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Visit Alton, IL - "one of the Most Haunted Small Towns in America"Small town Alton Il, nestled on the curving, hilly banks of the Missippi, not far from St Louis offers spine-tingling ghost tours.
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See Ghosts Via Antoinette's Haunted History Tours in Alton, IllinoisAlton, Illinois is purportedly one of the most haunted towns in the United States. Roy A. Barnes got a ghost tour of this place. Read on if you dare! -
Alton Brown and Heifer InternationalMost people who know Alton Brown as a fun food personality seen on a popular cooking channel may enjoy knowing he is a supporter of Heifer International. -
Book Review: "I'm Just Here for the Food" by Alton BrownA glance at the 2003 James Beard Award winning culinary reference book by Food Network personality Alton Brown.
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Bed and Breakfast Locations for Alton, IllinoisThis article reviews several bed and breakfasts in the Alton, Illinois area.
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A Guide to Visiting Alton Towers Resort in EnglandAlton Towers is a theme park in Staffordshire in England. It is a popular theme park to visit, as many people love visiting this huge park to enjoy some of its fantastic rides.
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Alton Brown Does it Again with Good Eats 2: The Middle YearsWith the release of Food Network star Alton Brown's latest book, fans and followers get to relive "Good Eats" on every page. -
Alton AT04105D Portable Generator ReviewThe Alton AT04105D portable generator has a peak output of 3,500 watts and a running output of 3,000 watts. When the four-gallon fuel tank is completely full, you can operate the unit at half-load for approximately 9.5 hours.
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Three Places to Take a Date in Alton, IllinoisThis article will give you three places to take a date in Alton, Illinois.
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3 Places to Find the Best Burgers in the Alton, Illinois AreaIn the Alton, Illinois area, there are three area restaurants that offer delicious burgers, Fast Eddies Bon Air, Hardees, and Spring Garden Family Restaurant.
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Thirty Facts About... Alton BrownThere's nothing wrong with Chuck Norris. But sometimes you need a hero with different skills. A man who slings pickle chips, not roundhouse kicks. A forker, not a fighter. A man... like Food Network's resident guru/chef/science geek Alton Brown.
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Choo! Choo! for the Chicago and Alton Railroad DepotIf you live in the Greater Kansas City area, you'll be surprised at the multitude of free and economical attractions. The Chicago and Alton Railroad Depot in Independence is one such place.
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Alton Brown's Good Eats Season OneAlton Brown is a master in the kitchen and explores different ways of cooking through scientific exploration. -
2011 Sports Camps in the Alton, Illinois AreaThis article reviews several sports camps that are offered in the Alton area for the summer of 2011.
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Total & Complete Relaxation at the Beall Mansion in Alton, IllinoisBed and breakfast located in Alton, IL overwhelms patrons with service and attention to detail. A true bucket-list check mark off, for this seasoned traveler.
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The Best Places to Play Darts in Alton, IllinosThis article reviews the best places to play darts in or near Alton, Illinois. -
Great Bowling Alleys in the Alton, Illinois AreaHere are a couple of great Bowling Alleys in the Alton. Illinois area for your bowling pleasure. -
Gentelin's on Broadway, Alton, ILA true gem of a restaurant in the old river town of Alton, Illinois
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Alton, Illinois Block Parties - 2011The Downtown Alton Incorporated organizers host a block party one Saturday evening a month from May through September.
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Picnic Spots in the Alton, Illinois AreaThis article provides several great picnic spots in the Alton, Illinois area.
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Local Bars in the Alton-Edwardsville, Illinois AreaThis articloe is a review of ten local establishments in the Alton-Edwardsville, Illinois area.
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Hiking Trails in the Alton/Godfrey, Illinois AreaPere Marquette State Park, Glazebrook Park, and along The Great River Road are three of my favorite places for hiking in the Alton/Godfrey, Illinois area.
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Riverlands Migratory Bird Sanctuary in West Alton Illinois Has a Lot of PelicansRiverlands Migratory Bird Sanctuary in West Alton, Illinois is home to pelicans and a number of other migratory birds that make their home there part of the year.
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Alton Brown Champions Gulf SeafoodFood Network star, Alton Brown, spent time on Dauphin Island to raise awareness of Gulf seafood and its safety following the BP oil spill last summer -
Best Donut Shops in the Alton/Godfrey, Illinois AreaIf you live in or are visiting the Alton/Godfrey Illinois area, and have a craving for donuts, check out one these great bakeries. -
Alton Brown Helps Kickoff Tennessee Aquarium's Serve & ProtectThe Tennessee Aquarium and Food Network host, Alton Brown, partner to educate about sustainable food options. -
Little Known Facts About Alton BrownAlton Brown wasn't always interested in being a chef. In fact, he was originally involved in cinematography. In this article, you'll find out several more little known facts about this amazing Food Network star. -
Biography of Robert Wadlow - Alton, Illinois' Gentleman GiantA life-size bronze statue of Robert Wadlow stands on the lawn of the Southern Illinois University Dental Campus in Alton, Illinois. It's eight feet, 11 inches tall. As I said, life-size. -
Gift Ideas for Alton Brown FansAlton Brown has written several cookbooks over the years and even has kitchen gadgets that he likes enough to put his name and face on. But, which of these items would make a great gift for Alton Brown fans? -
Rock Springs Park in Alton, Illinois Displays Holiday Cheer with Exterior IlluminationWith more than 2.5 million lights that adorn trees and displays, a trip though Rock Springs Park in Alton, IL is sure to delight both the young and the old. -
Swoosh! Whir! & Fizz: The Rhetoric of Alton BrownNot your typical chef, Alton Brown has spent the last ten plus years carving himself a niche at Food Network.
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Visit Alton, Illinois: Home to Antiques, Ghosts and the Piasa BirdAlton is a home to antique shops, ghosts including that of an antique dealer, the ruins of a prison for Confederate soldiers, stops on the Underground Railroad, the Piasa Bird, and a riverboat casino.
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See the Legendary Piasa Bird of Alton, IllinoisOriginally encountered by Marquette, the Piasa Bird's painted image can be found on the bluffs above Alton, Illinois today, overlooking the Mississippi River, as it has for hundreds of years past. -
Restaurant Review - Alton Sports TapA few good friends and I had the recent opportunity to go the Alton Sports Tap in Alton, IL. The Alton Sports Tap is a nice little bar/restaurant that serves up classic American fare along with your favorite game on their many big screen TV's.
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Alton, Illinois: Great Autumn GetawayThere are countless small towns in Middle America, though few could rival Alton, Illinois, for diversity.
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City of Alton Part 3: Ghost Tour ReviewThe Alton Penitentiary or Confederate Prison is a testament to man's inhumanity to man.
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Alton, IL - Mississippi River LifestyleThe town of Alton, IL is an uncommon escape from modernity, and a refreshing retreat into the past. A trip to the quiet down is less sensational than stoic.
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Guide to Annual Halloween Activities in Alton, ILThe Halloween season is certainly an exciting time of year in Alton, IL. Known as one of the most haunted small towns in the U.S., the Alton area is transformed into "Spook Central" for those who are willing to venture into the ghostly surroundings.
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Restaurant Review: Moonlight Restaurant in Alton, ILRecently, my wife and I had the experience of dining out at the Moonlight Restaurant in Alton, IL. Moonlight is an upscale family restaurant that serves up American food such as steaks, chicken and fish. Here is a review based on our recent trip to Moonlight.
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Review of Tony's Restaurant in Alton, IllinoisTony's Restaurant is well-known as one of the nicest places to eat in the Alton, Illinois area. Their menu primarily consists of Italian food, steak, seafood, and chicken dishes, and comes highly regarded.
