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Carole Marsh Mysteries Features & Summaries Index TM FIELD TRIPS Carole Marsh Mysteries Features & Summaries Index Real Kids, Real Places Index Section 1 RK #1 Biltmore Features . .3 RK #2 Freedom Trail Features . .6 RK #3 Blackbeard Features . .9 RK #4 Alamo Ghost Features . .13 RK #5 California Missions Features . .16 RK #6 Missing Dinosaurs Features . .19 RK #7 White House Mystery Features . .22 RK #8 Iditarod Features . .25 RK #9 Kill Devil Hills Features . .28 RK #10 New York City Mystery Features . .31 RK #11 Disney World Features . .33 RK #12 Underground Railroad Features . .36 RK #13 Rocky Mountains Features . .39 RK #14 Mighty Mississippi Features . .41 RK #15 Kentucky Derby Features . .44 RK #16 Grand Canyon Features . .46 RK #17 Jamestown Features . .49 RK #18 Chocolate Town Features . .51 RK #19 Gold Rush Features . .54 RK #20 Counterfeit Constitution Mystery Features . .56 RK #21 Haunted Ghost Town Features . .59 RK #22 Las Vegas Features . .61 RK #23 Graveyard Features . .63 RK #24 Golden Gate Bridge Features . .65 RK #25 Niagara Falls Features . .67 RK #26 Colonial Williamsburg Features . .70 RK #27 Space Center Houston Features . .73 RK #28 Missing Liberty Bell Features . .75 RK #29 Mystery at Fort Sumter . .78 RK #30 Mystery on the Great Lake . .81 RK #31 Mystery in Hawaii . .84 RK #32 Mystery at Mt. Vernon . .87 RK #33 Mystery on the Oregon Trail . .89 RK #34 Mystery at Yellowstone National Park . .92 RK #35 Mystery of Cape Cod . .95 RK #36 Mystery of the Lost Colony . .97 RK #37 The Mystery at Death Valley . .100 RK #38 The Mystery of the Smoky Mountains . .102 RK #39 The Mystery at Mount Rushmore . .105 RK #40 The Mystery at Devils Tower . .107 RK#41 The Mystery at Hollywood . .109 RK#42 The Mystery in the Twin Cities . .111 RK#43 Mystery at Motown . .114 RK#44 the Mystery at Area 51 . .116 RK #45 The Awesome Atlanta Mystery . .118 RK #46 The Baffling Baseball Mystery . .121 RK #47 The Great Train Mystery . .123 RK #48 The Mystery of Mimi’s Haunted Book Shop . .126 Around The World Index Section 2 AW #1 Big Ben (England) Features . .3 AW #2 Eiffel Tower (France) Features . .7 AW #3 Roman Colosseum (Rome) Features . .11 AW #4 Ancient Pyramid (Egypt) Features . .14 AW #5 Great Wall (China) Features . .18 AW #6 Great Barrier Reef (Australia) Features . .22 AW #7 Mount Fuji (Japan) Features . .25 AW #8 Amazon Rainforest (South America) Features . .29 AW #9 Dracula's Castle(Transylvania) Features . .33 AW #10 Ancient Acropolis (Greece) Features . .37 AW #11 Crystal Castle (Germany) Features . .39 AW #12 Antarctica Features . .42 AW #13 African Safari Features . .45 AW #14 Mt Everest Features . .48 AW #15 Onion Dome (Russia) Features . ..
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