italian Restaurant, listening to beautiful accordion music as we dine.

Made of steel, weighing 68,000 pounds and standing 120 feet tall, is the world’s biggest baseball bat! The Big Bat is an exact-scale replica of Babe Ruth’s 34-inch Louisville Slugger. Bud Hillerich’s signature is on the Big Bat, a tribute to the man who turned the company’s first bat. Stroll through the Slugger Bat Factory where world-famous Louisville Sluggers are crafted with the same craftsman-ship and pride that they were in 1884. Wheth-er it’s a big personalized bat with your own name on it, or one destined for the big leagues, they make sure it’s just right. You’ll learn every step in the process, from a bat’s bulky begin-ning to its finishing lacquer. See a wooden bat turned on a lathe in 30 seconds. After the tour you’ll receive a free miniature Louisville Slug-ger! Many of our guests buy personalized bats for their grandchildren!

Churchill Downs

Luigi’s ItalianRestaurant Slugger Bat

Factory


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