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The               town               of               Jefferson,               New               Hampshire               is               a               popular               summer               destination               for               tourists               nestled               deep               in               the               heart               of               New               Hampshire's               White               Mountain               National               Forest.

The               town               offers               a               quiet               country               feel               while               also               offering               popular               family               destinations               like               Six               Gun               City               and               Santa's               Village.

Everywhere               you               look               in               Jefferson               you               are               surrounded               by               mountains,               and               Jefferson               is               popular               for               its               easy               access               to               towns               like               Lancaster,               North               Conway               and               its               close               proximity               to               Vermont.

The               family               friendly               atmosphere               the               town               is               known               for               is               also               found               when               you               stay               at               any               of               the               excellent               bed               and               breakfast's.

The               following               places               make               staying               in               Jefferson               an               affordable               place               to               spend               your               summer               vacation               while               visiting               the               Mt.

Washington               Valley.

While               you're               passing               through               stop               in               and               visit               the               Jefferson               Historical               Museum               in               the               old               white               church               on               the               edge               of               the               Waumbek               Golf               Course               to               get               the               story               behind               the               town,               it's               a               fascinating               one.

You               can               also               use               the               small               pond               along               Pool               Rd.

for               swimming               in               the               summer               and               lay               out               on               it's               beach.

I               love               Jefferson,               and               I               hope               you               will               too.
               The               Jefferson               Inn               Bed               and               Breakfast               -
               This               family               run               bed               and               breakfast               offers               eleven               comfortable               themed               guest               rooms,               all               with               their               own               private               bathroom,               sitting               and               writing               areas.

Every               room               is               decorated               with               beautiful               country               style,               with               the               Monticello               room               being               decorated               to               reflect               the               times               of               Thomas               Jefferson.

Each               room               has               Wi-Fi               Internet               access               for               your               personal               computer,               and               there               is               a               large               screen               TV               in               the               lobby               area               to               see               the               weather               or               catch               a               Sports               game.

There               are               also               board               games               and               books               for               you               to               use               during               your               stay.
               You               will               also               receive               a               full               breakfast               each               morning               served               between               7:30               and               9:30AM               with               the               menu               changing               daily.

Views               of               the               mountains               and               valleys               can               be               scene               from               almost               anywhere               in               the               Inn               and               the               large               front               porch               offers               excellent               views               of               New               England               sunsets.

There               are               two               convenience               stores               located               200               yards               from               the               hotel               and               Chinese,               Pizza               restaurants               and               McDonald's               located               in               Lancaster               which               is               about               20               minutes               away.
               Address:               6               Renaissance               Ln.

Route               2               (Presidential               Hwy.)               Jefferson,               NH.

Located               directly               across               the               street               from               the               Old               Corner               Store               which               is               located               where               Presidential               Hwy.

splits               in               the               center               of               town.


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               Applebrook               Bed               and               Breakfast               -
               Applebrook               is               a               great               family               run               Bed               and               Breakfast               located               in               a               large               Victorian-era               farmhouse               surrounded               by               the               White               Mountain               National               Forest,               rivers               and               acres               of               meadows.

There               are               8               furnished               rooms               and               3               themed               suites               for               you               to               enjoy               your               stay               in.

Two               of               the               rooms               have               private               hot               tubs.
               The               Applebrook               is               located               next               to               the               Waumbek               Golf               Course               and               has               an               amazing               view               of               the               valley               from               their               living               room               or               the               back               porch               area.

They               are               open               year-round               and               can               accommodate               large               groups               with               prior               reservations               at               a               discounted               rate.

Your               stay               includes               a               large               homemade               breakfast               in               the               morning               that               changes               daily.
               Children               and               dogs               on               leashes               are               welcome               at               the               Applebrook.

This               place               is               also               a               great               place               to               stay               if               you               plan               to               visit               Santa's               Village               and               Six               Gun               City.

You               can               also               drive               to               Mt.

Washington               or               North               Conway               to               visit               Story               Land               or               the               New               Hampshire               Outlet               malls               while               you               stay               in               Jefferson.
               Address:               110               Meadows               Rd.

/               Route               115A               Jefferson,               NH.


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    About 'village of monticello'|Savannah Lakes Village to Host in April NGA/Hooters Tour Event for Aspiring Pros







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    If               you               love               music,               there               are               plenty               of               destinations               in               the               USA               you               can               visit,               and               luckily               most               are               affordable.

    So,               if               you               want               to               take               a               break               from               concerts               and               festivals,               here               are               ten               legendary               places               to               check               out.
                   1.

    Rock               &               Roll               Hall               of               Fame
                   The               Rock               &               Roll               Hall               of               Fame               is               a               museum               dedicated               to               everything               rock,               located               at               1100               Rock               and               Roll               Blvd.

    in               Cleveland,               Ohio               44114.

    It's               open               daily               from               10AM-5:30PM               (except               till               9PM               on               Wednesdays.)               Admission               is               $22               for               adults,               $17               for               seniors,               $13               for               those               ages               9-12,               $18               for               Cleveland               residents               and               free               for               members               and               those               ages               8               and               under.

    Patrons               can               spend               five               hours               or               two               days               viewing               the               museum               (two-day               passes               are               available,)               and               all               funds               go               towards               the               education,               preservation               and               celebration               of               rock               &               roll               music.

    Click               here               to               check               out               hotels               near               the               Rock               Hall               (including               special               packages               which               consist               of               tickets,               hotel               pricing               an               amenities.)
                   The               museum               features               special               exhibits               year-round,               both               permanent               and               temporary,               including               3D               films               and               documentaries,               interactive               visual               presentations,               artifacts               from               legendary               artists               and               shows,               and               events/concerts               (which               I               recommend               planning               your               trip               around,               as               you               get               to               witness               live               performances               and               the               museum               together.)               Click               here               to               view               upcoming               events.
                   2.

    Woodstock               Museum
                   If               you're               a               fan               of               rock               &               roll,               certainly               you've               become               familiar               with               the               infamous               Woodstock               festival               of               1969.

    Located               at               200               Hurd               Road               in               Bethel,               NY               is               the               Bethel               Woods               Center               of               the               Arts,               a               museum               and               concert               venue               located               at               the               original               Woodstock               location.

    Here,               attendees,               fans               and               those               interested               in               Woodstock's               history               can               experience               firsthand               stories,               educational               dialogue               and               more,               through               interactive               media               displays               an               exhibits.

    The               arts               venue               also               features               various               concerts               and               events,               especially               during               spring               and               summer               seasons.

    To               make               the               most               of               your               trip,               especially               if               you're               traveling               from               out-of-state,               I               recommend               visiting               on               the               same               day               as               a               special               event               or               concert;               some               events               are               free               to               attend               with               ticket               admission.

    (For               a               list               of               upcoming               events/concerts,               click               here.)
                   The               Museum               is               open               year-round               except               January-April               1st.

    Its               hours               are               Thursday-Sunday               from               10AM-5PM               until               May               27th               and               Monday-Sunday               from               10AM-7PM               until               September               5th.

    The               summer               season               is               busiest,               so               it               is               recommended               to               purchase               advance               tickets               online               or               over-the-phone               if               you               plan               on               attending               then.

    Tickets               cost               $15               for               adults,               $11               for               ages               8-17,               $6               for               kids               ages               3-7,               $13               for               senior               citizens               and               free               admission               for               those               under               2.

    On               Saturdays,               a               bus               service               is               available               from               Port               Authority               NYC               and               Middletown,               NY.

    If               you               plan               on               staying               a               few               days,               check               out               Valley               Brook               Inn               and               Cottages               in               Wurtsboro,               NY,               the               Best               Western               Monticello               in               Monticello,               NY               or               the               Villa               Roma               Resort               and               Conference               Center               in               Callicoon,               NY.
                   3.

    Strawberry               Fields               (John               Lennon               Memorial)
                   Located               in               NYC,               Strawberry               Fields               is               a               memorial               to               the               late-Beatle,               John               Lennon.

    The               site               marks               the               place               where               Lennon               was               killed               as               he               walked               home.

    Specifically,               the               memorial               consists               of               a               black-and-white               mosaic               engraved               in               the               ground,               as               well               as               a               plaque               which               lists               those               who               made               donations               to               the               site.

    It's               located               at               Central               Park               West               between               71st               and               74th               streets               and               is               free               to               visit               year-round.

    People               have               come               here               from               all               over               the               world               to               pay               homage               to               the               great               artist               with               flowers               and               keepsakes,               although               there               tends               to               be               a               public               gathering               on               the               dates               of               his               birth               (10/9)               and               death               (12/8.)               To               get               the               full               experience,               I               recommend               visiting               (or               at               least               checking               out               from               afar)               the               Dakota               Apartments,               where               Lennon               and               Yoko               lived;               these               are               located               adjacent               to               the               park.
                   Even               if               you               aren't               the               biggest               Beatles'               fan,               the               location               of               the               monument               is               worth               checking               out               simply               for               its               convenient               location               (Central               Park);               there               are               plenty               of               awesome               statues               and               landmarks               to               see               in               this               area,               and               Strawberry               Fields               is               just               one               of               them.

    If               you               are               a               Beatles'               fan,               this               location               is               a               must-see.

    (There               are               plenty               of               places               to               stay               in               the               city               from               hotels               to               hostels.

    If               you're               looking               to               save               money,               I               recommend               checking               out               Couchsurfing               or               AirBnB.)
                   4.

    Graceland
                   As               you               most               likely               already               know,               Graceland               is               known               as               the               heart               and               home               of               Elvis               Presley.

    It's               located               in               the               Whitehaven               community               at               3734               Elvis               Presley               Boulevard               in               Memphis,               TN.

    The               large,               white               mansion               and               13-acre               estate               has               become               an               infamous               landmark               for               Elvis               fans               and               Memphis               itself.

    It               provides               extensive               tours               of               Elvis's               once-home,               from               his               beginnings               through               his               rise               as               a               musical               icon.

    Fans               will               enjoy               interactive               video,               photos,               memorabilia,               costumes               and               more.

    The               Mansion               itself               reflects               how               Elvis               lived               with               family               in               friends,               the               Car               Museum               displays               over               33               vehicles               owned               by               him,               Graceland               Crossing               exhibits               specific               costumes               and               wardrobe               worn               by               the               musician,               while               fans               can               even               board               either               of               his               two               custom               jets,               one               of               which               features               a               living               room,               private               bedroom,               conference               room,               and               more.
                   In               addition,               Graceland               is               about               four               miles               north               of               Mississippi               an               about               twelve               miles               away               from               Downtown               Memphis,               which               is               convenient               if               you               want               to               explore               the               area               at               length.

    I               recommend               checking               out               the               Arcade               Restaurant,               located               at               540               South               Main               Street               in               Memphis,               where               Elvis               used               to               drink               malts               in               his               youth.

    Graceland               is               open               year-round;               click               here               for               the               hourly               and               ticketing               schedules.

    If               you're               looking               to               get               the               full,               accommodated               Elvis               experience,               I               recommend               staying               at               the               Heartbreak               Hotel,               located               across               the               street               from               Graceland.
                   5.

    Continental               "Riot"               House
                   Originally               known               as               the               Continental               Hyatt               House,               the               "Riot               House"               became               a               more               fitting               nickname               in               the               1960s               and               1970s.

    Located               on               8401               Sunset               Boulevard               in               West               Hollywood,               CA,               the               Riot               House               became               infamous               for               the               many               musicians               who               stayed               and               partied               there.

    Supposedly               some               of               the               infamous               antics               included               Axel               Rose               throwing               steaks               from               his               balcony               to               fans               below               in               1986,               Keith               Richards               mooning               outsiders               from               Room               1015,               Jim               Morrison               being               evicted               for               hanging               out               the               window               by               his               fingertips               and               Led               Zeppelin               riding               their               motorcycles               in               the               hallways,               throwing               TVs               out               the               window               and               renting               six               floors               of               the               hotel.

    (And               of               course,               there               are               the               groupies.)               It               was               referenced               in               Warren               Zevon's               "Poor               Poor               Pitiful               Me,"               and               was               referenced               in               movies               like               Almost               Famous,               Rock               Star               and               This               is               Spinal               Tap.
                   The               Hyatt               House               was               renovated               and               renamed               as               Andaz               West               Hollywood               in               2009,               but               it               still               retains               its               legendary               status.

    By               the               front               desk               a               poster               hangs               that               reads,               "Be               kind               to               this               customer.

    He               may               just               have               sold               a               million               records."
                   6.

    Memory               Motel
                   Located               at               692               Montauk               Highway               in               Montauk/Long               Island,               NY,               the               Memory               Motel               was               made               famous               in               1976               when               the               Rolling               Stones               named               a               song               after               it               (featured               on               the               Black               and               Blue               album.)               Supposedly               the               band               wrote               part               of               the               song               at               the               motel               bar,               while               they               also               stayed               at               Andy               Warhol's               nearby               home.

    The               song               itself               runs               a               rare               seven               minutes               and               features               both               Mick               Jagger               and               Keith               Richards               on               vocals.
                   Currently               the               motel               still               exists               at               the               same               location,               in               the               center               of               Montauk's               historical               village,               one               block               away               from               the               ocean/beach.

    The               motel               features               live               music,               their               "world               famous               bar,"               and               the               same               jukebox               from               the               1970s.
                   7.

    Whisky               a               Go-Go
                   Located               at               8901               Sunset               Boulevard               in               West               Hollywood,               CA,               Whiskey               a               Go-Go               has               been               a               legendary               venue               for               many               up-and-coming               bands,               beginning               in               the               60s               with               Buffalo               Springfield,               The               Doors,               The               Byrds,               Alice               Cooper               and               Them               (Van               Morrison),               to               The               Kinks,               Slade,               Led               Zeppelin               and               The               Who,               to               Patti               Smith,               The               Police,               Talking               Heads               and               The               Runaways,               to               the               Red               Hot               Chili               Peppers,               Nirvana,               Soundgarden               and               more.

    It's               speculated               that               the               art               of               go-go               dancing               originated               here.
                   Conveniently,               the               Whiskey               is               located               on               Sunset               Strip,               in               close               proximity               to               the               Riot               House               (mentioned               above.
                   8.

    Chelsea               Hotel
                   Located               at               222               West               23rd               Street,               between               7th               and               8th               avenues               in               the               Chelsea               neighborhood               of               Manhattan,               NYC,               the               Chelsea               Hotel               has               a               reputation               of               hosting               and               providing               refuge               for               many               renowned               artists,               poets,               writers               and               musicians.

    Built               in               1883,               it               became               known               as               a               music               haven               in               the               60s               and               70s:               Bob               Dylan               wrote               songs               here;               Sid               Vicious               allegedly               stabbed               and               killed               his               girlfriend               Nancy               here               in               1978;               Leonard               Cohen,               Janis               Joplin,               Jimi               Hendrix,               the               Grateful               Dead,               Patti               Smith,               and               more,               all               have               passed               through,               created               and/or               resided               here.
                   Said               Patti               Smith               of               this               hotel:               "The               Chelsea               was               like               a               doll's               house               in               the               Twilight               Zone,               with               a               hundred               rooms,               each               a               small               universe...

    so               many               transient               souls               had               espoused,               made               a               mark,               and               succumbed               here.

    I               sniffed               out               their               spirits               as               I               silently               scurried               from               floor               to               floor,               longing               for               discourse               with               a               gone               procession               of               smoking               caterpillars."
                   9.

    Buddy               Holly,               Ritchie               Valens,               J.P.

    Richardson               Memorial
                   Located               in               Clear               Lake,               Iowa               is               the               memorial               for               the               late               Buddy               Holly,               Ritchie               Valens               and               J.P.

    "Big               Bopper"               Richardson               Jr.

    Known               as               "the               day               the               music               died"               (in               Don               McLean's               "American               Pie"),               the               lives               of               these               three               musicians               were               taken               way               too               early               in               a               1959               plane               crash.

    Sadly               and               ironically,               Clear               Lake               wasn't               an               original               stop               scheduled               on               the               tour,               while               for               all               except               one               previous               stop,               the               musicians               were               using               a               charter               bus.
                   Specifically               the               memorial               is               located               a               quarter               mile               west               of               315th               Street               and               Gull               Avenue,               about               five               miles               north               of               Clear               Lake.

    A               fan               of               the               musicians               created               a               stainless               steel               guitar               monument               as               well               as               three               records               with               the               name               of               each               performer,               in               1988.

    As               a               signal               that               fans               are               almost               near               the               memorial,               there               are               a               gigantic               pair               of               horn-rimmed               glasses               by               the               roadside               (a               trademark               of               Buddy               Holly.)
                   10.

    New               Orleans,               LA
                   Yes,               I               know               this               is               a               city.

    But               having               been               to               New               Orleans               myself,               and               experiencing               everything               it               has               to               offer,               I               must               say               my               favorite               aspect               of               this               city               is               the               music               scene.

    If               you               don't               dig               jazz               or               the               blues,               don't               sweat               it               because               the               city               offers               all               varieties               of               music.

    However,               jazz               and               the               blues               are               the               origins               of               the               rock               &               roll               we've               come               to               love,               and               this               city               contains               the               perfect,               eclectic               mix               of               all               these               genres.
                   There               are               festivals               held               here               year-round               (notably               Marti               Gras               and               Jazzfest,)               an               even               if               you               happen               to               be               visiting               during               a               time               of               no               festivals,               there               are               plenty               of               renowned               jazz,               rock               and               reggae               clubs               in               the               area.

    Unlike               other               cities               where               at               best               you'd               find               a               man               playing               guitar               for               cash,               here               you'll               find               the               streets               packed               with               aspiring,               retired               and               freelance               musicians               who               simply               want               to               make               music               for               the               hell               of               it,               and               I               guarantee               they'll               have               way               more               fancy               instruments               than               guitars               to               play.

    There               is               a               reason               why               New               Orleans               is               known               as               "The               Birthplace               of               Jazz."               Come               experience               this               city               and               you               won't               regret               it.
                   For               information               on               hotels,               click               here.
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                   Other               notable               mentions:
                   -               Joshua               Tree               Inn,               CA
                   [Here,               in               Room               8,               Gram               Parsons               passed               on               due               to               a               lethal               tequila/morphine               cocktail.

    Phil               Kaufman               (Parsons'               road               manager)               took               his               body               to               Cap               Rock               in               Joshua               Tree               National               Park               and               set               it               on               fire,               which               is               what               Parsons               wanted.

    It               was               at               this               location               where               Parsons               used               to               hang               with               Keith               Richards,               get               high,               and               sight-see               for               UFO's.

    A               journal               is               kept               at               the               bedside               table               of               Room               8               for               fans               to               sign               and               pay               homage               to               Parsons.

    At               Cap               Rock               lays               a               plaque               that               echoes               the               title               of               one               of               Parsons'               tracks,               "Safe               at               Home."]
                   -               Kate's               Lazy               Meadow,               Catskill               Mountains,               NY
                   (The               B52's               Kate               Pierson               created               this               psychedelic               and               retro-designed               motel,               consisting               of               rustic               cabins,               nine               acres,               a               meadow               and               a               great               view               of               the               Catskills.

    Sounds               like               an               excellent               Love               Shack.)
                   -               Café               Wha,               Greenwich               Village,               NYC               (Bob               Dylan               hung               out               here               while               a               young               Jimi               Hendrix               performed               here.

    It               is               still               a               hoppin'               café               and               live               music               spot.)






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