Milton

DELAWARE

Named for the poet John Milton, this picturesque Victorian shipbuilding village has about 200 structures listed on the Federal Register Historic District. Minutes from the ocean and situated at the head of the Broadkill River, Milton is known as "small-town America at its best," with a wealth of architectural and natural beauty.... more
Captiva Island

FLORIDA

Captiva Island offers the mystery and adventure that one would expect from a place whose history is filled with pirates, conquistadors and Calusa Indians. With spectacular white sand beaches scattered with pastel-colored seashells, and breathtaking sunrises and sunsets, Captiva truly serves up a feast for the senses.

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Clearwater

The world-renowned beaches, extensive recreational opportunities, natural attractions, and the availability of accommodations designed to fit every budget and taste — all reasons why Clearwater and its island beaches is among Florida's most popular vacation spots.

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Daytona Beach

In 1947, the National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing was founded in Daytona Beach. Motorsports gained new ground in 1959 with the opening of the Daytona International Speedway, which continues to satisfy hundreds of thousands of speed-hungry fans each year. Today, the Daytona Beach area entertains approximately 8 million visitors each year. Visitors come from around the world to relax and recreate on one of the most beautiful, family-friendly beaches in Florida.

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Key West Lighthouse

The Key West Lighthouse was essential to ships navigating the dangerous reefs of the Florida Keys. Built in 1865, the original tower was 65 feet tall with 15 lamps. In 1848 the Great Havana Hurricane destroyed the lighthouse, leaving only a sandy beach. A lightship served to guide vessels until a new beacon could be built.

In 1848 the new lighthouse was completed. Its tower required additional height in 1894 and was raised 20 feet where it sits today at 86 feet tall and 100 feet above sea level.

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Key West Chair

The southernmost city in the continental U.S., Key West has attracted notable writers, artists and musicians for centuries. From Ernest Hemingway to Tennessee Williams to Jimmy Buffet, creative people draw inspiration from the beauty and laid-back style of this colorful island paradise. Its motto, "One Human Family," sums up the inclusiveness and welcoming demeanor of the spectacular Key West.

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