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(Ms Plan

Spring Tour

irtformLetter received stating 'tion our tour, jj Tour to Charleston, S.vj leaving Washington, Virginia j 6:30 A.M. and arrive in Charleston, S. C.?r10:00 P.M. (4 day! trip, if interested in that trip wfl will send details, however wtj jwould suggest one of th t following as time on bus and price per person in single room $57.00, pet Person in twin or double bed rooni $52.50 per person in (3 hod) triple room $50.00 would prohibit so many • S°,n*‘ ' f .

For the1 propoaid touf j north to Philadelphia, I, recommend leaving Washington, Virginia on the first around 7 :30 A.M. with a luncheon stop in Wilmington,

Delaware, followed by a j visit to the very famous and beautiful Longwood Garden); at the Dupont ‘Estate, then on o Philadelphia arriving in the late afternoon for overnight there wth the i-: free. On the seconi day I mend a guided tour of the include Indeneitdeice Hall. Betsy Ross House, and their, other famous historical fttractio^ Lunch will be in Philadelphia, after which wf will check put of our hotel and leave west-boiund for/ a visit to historica Valley] Forge, I thence on to the Pennsylvania Turnpike for the ride to jHarrisburg,

Pa. overnig lit in a j hotel there and the evining fifee. On the third day, after breakfast we ■will check out of our hotel, have a tour of approximately tjne and one-half hours of f te Capital City of Pennsylvania, f ten drivje south to Ge*tvsbbunrh or a luncheon ston there. Follovnng lurtcji we will h^ve a vuidid tour of the Gettysburg Natio lal Batjttyfield

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