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Location: The land of sugar... previously Houston and Austin
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Pasadena, CA - Bungalow Heaven
New Orleans, LA - Faubourg Marigny
Lincoln, NE - The Haymarket
Kenmore, NY - Village of Kenmore
Fargo, ND - Downtown Fargo
Portland, OR - Ladd's Addition
Franklin, TN - Franklin Historic District
Houston, TX - Montrose
Newport News, VA - Historic Hilton Village
Spokane, WA - Browne's Addition
Location: The land of sugar... previously Houston and Austin
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Originally Posted by tmac9wr
Interesting. Only one major city in the entire group? Maybe one and a half if you count Pasadena as Los Angeles.
I thought so too.
And if you click on the "Characteristics, Features and Map" you'll notice some of these are tiny areas. Houston's Montrose looked like the largest.
I really liked the Faubourg Marigny, I didn't think it was that bad at all and I've only been there at night. Frenchman St was pretty cool with some good bars and restaurants.
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Location: St Simons Island, GA
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Originally Posted by AK123
Well, it's right next to the French Quarter, right? But it's tiny.
Yes, right across Esplanade from the Quarter...it's been pretty common knowledge for some time that it's not a good place to walk at night, especially post-Katrina.
Probably no coincidence that the APA made this choice, had their annual conference in Louisiana, and is neck-deep in philanthropic activity centered around post-Katrina rehabilitation efforts (according to their website).
Last edited by Iconographer; 10-07-2009 at 06:21 PM..
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