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Rock City near Chattanooga celebrates 80 years - BusinessWeek

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Rock City near Chattanooga celebrates 80 years BusinessWeek Rock City, a cultural and scenic capstone near Chattanooga with endurance like few other tourist attractions, is celebrating its 80th anniversary. About 400000 visitors annually come to see the 200-million-year-old rock formations, enjoy scenic vistas ... Rock City celebrating 80th anniversaryElizabethton Star all 152 news articles »

Rock City, cultural capstone and natural attraction near Chattanooga, marks ... - Washington Post

Rock City, cultural capstone and natural attraction near Chattanooga, marks ... Washington Post Rock City, a cultural and scenic capstone near Chattanooga with endurance like few other tourist attractions, is celebrating its 80th anniversary. About 400000 visitors annually come to see the 200-million-year-old rock formations, enjoy scenic vistas ... and more »

Let's seize the moment with all that's at Corpus Christi's door - Corpus Christi Caller Times

Let's seize the moment with all that's at Corpus Christi's door Corpus Christi Caller Times Birding is one of the area's booming tourist attractions. This area actually is ahead of where Chattanooga was when it started its makeover (Corpus Christi is the birdiest, not the dirtiest, city in America,). What Destination Bayfront in particular ... and more »

Tenn.'s iconic Rock City celebrates 80th anniversary - USA TODAY

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Tenn.'s iconic Rock City celebrates 80th anniversary USA TODAY Rock City, a cultural and scenic capstone near Chattanooga with endurance like few other tourist attractions, is celebrating its 80th anniversary. About 400000 visitors annually come to see the 200-million-year-old rock formations, enjoy scenic vistas ... and more »

Five of Chattanooga's most underrated places of interest - Nooga.com

Five of Chattanooga's most underrated places of interest Nooga.com It might have something to do with its status as one of the premiere tourist attractions of our city, or it could just be because the buildings are such a prominent part of the Chattanooga skyline—meaning they just tend to blend in after a while.