Antiquity Texas is quite a build! It's an 1800s period sim. The capitol building is very detailed on the outside, and the inside there are historical pictures of Texan officials, as well as shops and period pieces. It is a role playing sim, and I've pasted a notecard with the information from the creator. Enjoy your look at Antiquity Texas today. Thank you Fearchar Enoch for recommending this site, and I'm sorry I had forgotten it was you!

Here's a notecard detailing the informtation from creators, Pixapao Xeno, President of Texas' Jocho Cortes, General of the Texas Army; and Jacon Cortes, Texas Attorney General!

David Rumsey Historical Map collection includes more than 150,000 maps and features rare 18th and 19th century North and South American atlases, charts, globes, wall maps and related items.

This vast collection is not in Second Life in its entirety, but what is here, is quite amazing in its 3-D form!

Harlem, NY and
Montmartre in Paris in their heyday! These two neighboring islands tour you around the various highlights of each destination as it was in the 1920s. See the Savoy, the Apollo and Cotton Club like it was back in the day. The trolley ride gives information as you drive by the sights! Don't forget to fly over to Montmartre to see Paris in the height of the Jazz Era!

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The Avnet Technology Museum. The displays you will see span 84 years
of innovation. They include historic documents and photographs related
to the technology industry, and memorabilia from Avnet and other key
firms that have played important roles in the evolution of the
electronics industry.See technology artifacts from WWII as well as the
advent of the personal computer!Thanks to Zee Pixel, curator of this
great museum, for sending it my way! http://slurl.com/secondlife/Avnet/150/154/39

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