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Anaheim
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Disneyland
1313 S Harbor Blvd, Harbor Blvd & 5 Frwy,
(714) 956-6425
The happiest place on earth! Make all your childhood dreams come true in Disney's two Theme Parks, a lively entertainment district, and three delightful hotels. You can spend days here and still come back for more. (go to web site for more)
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Anaheim Museum Inc.
241 S Anaheim Blvd, Anaheim Blvd & Lincoln Ave, (714) 778-3301
Built with a $10,000 grant from the Andrew Carnegie Foundation near the turn of the 20th century, the building has led several lives: first as a public library, later as the city's personnel department and finally as a historic museum. It is the only Carnegie Building remaining in Orange County, which once had five, and boasts an architectural pedigree of near royal status -- at least among Southern California buildings. (go to web site for more)
Links to More Information:
Print friendly history of museum
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Anaheim Hills
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Ramon Peralta Adobe
Fairmont Ave & Santa Ana Canyon Rd
(714) 973-3190
This adobe is the only such structure from the era of the Spanish and Mexico land grants still surviving in the Santa Ana Canyon area. Built in 1871 at what was then known as the town of Peralta, the fledgling community consisted of nine such adobes, a combination saloon and pottery shop, and a school
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Buena Park
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Knott’s Berry Farm
8039 Beach Blvd, Beach Blvd & La Palma Ave, (714) 220-5200
Want to make the most of your day? Try the Fun Finder. Whether you're spending the whole day or just a few hours, these sample itineraries will help you plan it all! Got teens? We've got a list of rides and attractions that will make any thrill seeker scream! Families, and those with small children can map out their day perfectly, too. And for any history buffs or anyone wanting to stroll down Memory Lane, check out the Ghost Town itinerary highlighting many of Walter Knott's original attractions.
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Costa Mesa
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The Diego Sepulveda Adobe
Adams & Mesa Verde, (714) 754-5105
At the corner of Adams and Mesa Verde Drive in Costa Mesa stands the home of the Diego Sepulveda family. This beautifully restored adobe was originally constructed in 1823. It served for many years as a station for the herdsmen of the Capistrano Mission. The location of the adobe offers a commanding view of the "mesa"(coastal plateau) and surrounding communities. Authentically refurbished rooms help the guests relive life as it was during the rancho era of early California. The adobe is surrounded by a small community park where playground equipment, picnic facilities and restrooms are provided. For information of tours and hours of business call (949) 631-5918.
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The Costa Mesa Historical Society was formed in 1966 as a support group for a historical landmark, the Diego Sepulveda Adobe. This early nineteenth century structure had been given to the City of Costa Mesa by the Segerstrom family with the understanding that it would be restored as a museum for the benefit of the community. (go to web site for more)
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Orange County Museum Of Art 3333 Bristol St # 1000, Bristol St & 405 Frwy, (714) 662-3366
California Biennial
Newport Beach
October 12 - January 9, 2005
The 2004 California Biennial will inaugurate the museum's renovated facility. The premier exhibition for young artists in the state, this biennial will be the largest and most ambitious in the museum's history. For the first time, taking place throughout the museum's galleries, as well as in its new indoor and outdoor public spaces and in the Orange Lounge at South Coast Plaza.
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Dana Point
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Orange County Marine Studies Institute 24200 Dana Point Harbor Dr, Dana Point Harbor Dr & Street of the Golden Lantern, (949) 496-2274
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Dana Point Historical Society 34085 Pacific Coast Hwy # 104, Coast Hwy & Street of the Blue Lantern, (949) 248-8121
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Tallship Pilgrim
24200 Dana Point Harbor Dr, Dana Point Harbor Dr & Street of the Golden Lantern, (949) 496-2274
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Ocean Insitute
24200 Dana Point Harbor Dr, Dana Point Harbor Dr & Street of the Golden Lantern, (949) 496-2274
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Fullerton
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Heritage House
1900 Associated Rd, (714) 278-4791
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Beckman Coulter Heritage Exhibit
4300 N Harbor Blvd, Harbor Blvd & Imperial Hwy, (714) 773-6924
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Fullerton Museum Center
301 N Pomona Ave, Pomona Ave & Wilshire Ave, (714) 738-6545
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Garden Grove
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Lock Museum of Orange County
9177 Garden Grove Blvd, Garden Grove Blvd & Magnolia St, (714) 636-5652
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Huntington Beach
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Great place to visit the early world of surfing. Surfing Museum Web site has links to many other surf web sites.
Summer Hours - 12-5 pm, daily (until September 30)
Winter Hours - 12-5 pm, Thursday-Monday
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Irvine
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Irvine Museum
18881 Von Karman Ave # 100 (Ground Floor), Von Karman Ave & Martin, (949) 476-2565
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La Habra
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Laguna Beach
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Laguna Art Museum
307 Cliff Dr, Coast Hwy & Cajon St, (949) 494-8971
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Laguna Niguel
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Red Car Museum
Main St & Electric St, (562) 431-9501
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Lake Forest
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Heritage Hill Historical Park
25151 Serrano Rd, Serrano Rd & Lake Forest Dr, (949) 855-2028
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Newport Beach
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The Orange County Museum Of Art
850 San Clemente Dr, Pacific Coast Hwy & Mac Arthur Blvd, (949) 759-1122 ex 204
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Orange
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Victorian Bridal Museum
254 S Glassell St, Glassell St & Palmyra Ave, (714) 997-1893
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San Clemente
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Nautical Heritage Society
1064 Calle Negocio # B, El Camino Real & Avenida Miramar, (949) 369-6773
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Heritage Of San Clemente Center
415 N El Camino Real, El Camino Real & Avenida Miramar, (949) 369-1299
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San Juan Capistrano
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Orange County Natural History
31781 Camino Capistrano, Camino Capistrano & Ortega Hwy, (949) 487-9155
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O'Neill Museum
31831 Los Rios St, Los Rios St & Del Obispo St, (949) 493-8444
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Santa Ana
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Dr Howe-Waffle House
120 W Civic Center Dr , Civic Center Dr & Main St, (714) 547-9645
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Centennial Heritage Museum
3101 W Harvard St, Harvard St & Fairview St, (714) 540-0404
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Bowers Kidseum
1802 N Main St, Main St & 18th St, (714) 480-1520
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Tustin
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Tustin Area Historical Society & Museum
395 El Camino Real, El Camino Real & Main St, (714) 731-5701
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Westminster
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Westminster Museum
8612 Westminster Blvd, Westminster Blvd & Newland St, (714) 891-2597
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Yorba Linda
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Temecula
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Nestled between lush rolling hills with a climate of ocean-swept air, Temecula's natural splendor hosts a rich history, beautiful vineyards, resorts and casinos, recreation, and a choice of entertaining activities.
Temecula's picturesque wine country features over 20 award-winning wineries where you can spend a relaxing day touring and tasting world-class wines. Take pleasure in a round of golf at one of Temecula Valley's seven championship golf courses, go hiking, or spend a day of fishing at the lakes. Soar above the lush green vineyards in an early morning hot air balloon ride and see what makes the Temecula countryside so unique. Visit the Old West in Historic Old Town Temecula and then take a stroll along the streets to shop at the many antique, specialty, and boutique stores. Stop off at one of our exciting entertainment casinos for shows and sporting events. Be sure to experience the flavors of dishes created from top chefs at one of the many fine-dining establishments
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San Diego
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From its world-famous zoo and aquarium to its bountiful beaches, San Diego's vibrant and exciting lifestyle has plenty to offer visitors and their whole families.
It's the kind of city where every day is a beach day, and where everyone is busy having as much fun as possible.
A relaxed atmosphere pervades the city, probably one of the reasons that draw more than 30 million visitors a year to San Diego. Given the beautiful weather and outdoor activities abound, San Diego is probably one of the most pedestrian friendly cities in America. Families walk, skate, and bike their way to over 70 miles of beaches or any one of San Diego's numerous attractions
See below for ideas on where to go and what to do in San Diego
For more ideas check out the San Diego Hotel Guide (Open new window, just close window to come back here)
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Sea World
If you want to have a great experience sign up for trainer for a day. You get to get up close and very personal with the animals. It's more than likely unlike anything you've ever experienced and something you'll always remember.
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Sea World San Diego Web Site where all the information you could ever need about the park resides
The Shamu Cam gives you a constant view of Shamu, so you can see what's going on even when you're not there
Photos of San Diego on the About Web Site
Red Lion's Hanalei Hotel Web Site so you can check on rooms before you go
Discount Tickets for Sea World and lots more
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San Diego Zoo
The Zoological Society of San Diego was founded October 2, 1916, so there's been plenty of time for it to become one of the best places to see animals of the world. A trip to the San Diego Zoo is always something worth a greast memory. It's a new experience every time you go.
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San Diego Wild Animal Park
Special covered safari trucks transport guests right into the exhibit areas, so you get an up close view of wildlife such as antelope and zebra. This is tremendous photo opportunity with these animals sometimes within inches of your lense.
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The San Diego Wild Animal Park
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Lego Land
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Santa Barbara
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Hollywood
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Level Three Trips
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Sierra Nevada
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Shaver Lake
50 Minutes northeast of Fresno is a quiet place with few tourists it's a great place to get away from it all. You can go horseback riding, fish, waterski or just relax and enjoy the vistas. Over 5,000 feet above sea level and about the same size as Lake Arrowhead, but much quieter. 
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Huntington Lake
Huntington Lake is located just below the alpine level at 7,000 feet in the High Sierras. Located in central California it is a favorite destination from the central coast and many locations in the San Joaquin Valley. Not far from Shaver Lake (shown below) 
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Vintage Train Ride
Boulder City, Nevada
The Nevada State Railroad Museum's vintage train tour of the El Dorado Valley, is a seven-mile 45 minute trip. The train use refurbished 1911 pullman coaches, from which you get a great view of the desert scenery around Boulder City. It runs Fri - Sun four times a day starting at 10 AM. The starting point is a station at Boulder Hwy and Yucca St in Boulder City.
Fairs for adults are $7, $6 for seniors 65 and up and $4 for children under 12. For more information Call (702) 486-5933
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