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Sandra Scott Travels: Touring The History Of Oneida Community

Oneida Community Mansion HouseRecently, I toured the Oneida Community Mansion House and learned about this amazing chapter in New York State history. The large rambling brick mansion was built in stages starting in 1861. The community was founded by John Humphrey Noyes in 1848 in an attempt to create the perfect society. At its height it had about 300 members that lived together as one family.

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Sandra Scott Travels: A Good Book Helps Enhance Your Travels

Chatting with GrantWhen I am traveling I usually have a guide book but I also like to have a novel or some other book to help personalize my trip. I read “Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil” while we were in Savannah and when we were in Vietnam I read “Up Country.” Both really added to the trip experience

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Sandra Scott Travels: Niagara Falls Never Fails To Impress

the Olcott Lighthouse.Even though John and I have been exploring New York State for years we are always impressed with the new things we find to see and do in an area. One of NYS’s biggest tourist draws in Niagara Falls. Niagara Falls never fails to impress and it is possible to see the power of the falls from the top, both sides, behind, front and the bottom

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Sandra Scott Travels: Step Into New York’s History In Cazenovia

Lorenzo, the home of John LincklaenOn a recent day trip, John and I visited Lorenzo, the home of John Lincklaen, the founder of Cazenovia. We had seen by the pretty home perched on the rise of land above beautiful Cazenovia Lake but this was our first visit and it turned out to be more extensive and interesting than expected.

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Sandra Scott Travels: Sponge candy? ‘Try it – you will like it!’

Romolo Chocolatier_TonyOne night after dinner while enjoying a cocktail in the lounge we chatted with some local people. We told them how much we enjoyed the Maritime Museum which is right next to the Sheraton and mentioned that the next day we were going to explore Presque Isle.
They asked, “Have you tried our famous sponge candy?”

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