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Thanksgiving and travel means stress; what airport is most stressful?

November 21, 2019 Sightseers’ Delight

Perhaps it should come as no surprise, but Hawaii airports are considered the least stressful followed by Salt Lake City and Atlanta.

Reopening of Smyrna History Museum ‘a great day for Smyrna’

November 21, 2019 Special to Express Telegraph

Residents turned out in droves Sunday for the opening of the revamped Smyrna History Museum.

Smyrna, Ga., celebrates opening of revamped museum

November 17, 2019 Todd DeFeo

Hundreds turned out Sunday for the opening of the revamped Smyrna History Museum.

Southeastern Railway Museum celebrating the season with Santa

November 11, 2019 Special to Express Telegraph

The Southeastern Railway Museum in Duluth is celebrating the season with a series of events that kick off with Santa’s arrival on Saturday, Nov. 16. Santa will arrive at the museum at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 16. He will be welcomed again this year by the Jingle Bell Dancers from Duluth’s Miss Cindy’s Dance Studio. During the celebration, the museum is offering refreshments, entertainment, letter writing to Santa and an opportunity to take pictures with

Revamped Smyrna museum to reopen Nov. 17

November 11, 2019 Special to Express Telegraph

The Smyrna History Museum will open its newly revamped and expanded facility to the public on Nov. 17.

Duluth, Georgia, railroad museum offering events with Santa

November 10, 2019 Sightseers’ Delight

The Southeastern Railway Museum is celebrating the season with a series of events that kick off with Santa’s arrival on Saturday, Nov. 16.

Southern Museum gala to benefit Civil War education

November 7, 2019 Special to Express Telegraph

The Southern Museum of Civil War & Locomotive History will raise money during its Nov. 8 annual gala for a program that helps teachers at Title I schools in Cobb County teach the Civil War. The “Civil War Classroom Experience” uses lesser-known stories from historical figures to bring to life the Civil War in a compelling way. The program, which targets fourth-grade students but can be adapted for other levels, mixes historical documents and replicas

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