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Carver National Monument celebrates a great inventor
George Washington Carver National Monument celebrates the birth and life of one of America’s most talented botanist, scientist and inventor. This national monument, established in 1943, was the first one for an African American and the first one for a non-president.

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Chateau Ross Winery and Vineyard: A local favorite
Chateau Ross Winery and Vineyard, located an hour outside of Nashville, produces barrel-aged dry wines from vinifera grapes in a simple, yet desirable way.

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Abraham Lincoln's Home
At Home With President Abraham Lincoln: A History Lesson in Springfield.

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Bass Pro Shops store brings the outdoors indoors
What exactly is the 1.7 million-square-foot Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World in Springfield — a colossal retail store packed with just about any sporting-goods merchandise you can think of? Or Missouri's largest tourist attraction, drawing visitors from across the nation? Pick either definition. You'll be right.

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Dickerson Park Zoo: where nature nurtures you
Want to feed a cracker to a giraffe? Get face to face with a goat? Let nature nurture you for a few hours or for the whole day at Dickerson Park Zoo in Springfield. The 72-acre (55 acres developed) zoo is home to 450 animals representing 160 species.

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Jefferson Avenue Footbridge: bright light of Springfield
The nation's longest footbridge is located in Springfield, Mo. The 562-foot Jefferson Avenue Footbridge crosses 13 sets of train tracks and provides a lovely view — both for those peering down from its height and for those peering up at the bridge.

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Wilson's Creek National Battlefield: relive the Civil War's second battle
Wilson's Creek National Battlefield commemorates the second battle of the Civil War, fought on Aug. 10, 1861. Visitors will find the area little changed in the 140 years since then.

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