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The 1920s Berlin Project

Travel back in time to this big city during an amazing era. Wander down Unter den Linden, explore the dirty old back streets, see a movie at the cinema, visit the museum, enjoy cabaret, dance the Charleston in a small Tanzlokal or at the gay Eldorado club in this role-play region with a 1920s dress code (freebies provided).

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Chang'an

Explore the virtual Chang'an, the capital of the Tang Dynasty (AD618-907) in China. You can see ancient Chinese (East Asian) cultural factors, including palaces, Buddhism temples, and gardens. Here you can dance, sing, entertain, and shop.

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Big Sur California

The Bixby Bridge was built in 1932, located south of Carmel on Route 1. Wildflowers always seem to be blooming, California Condors are flying overhead throughout Big Sur, and California sea otters are rafting in the kelp beds. These are just a few of the natural wonders that make Big Sur a great place to visit. Come on out and watch the natural magic unfold before your eyes, and create your own.

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Taj Mahal

Shah Jahan built the Taj Mahal as a memorial to his favorite wife. Because of the beauty of the building and also Shah’s heartfelt devotion to the memory of his wife, a poet has described the Taj Mahal as a “Monument to Eternal Love.” This is a virtual replica of that symbol of love.

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Natthimmel

Natthimmel, located at NewMoon, is a creative photogenic space that welcomes everyone to visit, take pictures, explore, and just enjoy. The current installation is an interpretation of a real Neolithic site located in Turkey, called Göbekli Tepe, which is considered one of the earliest and most unique man-made constructions, dating from approximately 11000 - 11500 years ago. Add your images to the Flickr group flickr.com/groups/14854324@N21

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Hao Atoll in French Polynesia

Hao is a tiny Tuamotus atoll in French Polynesia. This destination is inspired by Hao with pure Polynesian music and dance groups dressed in authentic costumes. There are magnificent places to discover and a few activities that are sure to keep you here. A teleporter will also welcome you to the Polynesian village of Hawaii with several Polynesian cultures that you can visit.

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Vordersee Village Austria

Welcome to Vordersee Village in Austria Alps, a small village Inspired by the province of Salzburg. SalzburgerLand has many faces and each one actually lends itself to a little holiday highlight. Enjoy your stay here. Created by Andre Underwood

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Hashima Island

Welcome to Hashima Island, a new destination from the Skrunda team. Take your first step onto the island from the rickety old ferry and be transported into the strange world of Hashima, an ex coal mine community, prison, and film set. The people have gone but the feeling of their humanity remains. Inspired by Hashima Island in Japan.

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Valencia - Spain

Valencia is based on a real-life city in Spain. Visit and have a coffee or eat paella at the cafe. Explore the beach, or attend their Las Fallas celebration in March with a Mahjong competition, disco, shops, and more!

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Islands of New England

New England Islands is inspired and modeled on the real-life US Cape Cod Islands. Visit and reclaim your childhood memories of seashells, reeds-covered tiny coiling marsh channels, and endless ocean waterways for relaxing great sailing while passing by lovely handcrafted dunes, beach shores, and cranberry bogs to savor the scenic beauty. Please visit and consider making this community your home.

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Panjin

Panjin is based on Red Beach in real life, famous for its landscape featuring a red plant in China. Everyone is invited to take images at this photogenic location and add them to their Flickr group: flickr.com/groups/panjin

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The Rio

The Rio is a replica of the real Rio de Janeiro in Brazil. Visit and explore many of the real-life inspired buildings such as the Copacabana Palace Hotel, the Statue of Christ the Redeemer, Avenida Atlantica, the Municipal Theatre, the Sambadrome, favelas, and much more.

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Coffee Island Inc.

Coffee Island Inc. offers a taste of island paradise! Their premium coffees are freshly roasted and hand-crafted to bring you the finest-tasting brews in the world. Your satisfaction is always guaranteed. Their inworld cafe is mystory compatible and is an extension of their real-life online coffee shop at coffeeislandinc.com

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Venezia

Explore RL Venezia/Venice, Italy captured in SL. This is a historic site with art galleries, restaurants, gondola rides, shopping, and more! Don't forget to take pictures at this photogenic destination and add them to their Flickr group: flickr.com/groups/14818599@N21

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New York

With the purpose of providing Second Life Residents a virtual experience in New York with its main points of reference in the city, this is an inspired destination for entertainment and immersion. See replicas of the Brooklyn Bridge, The Statue of Liberty, Central Park, and Downtown Manhattan!

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Beaufort Castle, Scotland

A virtual recreation of Beaufort Castle in Beauly Scotland. The castle is a 19th century Scots Baronial castle in the center of the region of Beauly, located in the Highlands of Scotland of SL. Built by Ethan MacAlpin, it features grand halls, hidden passageways, a private art collection and beautiful estate grounds. It's open to the public for exploring at any time.

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Le Jardin des Tuileries

Welcome to "Le Jardin des Tuileriess" a realistic French garden located on the "Made in Paris" region. It is inspired by an authentic French garden you can find in Paris. Enjoy the lush greenery and the romantic atmosphere with a beautiful view of the Eiffel Tower. Don't forget to capture your memories with snapshots and add them to the Made in paris Flickr group: flickr.com/groups/made-in-paris

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Village of Ciampi

Ciampi is a countryside Italian village with shops and a large church that is ideal for weddings. The paths will make you discover the Tuscany countryside and the small village of Ciampi with its alleys, pizzeria, restaurant and shops. You will enjoy a rest at the pond, playing chess or drinking a glass of Chianti with your friends.

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Venezia City Showcase

Take a break and visit this intricate recreation of Venice, sure to dazzle the senses. Gondolas, masks, gondolas and more await in the Queen of the Adriatic, Venice City Showcase.

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The Village

The Village is inspired by the village of Portmeirion, the setting for the 1960's tv show "The Prisoner". The Village offers rental cottages, apartments, and retail units. It is planned to be a lively community hosting art festivals and other events.

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Social Awareness

The Peale

The Peale in Baltimore, which is housed in the first purpose-built museum building in the United States, has extended its reach into the virtual world known as Second Life. While the current pandemic may prevent many people from visiting the Peale in person, this ambitious new project allows virtual visitors to explore the 1814 museum building online and attend curated exhibits and interactive events safely from the comfort of their homes. For more information, visit: thepealecenter.org

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Temasek

Learn about the culture, history and ecology of Singapore at Temasek.

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St. Paul's Cathedral

This virtual world reproduction of the famous central London cathedral, originally designed by Sir Christopher Wren in the 17th century, maintains some of its real world counterpart's splendor inside and out.

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St. Louis Arch

Wonder at the majesty of the St. Louis Gateway Arch in Second Life!

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Sonora West

Travel to the forgotten town of Sonora, Arizona.

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Royal Opera Garnier

A true replica of the Parisien Royal Opera Garnier with amazing shows every Sunday. It was formed to encourage, educate and support the best in classical arts including music, dance, art, opera, and theater.

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Rieri - Town in Tokyo

Visit Rieri-Town, an incredibly realistic town modeled from Google Maps and real photos of Tokyo neighborhoods. Come and visit to feel the atmosphere of this contemporary Japanese location.

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Paris Metro Couture

Experience Paris, France with Paris Metro Couture. Stunning gowns drape and move like a dream while enjoying all the Paris regions attractions including shopping, the Eiffel Tower and the Paris Metro Art Gallery. All the real world Paris attractions here are perfect for photography, blogging and socializing.

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Paris 1900

Return to Paris circa 1900, a time when romance and revolution were in the air and the Moulin Rouge was the hottest ticket in town. Rent a car and stop by some of the city's greatest landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, Le Arc de Triomph, and the Great Ferris Wheel just as they were at the turn of the century.

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Vacation Spots

Oahu Vacation Resort

Oahu Vacation Resort is built upon the inspiration of Oahu, Hawaii. This all-inclusive resort and couples retreat offers beautiful, breath-taking scenery and a variety of fun activities. Some of the major attractions for visitors include exploring the Mermaid Caves, swimming with dolphins, kayaking, windsurfing and the resort's adult beach. A memorial of the U.S.S Arizona allows visitors to pay respects to the fallen at Pearl Harbor. Welcome to the Oahu Vacation Resort.

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New Orleans City

Experience the southern hospitality in this replica of historic Bourbon St in the storied deep south. The city is inspired by late 20th century New Orleans, Louisiana. A place to hang out, party, and meet friends. Beautiful areas to rest and enjoy with scenic views.

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New Cardiff

A homage to the iconic Millennium Centre and Water Tower in Cardiff, Wales, and part of Cardiff Bay. As well as being a cultural landmark, it is a familiar sight for those who watched British television science-fiction shows Doctor Who and Torchwood! New Cardiff offers a place to relax, socialize and find some hidden easter eggs!

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New Brighton

Loosely based on Brighton in the UK, New Brighton features a pier (and fireworks just after every sunset), scooters, shops, galleries, helicopter rides, a beach, diving, hot air balloons, jetboats, rides, UFOs and more. So what are you waiting for, get over here!

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Neufreistadt

Neufreistadt is a charming town and surrounding valley inspired by the real-life Rothenburg ob der Tauber in Bavaria. Visit one of the pubs, cafes, or spend some quiet moments in the Kirche. The MoCa (Museum of Contemporary Art) is not to be missed. Wander the narrow streets of Neufreistadt and enter the gates of the beautiful Schloss, standing at the highest point. There are secrets to be found!

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Nelson's Column in London City

Nelson's Column and Trafalgar Square, in the heart of London City, is a popular meeting point for new and experienced residents alike.

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Mont Saint Michel

Visit an in-world recreation of the beautiful French landmark, Mont Saint Michel.

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Mitsumi Town in Tokyo

Visit Mitsumi-Town, an ultra-realistic city region modeled from Google Maps and real photos of Tokyo. This intricately detailed region is painstakingly modeled after a small town in a Tokyo neighborhood.

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Machu Picchu

Take a hike, explore and tour the ruins of one of the "new seven wonders of the world" -- an impressive 3D replica of Machu Picchu, hosted by Universidad de San Martin de Porres from Peru.

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London City West

London City West is a picturesque and leafy suburb of London. With rolling hills and pastures, this carefully terraformed land offers stunning views with a realistic and natural flow.

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Kowloon

Bathe in the neon glow of this region based on Hong Kong's infamous Kowloon Walled City, a place with a sordid past and where sunlight rarely reaches the ground below. Shops line the narrow city streets and darkened alleys, while Panda Park offers the lone space to stare up at the stars.

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Hotel Chelsea

Hotel Chelsea was created in 2009 and is a faithful replica of the famed New York Bohemian hangout that was home to many famous and infamous guests. Come and attend the weekly live music events (accomplished musicians play their own instruments) or take a stroll around the surrounding streets which house over 40 amazing art galleries, or maybe join a tour of the hotel itself to discover its secrets and history.

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Hollywood

Hollywood is a wonderful place to come and just stroll around. Bring your sweetie and enjoy walking along the Walk of Fame, take in the views of the Starboards Yacht Club and the vibrant marina. Take a picture with friends as you all sit atop the world famous Hollywood sign. Come on your own and enjoy some solitude and relaxation sitting at one of our many wonderful and relaxing vistas.

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HMS Iron Duke, Scapa Flow 1914-1918

Inspired by the operations of the British Grand Fleet during WWI, this destination is a Historical WWI era roleplay. It presents the flagship HMS Iron Duke in real size and captures the mood of that era, in the setting of Scapa Flow. Explore the dreadnought, climb up the forecastle and the bridge, go belowdecks and visit the wardroom, the admiral's and officers' quarters, the ratings' mess, and the galley.

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Hampshire Harbour

Welcome to Little London Harbour, in Hampshire Island. Come enjoy the atmosphere, browse unique shops, relax in the cafe, or go crabbing along the Harbour wall. There's plenty to do in Little London Harbour.

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Grand Canyon

Explore the gorgeous, rugged beauty of the Grand Canyon — a place of beauty that also offers SL skill-enhancing activities and sports, including balloon rides, dirt biking, zip lines and more. Adventure, contemplation, relaxation and discovery await you at this majestic, peaceful destination.

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FireHouse

The FireHouse region is based on the theme of Queen village, Philadelphia. There is a shopping area that is an interpretation of Mario Lanza dog park. There is also a representation of the "Cherry Street Pier" with small kiosks for artists and original shops. You can get entertained at the firehouse jazz club, and shop at a large retail store.

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Eiffel Tower in Paris

Ooh la la! Escape to beautiful virtual Paris, where you can stroll beneath one of the world's most famous landmarks — the astounding Eiffel Tower. Mingle with people from around the world as you admire the lush greenery and stunning architecture of this landmark destination. There are many other surprises at this destination so visit and join the events that take place throughout the week!

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Dublin Community Gateway

This remarkable recreation of Dublin's downtown area is full of interesting attractions and replete with Irish hospitality, bars, music, and great company.

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Spirituality & Belief

Dornoch Cathedral, Scotland

Dornoch Cathedral is located in the heart of the Scottish village of Dornoch in the Highlands of Scotland. An Anglican cathedral, it is designed in the Gothic style and features custom made stained glass windows, a large pipe organ, steeple bells, plus lovely grounds to enjoy. A spiritual place for peaceful, quiet contemplation, available for weddings. Concerts held quarterly too!

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Coeur di Amalfi

Coeur di Amalfi is the first Italian region in Ville de Coeur. Dance at concerts in the piazza or the ballroom (under the cathedral) where formal balls are held occasionally. The area also includes shops, apartments, a quiet moderate beach, boating (mostly rowboats that can be taken to any of the 8 regions), trolley tours, bicycle riding, or just explore the tunnels and town on foot!

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Claydon House and Gardens

Claydon House is a country house in the Aylesbury Vale, Buckinghamshire, England, near the village of Middle Claydon. It has been the home of the Verney family since 1620 and was rebuilt in the mid-eighteenth century by the 2nd Earl Verney. Come and explore this virtual re-creation of the house and gardens as they may have appeared in the eighteenth century.

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Burn2

Experience BURN2, the annual festival of community, art, and fire that brings the culture and cool of Burning Man to the metaverse. Learn more at www.burn2.org

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Athenaeum

Athenaeum is home to the real life Carter/Johnson Library which is owned by Viola Johnson. The library is a collective history of various communities who have chosen to live and love differently. Come explore the lands, sit with your special someone, take photos or just be!

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Armstrong Park

Armstrong Park is a public park and museum honoring the late great Louis Armstrong as well as an ode to New Orleans' real-life public park. Armstrong Park features a virtual tour highlighting the life of Louis Armstrong and his music. Look for the iconic, arched entrance!

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Amsterdam

This detailed re-imagining of the Dutch capital comes complete with moving trams, canals, bridges, and architecture.

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Amalfi Cathedral - Duomo di Sant'Andrea

The Amalfi Cathedral in Ville de Coeur is based on the RL Italian church built with Arab-Norman, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque and Byzantine elements. The Belltower, mosaic, bronze portal, and 62 exterior steps are reproduced. Services are held here (or one of the other Ville de Coeur churches) on Saturdays at 11 am by Magnus Brody. All are welcome. English service is streamed with music.

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TerpsiCorps ARTWerks

TerpsiCorps ARTWerks is a premiere, Second Life performance art, dance troupe, which hosts two spectacular shows per month at 7pm SLT, on two different stages, offering a unique, one-of-a-kind experience for everyone. Come and be dazzled by the talents of their amazing artists, performing choreographed dance routines, using the most innovative and advanced tools to enhance your viewing enjoyment.

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Crowne Heights Community

Crowne Heights Community is a Role Play Community themed in the 1950s time period. They support the MyStory and Beyou role-play systems for your living and leisure needs. Their upper-tier community is made up of beautiful homes for rent, an interactive basketball court along with a full playground for MyStory users. You can find their monumental Crowne Jewel Hotel, which is now a historical attraction. A Memorial Park and Sweet Magic Bakery can also be found on this level. Their full services include but are not limited to, Pink Ladies Hair Salon, A Cut Above Barbershop, and Batista's Day Spa. In the Downtown area, you will find interactive bowling and library, The Spotlight Jazz club, and a movie house with premier movies by LP Kidd. The lower-tier community is made up of beautifully built brownstone rentals with a full playground for Beyou users, and an elementary school.

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The Parthicus Inn, Pompeii

The Parthicus Inn is a place to stay and relax in Pompeii in the decade 30 CE, be it for one day, a week, or longer. With lovely views of Vesuvius, Pompeii, and Romanum in the distance. Your Innkeeper is Ras Galtier Parthicus.

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Blind Horse Creek

Blind Horse Creek is a classic Old West role-play region with an emphasis on paragraph, turn-based role-play.

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London 1914-1918

London 1914-1918 is a fictional representation, inspired by the British metropolis during the Great War. Points of interest include the Admiralty on Whitehall with Room 40 (cryptanalysis), the Board Room, and a little museum with historical information regarding the Royal Navy during WW1. Explore the Whitehall area and the back streets of the Victorian Quarter.

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Theater On The Hill

Theatre On The Hill brings you fantastic stage performances in spectacular theatre fashion. They have live shows, theatre, opera, classical music, film movie scenes, jazz, musicals, and cabaret!

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Viking Settlement of Rungardvik

Rungardvik is a Viking settlement located on the coast of Norway. They live in 12th century, follow the traditions of Norse Paganism, worship the Norse gods, train in combat, hunt, fish, sail, and learn about the Norse lifestyle and mythology. Visit the welcome center for more information.

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Alexandreia

Alexandreia is a region with beautifully crafted and historically accurate architecture from Ptolemaic Egypt. It has a strong role-play community, and a remarkable reproduction of Nefertari's tomb above ground level.

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WWII Central - Operation Market Garden

WWII Central is the ultimate World War II-based combat experience in Second Life. It's based on Operation Market Garden, NL 1944. Geared towards VICE weaponry and vehicles, it’s the only area that allows for direct access to over 40 combat regions for warship and aircraft combat, with WWII Central serving as the regions for both infantry and vehicular combat.

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Battle of the Bulge

The Battle Of The Bulge combat area is based on a snowy area in the Belgian Ardennes and features an interactive flag capturing system. There are destructible parts of the environment, as well as a varied landscape that extends from the forest and wheat fields into a small city center! Made for VICE vehicles and infantry.

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Time Portal

Step through the Time Portals in the laboratory to travel back in time! Train like a gladiator in ancient Rome. See Shakespeare's new play at Tudor London's Globe theatre. Visit a chateau just outside 18th century Paris. Explore the slums of 19th century London. Dance the night away in 1930s New York. Or put a dime in the jukebox at the Diner in 1950s-60s America. And much, much more!

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Wright Brothers Regional Airfield

Wright Brothers Regional Airfield (ICAO: SLWB) is a dual-runway public airport situated in the Jadu region of northwestern Jeogeot. The aerodrome is located on the coast of the Jeogeot Gulf and as such has access to its large rez-enabled combat area designed for World War II and modern naval warfare. This is the home too for SLCG Substation Jadu.

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Gion Kobu Hanamachi

Gion Kobu Hamachi is a Japanese Edo period role play region circa 1867. The region is run by the geisha of Karyukai Okiya, Second Life's first geisha community. They provide live entertainment in the form of Japanese ozashiki or banquets, dance shows, and traditional seasonal festivals. The region contains two tea houses, an indoor and outdoor theater, Shinto shrine, park lands, and an new art gallery.

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Chicago Empire Burlesque Theater

Chicago Empire Burlesque is possibly the best live show in Second Life. Come see 1920's-style burlesque every Saturday night at 7:30. They're a bit naughty, so come see a real show with wonderful sets, live music, and dancing beyond belief.

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USS Woodbine

The USS Woodbine is a full-size model of an Independence-class light aircraft carrier, used by the US Navy during World War II. It's also a great place for flying with a historical bend. Earn your ace, take to the skies!

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1920s Chicago

With a gangster on every corner, the Chicago of the 1920s is alive with action as daily battles rage over control of the city's bootlegging rackets. Explore the historic city with its speakeasies, jazz clubs, and dark alleyways. Chicago also offers events such as live music and DJ's at their many speakeasys.

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Tombstone, AZ

Some towns have stories, Tombstone has legends. Experience Wild West role-play set in 1899. Built with historical accuracy, Tombstone is one of a kind. Made up of nine different regions, Tombstone boasts seven different towns, a couple of regions for residential living and Winslow (a Western Shopping district). Will you be a outlaw or law? A Judge perhaps? Come join the fun!

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Little Yoshiwara

Little Yoshiwara is the home of the Yoshiwara Okiya (Geisha School), and the Yoshiwara Jingu Association (Shinto Priest and Priestess School). This region is set in the Early Edo Period (c1605-1750), during the Tokugawa Shogunate.

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Blue Moon Burlesque Cabaret Theatre

Blue Moon is an owl-infested theatre featuring regularly-scheduled live shows, burlesque dancing, drama productions, cabarets, magic shows, stand up comedy, story time, live music, movie nights and regular loitering sessions. Park on up and watch as stuff is throw up on the stage. Give www.bluemoons.tk a poke for more details.

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Amiville, Colorado

Nestled among the hills and mountains of Colorado, the bustling town of Amiville is home to a variety of peoples, flora and fauna. A modest town in size, yet featuring businesses of convenience such as saloons, banks, bakeries, courthouse, church, funeral parlor and more. Cowboys gather at the the local saloon, humorously named "the Tipsy Maiden" where they drink, socialize, tell their tall tales or gape at the dance-hall girls.

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New Toulouse

With its hoodoo stalls, speakeasy jazz joints, Creole kitchens, and period architecture, New Toulouse has a look and feel loosely based on the city of New Orleans and its surrounding swamps and bayous at the turn of the 20th century.

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Renaissance Island

Pray ye visit this enchanted land that recalls a time when lords and ladies danced in the Royal Court of King Henry VIII. Many skilled artisans worked tirelessly to ensure that every castle, abbey, and monastery in the Parish of St. Minutia remain faithful to their historic forebears.

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ROMA

Journey to ancient Rome in this expansive area, which includes replicas inspired by many famous sites, such as the Forum and the Theater of Dionysus.

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The Culzean Theatre on Idle Rogue

The Culzean Theatre on the Idle Rogue region is home to Guerilla Burlesque. All are welcome!

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1890s Creede Colorado

Travel back in time to the silver mining town's vibrant heyday. Located high in the Rocky Mountains, Creede boasts a diverse population and breathtaking views. Locals enjoy the convenience of shopping, horseback riding, civic offices, blacksmith, barber, hotel, saloon, school, church, bank, opium den, and much more. Miners are asked to visit the bathhouse prior to entering the saloon.

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Silver Creek

Silver Creek is a German Western roleplay destination set in a small town in northern Arizona near the Utah border.

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Rathskeller

Rathskeller Fork is a desolate outpost amidst the rugged desert in the Wild West. Traders, prospectors, outlaws, and bounty hunters all mingle at the infamous traveler's inn. Come and start your story!

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1950s & 1960s America in Time Portal

Step through the Time Portal in the laboratory and visit an American city during the 1950s and 1960s. Shop at some of SL's best vintage shops, see a movie, rock 'n roll at the diner or listen to jazz poets at the beatnik bar!

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Education

Virtual Pioneers

The Virtual Pioneers group was founded in 2007 by a small group of historically-minded avatars that enjoy using virtual environments to learn and explore. Join them in Second Life at their frequent meetings where they tour or have historically themed events. More info at virtualpioneers.org

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Victorian London in Time Portal

Step through the Time Portal in the mysterious laboratory and visit London during the Victorian and Edwardian era. The time machine has a virus, so the time zones have been a bit mixed up. Visit some of the shops and buy clothes from a time when people still dressed in style or buy furniture from a time when these were crafted by people with real experience and talent. Once you're all dressed up, go for a meal at the oyster seller, say a prayer for the poor at the church, have a dance at the music hall and end your evening with a sing-a-long and few pints of ale at the Ten Bells pub. But be careful... the slums and backstreets are the hunting grounds of Jack the Ripper!

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Tudor London in Time Portal

Step through the Time Portal in the laboratory and visit London during the Tudor era. Have some ale at the tavern, visit the market, train your abilities with a sword and enjoy a new play by William Shakespeare at the Globe Theater at the end of the street! You can also shop with some of the best creators of historical items in SL.

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The Moulin Rouge

French-themed romantic region based on the Moulin Rouge in Paris. There are weekly live events, a theater, ballroom and live cabaret shows. Visit with friends for lots of entertainment, romance, shopping, and more.

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Syrinx

Syrinx is a beautiful and authentic Viking village. This moderate, non-combat location includes period-appropriate buildings and activities, they've even got the animals and plants native to Scandinavia. There are many places to engage in chores, spiritual and cultural exploration, relaxation, chores, adventure and maybe a little romance. Beware of sharks and bears!

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Sonora West

Travel to the forgotten town of Sonora, Arizona.

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Bars, Pubs & Restaurants

Rug's Boom Boom Blue

Rugs BoomBoomBlue is a seedy blues bar and Burlesque-styled dive in Second Life. Join the bar flies and rats for a chat, or come answer trivia in the beautiful gardens while dancing with a friend.

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Melissa Roman City

Melissa is an a temporal reconstruction of a classic Roman city. Melissa may be a Praefectura, Colonia or a Municipium somewhere in provinces, an outpost to secure and spread the Romanitas in the conquered area. Also the headquarter of Aesopica: sl-events.wixsite.com/aesopica

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Machu Picchu

Take a hike, explore and tour the ruins of one of the "new seven wonders of the world" -- an impressive 3D replica of Machu Picchu, hosted by Universidad de San Martin de Porres from Peru.

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London 1940 the Blitz

Step through the Time Portal in the laboratory and visit London in 1940, during the height of the Blitz in World War 2. Have a beer at the pub, dance the night away at the Trocadero club, go shopping in some of the best vintage shops of SL, see the damage done by the Luftwaffe... and when the sirens go... run!

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La Coquette Cabaret

A glass of pink champagne and a comfortable seat at La Coquette Cabaret – and that’s just the start to a sophisticated, flirtatious, fun-filled evening! Cuddle up with your partner on the sofa or make friends with some of Second Life’s sexiest and brightest! Each month, a new show of talented, sexy, and sassy dancers that light up the stage with their inventive choreography to some of your favourite tracks. You will not be disappointed, it's all the shimmies and shakes you expect from burlesque but so much more chic and elegant than you’ll find anywhere else!

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Real Life

HMS Iron Duke, Scapa Flow 1914-1918

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Role-playing Communities

Eight Winds

Eight Winds is a roleplay region which is a representation of 10th century Japan during the Heian Period. Full of political intrigue, the Fujiwara Regents are the power behind the Emperor. While the commoners toil, the Nobles, and Samurai look to ever improve their standing.

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Antiquity

Antiquity is a light RP estate set in the mid-1700s to the late Victorian era combining the elegance and sophistication of that time with the roughness of that past. It is home to beautiful architecture, including a noteworthy historical reproduction of 19th century Buckingham House (later Palace), themed historical areas, several historical royal courts…and pirates. Antiquity, a life like no other.

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Nature & Parks

Amazon River

This wet jungle is home to hundreds of different plants and animals; some of these are venomous or poisonous. Some species of large predators make their home here. The tallest trees are around 316 feet / 96 meters tall, and the overgrowth is difficult to travel through without cutting tools. Ancient temples are lost deep within them. Indigenous tribes live in the jungle. Bring friends, relax, explore, and roleplay!

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1920s - 1940s New York in Time Portal

Step through the Time Portal in their mysterious laboratory and visit New York during the 1920s, 1930s and 1940s. The time machine has a virus, so the time zones have been a bit mixed up. Go shopping and find items from the golden age of style and when yer all dolled up, have a meal at Delmonico's, catch a show, get a drink at the speakeasy and dance the night away at the Cocoanut Grove and rent a room at the Ambassador hotel!

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