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March 31, 2000

    Albany is a city full of historical attractions. For people who want to combine their trip for this conference with a visit to Albany, here is a list of attractions and accommodations for reference. 

  Attractions

	The Empire State Plaza    "...The complex consists of ten buildings set up on a 6-story platform, which forms the plaza..." The Wadsworth Center is housed within one of the buildings, on the right, as part of the New York State Department of Health.
	New York State Capitol Building   "New York State's Capitol is a stunning and truly a masterpiece, great care was devoted to the planning of this building and today it remains widely recognized among State Capitols..."
	Washington Park   "Albany's Washington Park illustrates the 'city beautiful' philosophy of urban design...", "Patterned after designs originally drawn up by Frederick Law Olmsted, the designer of New York City's Central Park, Washington Park now totals 84 acres embroidered with carefully groomed flower beds, quiet foot and bicycle paths, tennis courts and towering monuments..."
	New York State Museum   "The New York State Museum is the place where people go to discover why New York is called the Empire State..."
	Albany Institute of History and Arts    Discover four centuries of art, history and culture from the upper Hudson Valley at one of the oldest museums in the United States.

 

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