Some of the mining towns, however, died out and became ghost towns of interest to tourists.
Between 2002 2003, we used birth certificates and questionnaires completed by the women to obtain data on pregnancies occurring between 1969 and 1983 in any of the eight Cape Cod towns of interest (i.e., "index" pregnancies).
The Connecticut Vital Records Department directed the daily transmission of all death certificates from the towns of interest, which allowed for continual monitoring of suspected deaths that required further investigation.
Of the respondents, 69 practices with 180 veterinarians, including nine practices and 20 livestock veterinarians, were located in the two counties representing the nine towns of interest during surveillance.
Some other small rooms in town were of interest to the filmmakers: the cells in the Asbury Park Police Department.
Morecambe and Lunesdale is a bellwether seat currently held by a Tory former hairdresser called David Morris – who, curiously, used to be a member of Rick Astley's backing band – on an 866 majority and, like all down-at-heel seaside towns, is of interest to Ukip.
Although it's a place you'll want to spend relaxed time in town, the sites of interest are scattered around the region and some are hidden away on footpaths in offbeat areas.
Tells about other clever publicity schemes to draw the out-of-town interest.
The coastline features many state parks, resort towns, and points of interest, including Sackets Harbor Battlefield State Historic Site, which commemorates a battle during the War of 1812 May 29 , 1813).
Among the towns and sites of interest on the Lahn's banks are Marburg and Giessen, each with a university; Wetzlar, with a cathedral; Runkel, with a castle; Limburg, with a cathedral; the castles and medieval ruins of Schaumburg, Balduinstein, Laurenburg, Langenau, Burg Stein, and Nassau; and the health resort of Bad Ems.
