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The colorful grounds of the Mac Mesa Arts Center, an entertainment metroplex.
Much Ado in Mesa
2/28/2010
By Dave Schwab
If you're looking for a great place to go "treasure hunting" this time of year in the Southwest, mosey on over to Mesa, Arizona. A Phoenix suburb in Maricopa County with a population of about 460,000, Mesa is the third-largest city in Arizona and the 38th-largest in the nation. It has plenty of antique and collectible dealers and they all offer a lot of variety.
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Pigeon Point at dawn, San Mateo County
Scenic Antiquing in San Mateo
1/28/2010
By Dave Schwab
With everything from historic estates to dinosaur relics, San Mateo, Calif. offers an epoch array of antique opportunities, just south of San Francisco.

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A view from the Columbia River in Vancouver, with Mount St. Helen's in the background.
On The Trail In Clark County
12/29/2009
Clark County, Wash., named after one half of the explorer duo Lewis and Clark, is a cozy little area just north of the Portland, Ore. Like the discoveries made before, it's a great place to hunt for antique and vintage treasures. Though you may have to brave some winter rain, its coastal proximity makes the weather milder than other parts of the state and there are plenty of indoor activities to keep tourists busy.
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Sunset with saquaros in Tucson. Photo by: Bruce Griffin © Metropolitan Tucson Convention & Visitors Bureau
Taste of the Southwest In Tucson
12/1/2009
By Dave Schwab
There's a treasure trove of antiques and collectibles to be discovered in Tucson, Arizona and a surprising amount of sightseeing - both natural and not - along the way.
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Looking down Main Street in Julian, Calif.
Julian: Antique jewel in the mountains
11/1/2009
By Dave Schwab
When you think of historic Julian in the San Diego backcountry, apples come immediately to mind. But there's so much more to see and do there any time of year: And antiques top the list.
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Coastal fog creates a spooky atmosphere on Alcatraz Island.
Top 13 Haunted Historical Places
10/1/2009
By Michael Krawczak
Alcatraz Island tops this list of haunted historical places for reasons beyond the obvious. The island's history as a forbidding federal penitentiary, isolated from San Francisco by 1-1/2 miles of ever-churning currents, is well documented. Most visitors who tour the old prison do so during the day, sharing that experience with thousands of others. But the night tour is special and, many say, "creepy."
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Americana on display by The Vernon's Shop, Brenham, Tex., at the Original Round Top Antiques Fair.
Antiques Are Big in the Big State
8/31/2009
By Angela Moore
Like everything in the state, Texas goes big when it comes to antiques. In addition to the dozens of antique and vintage stores in big metropolises like Dallas/Ft. Worth, Houston, San Antonio and Austin, there are entire towns which have begun to develop their economies around antiques and those who shop for them.

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The Thompkins sell fresh flowers at the Salem Saturday market, corner of Summer & Marion Streets NE.
It's a Sweet Time In Salem
7/27/2009
By Angela Moore
About 40 miles south of Portland, Salem, Oregon is the state's capitol and its second largest city. Salem marked it sesquicentennial this year, turning 150 on Feb. 14, 2009. Subsequently, the city has extra cause to celebrate the fruits of its labors.
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This year's Garlic Showdown, on July 26, is hosted by Fabio Vivani, star of Bravo Television Network's "Top Chef" series. Vivani will also be signing copies of his new cookbook, scheduled for release on July 22.
There's More Than Garlic in Gilroy
6/29/2009
By Angela Moore
Though Gilroy, Calif. is well known for its garlic crop and also produces mushrooms in considerable quantity, the City is about more than just food products. The quaint town in the south part of Santa Clara County offers opportunities for fun and adventure in a relaxed and family-friendly environment.
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When built for the 1962 World's Fair, the Space Needle was the tallest building west of the Mississippi River.
What's Brewing in Seattle
5/27/2009
By Angela Moore
Well-known for it's wet weather, Indie-music scene and a certain coffee conglomerate, Seattle, Wash. should not be overlooked as an antique destination. Opportunities for treasure hunting and sight-sighting abound in the seaport City that's rich in history and charm.


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