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Super Cities! Louisville

Name: Super Cities! Louisville
Author: Lois Sepahban
ISBN: 9781439677223

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Sometimes the coolest places are right outside your front door. Learning about Louisville's interesting and unique culture has never been so super fun!

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PublisherArcadia Children's Books

Release dateFeb 6, 2023

ISBN9781439677223

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Lois Sepahban

Lois Sepahban is a writer and teacher. She has written several books for children, including science, history, biography, and fiction. She lives in Kentucky with her husband and two children.

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22: 1855 Walk Across South America: In 1855, seventeen-year-old Nathaniel Bishop left his home near Boston and went to walk across South America, inspiring others to do trans-continental walks.
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22: 1855 Walk Across South America: In 1855, seventeen-year-old Nathaniel Bishop left his home near Boston and went to walk across South America, inspiring others to do trans-continental walks.
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414 Day: The History of Milwaukee: The week kicked off Sunday with 414 Day, a holiday saluting Milwaukee and timed as such because of its area code - 414 - being the numeric representation for the date of April 14th. The Cabin salutes it every year, and this year Ana, Eric, and Jake dive into some interesting history for the city and county, from early settlement to world-influencing inventions to ups and downs of the last 75 years. Milwaukee history lessons you'll definitely find interesting await you on this week's episode of The Cabin!
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414 Day: The History of Milwaukee: The week kicked off Sunday with 414 Day, a holiday saluting Milwaukee and timed as such because of its area code - 414 - being the numeric representation for the date of April 14th. The Cabin salutes it every year, and this year Ana, Eric, and Jake dive into some interesting history for the city and county, from early settlement to world-influencing inventions to ups and downs of the last 75 years. Milwaukee history lessons you'll definitely find interesting await you on this week's episode of The Cabin!
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AT#878 - Driving the Selkirk Loop (Idaho, British Columbia, Washington): Hear about driving the Selkirk Loop in Washington State, Idaho, and British Columbia as the Amateur Traveler talks to Anthony and Jody St. Clair from learnersandmakers.com about their favorite road trip....
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AT#878 - Driving the Selkirk Loop (Idaho, British Columbia, Washington): Hear about driving the Selkirk Loop in Washington State, Idaho, and British Columbia as the Amateur Traveler talks to Anthony and Jody St. Clair from learnersandmakers.com about their favorite road trip....
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AT#878 - Driving the Selkirk Loop (Idaho, British Columbia, Washington): Hear about driving the Selkirk Loop in Washington State, Idaho, and British Columbia as the Amateur Traveler talks to Anthony and Jody St. Clair from learnersandmakers.com about their favorite road trip....
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AT#878 - Driving the Selkirk Loop (Idaho, British Columbia, Washington): Hear about driving the Selkirk Loop in Washington State, Idaho, and British Columbia as the Amateur Traveler talks to Anthony and Jody St. Clair from learnersandmakers.com about their favorite road trip....
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A Foodie’s Guide to Wisconsin: It’s not a secret that Wisconsin has an abundance of amazing food scenes. Between the extensive chefs and world class restaurants, to the fun hidden gem and “hole in the wall” restaurants, Wisconsin can be a foodie haven! And while we, here in the cabin, have explored our fair share of restaurants and foodie spots, we figured we needed some experts. Jordan and Mike from the Instagram account, "The Midwest Munchers" joined us on this episode to discuss the best hidden foodie spots you need to visit the next time you're in the market for a delectable dining experience!
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A Foodie’s Guide to Wisconsin: It’s not a secret that Wisconsin has an abundance of amazing food scenes. Between the extensive chefs and world class restaurants, to the fun hidden gem and “hole in the wall” restaurants, Wisconsin can be a foodie haven! And while we, here in the cabin, have explored our fair share of restaurants and foodie spots, we figured we needed some experts. Jordan and Mike from the Instagram account, "The Midwest Munchers" joined us on this episode to discuss the best hidden foodie spots you need to visit the next time you're in the market for a delectable dining experience!
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