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CONTACT INFORMATION
Connecticut Office of Tourism – (888) CT-VISIT / ctvisit.com
Delaware Tourism Office – (866) 284-7483 / visitdelaware.com
Destination DC – (202) 789-7000 / washington.org
Maine Office of Tourism – (888) 624-6345 / visitmaine.com
Maryland Office of Tourism – (866) 639-3526 / visitmaryland.org
Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism – (800) 227-MASS / massvacation.com
New Hampshire Division of Travel and Tourism Development – (603) 271-2665 / visitnh.gov(e)
New Jersey Division of Travel and Tourism – (800) VISIT-NJ / visitnj.org
New York State Department of Economic Development – (800) CALL-NYS / iloveny.com
Visit Pennsylvania – (800) VISIT-PA / visitpa.com
Rhode Island Tourism Division – (800) 556-2484 / visitrhodeisland.com
Vermont Department of Tourism and Marketing – (800) VERMONT / (uvermontvacation.com
Park, and the African American Civil War Memorial on your
list of things to do and see. Thee any many other historical
point of interest can be found along the Black History National
Recreation Trail
The National Museum of African American History and
Culture is a place where all Americans can learn about the rich-
ness and diversity of the African-American experience, what it
means to their lives and how it helped us shape this nation. A
place that transcends the boundaries of race and culture that
divide us, and becomes a lens into a story that unites us all.
This just scratches the surface of what DC has to offer. Of
course there are the Smithsonian Museums, the White House,
the Washington Monument, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial,
the Lincoln Memorial – the list goes on and on. So plan to
stay in the nation's capital for a few days at the minimum
before or after your conference so you can take in al the city
has to offer.
The tourism offices listed with this article can provide addi-
tional information to help plan your Northeast meeting, family
reunion or incentive trip.
Downtown Philadelphia
