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The Bissell Covered Bridge in Charlemont spans Mill Brook and was built in 1951. The original covered bridge on the site was built in 1880 but deteriorated to a point that it was condemned and had to be removed. The plans were to replace it
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The East Charlemont District School — also known as the “Little Red School” — sits alone in a field along the Mohawk Trail, with a simple plaque explaining its 116-year-long school history. The one room schoolhouse was built in 1828 and is one of the
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The French King Bridge in Gil Massachusetts was built in 1931 replacing a twisty steep graded section of the Mohawk Trail. The bridge spans the Connecticut River gorge and was considered the most beautiful steel bridge of 1932 by the American Institute of Steel Construction.
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The ground surrounding the home of Robert E. Lee prior to the Civil war was confiscated by the Union and converted into Arlington National Cemetery by the Quartermaster General Montgomery C. Meigs. Meigs considered Lee a traitor to his country and reviled his former compatriot.
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Washington DC is full of memorials, one of the most striking but not as well known as some others is the Jefferson Memorial. The memorial is constructed from Danby marble from the state of Vermont with a typical Jeffersonian dome evident. Rudolph Evans’ bronze statue
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