| For business or pleasure, Newark is a
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| | settlement that was originally known as
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| prime destination for travel within the
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| | Milford. Take a visit to Military Park in
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| Tri-State Area of New York, New Jersey
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| | downtown and catch a glimpse of the Wars
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| and Connecticut. Newark is the most
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| | of America monument constructed by the
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| populous and commercially active city in
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| | artist Gutzon Borglum of Mount Rushmore
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| New Jersey, as it is the seat of Essex
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| | fame. Military Park was also an actual
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| County and a major shipping port for New
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| | military training zone for soldiers and
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| York Harbor near the Atlantic coast.
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| | colonials in Newark's early days of the
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| Newark Liberty International Airport also
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| | 17th century. For a bit more history and
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| happens to be the first major airport to
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| | some science, visit the acclaimed
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| serve the New York metropolitan area and
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| | collections of the Newark Museum, which
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| one of the largest airports in the
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| | includes works by Georgia O'Keeffe, John
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| country.
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| | Singer Sargent, as well as a
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| Once you have secured your airfare to
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| | world-renowned Tibetan collection. Make
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| Newark, you will soon be able to enjoy a
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| | sure to reserve an entire day as the
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| city overflowing with Colonial history,
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| | Newark Museum's grounds are also home to
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| American heritage and central to anywhere
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| | a planetarium, café, sculpture garden
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| you would want to be in the Tri-State
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| | and the Ballantine House, a National
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| Area. Located just 5 miles west of
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| | Historic Landmark built in 1885.
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| Manhattan and 2 miles north of Staten
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| | A Newark Rebirth, One Brick at a Time
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| Island, Newark offers prime access to the
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| | Newark was the site of the infamous 1967
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| sights and attractions of New York City
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| | riots, fueled by racial inequality and
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| with a more relaxed and refined
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| | staggering poverty. Since that time the
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| environment to return to at the end of
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| | city has suffered considerable flight of
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| the day.
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| | capital until the 1990s when development
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| Colonial Legacy: New England's Newark
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| | projects hit the streets. Today, Newark
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| Newark happens to be the third-oldest
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| | is a multimedia and multicultural
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| city in the United States, with colonial
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| | experience, offering state of the art
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| roots dating back to 1666 when
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| | performance spaces and brand new sporting
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| Connecticut Puritans established a
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| | facilities.
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