JULY 1 2009
AMERICANWAY 37
IfYouGo…
Salt lake CItY
traCYavIarY,
589East 1300South, (801) 596-8500,
.org
the GatewaY,
18 North RioGrande Street, (801) 456-2000,
MuSIC
taxI,
Salt lake teMple and the tabernaCle,
50 West North Temple,
(801) 240-4872,www.lds.org
beehIvehouSe,
67EastSouthTemple, 801-240-2671,www.lds.org
red
IGuana,
736WestNorthTemple, (801) 322-1489,www.rediguana.com
albuquerque
oldtown,
IndIanpuebloCulturalCenter,
240112thStreet
Northwest, (505) 843-7270,
our ladY of Guadalupe Chapel,
404 San
Felipe Northwest
turquoISe MuSeuM,
2107 Central Avenue Northwest, (505) 247-8650, www
.turquoisemuseum.com
aMerICan InternatIonal rattleSnake MuSeuM,
202 San Felipe
Northwest, (505) 242-6569,
new MexICo fIlM offICe,
418 Montezuma
Avenue, (505) 476-5600,
SadIe’S,
6230 Fourth Street Northwest, (505) 345-5339,
frontIer reStaurant,
2400 Central Avenue Southeast, (505) 266-0550,
doG houSe,
1216 Central Avenue Southwest, (505) 243-1019
San
antonIo
MenGer hotel,
204 Alamo Plaza, (210) 223-4361,
rIverwalk,
boudro’S texaS bIStro,
421 East Commerce,
(210) 224-8484,
thealaMo,
300AlamoPlaza, (210) 225-1391,
lavIllItahIStorICartS vIllaGe,
SouthweSt SChoolofart&Craft,
300 Augusta, (210) 224-1848,
frIedrICh wIlderneSS park,
21395 Milsa,
(210) 564-6400,
alaMo helICopter tourS,
8535 Mission Road, (210)
287-5797,
IndIanapolIS
IndIanapolIS Motor
SpeedwaY,
4790 West 16th Street, (800) 822-4639,
IndY
raCInG experIenCe,
(888) 357-5002,
eIteljorG MuSeuM of
aMerICan IndIanS and weStern art,
500 West Washington, (317) 636-9378,
.org
the IndIanapolIS MuSeuMof art,
4000 Michigan, (317) 920-2660,
IndIanapolISZoo,
1200WestWashington, (317) 630-2001,www.indyzoo.com
SweeneYChapel,
1000West42ndStreet , (317)924-1331,www.cts.edu
SpaChakraattheConrad IndIanapolIS,
50WestWashington Street, (317) 524-2575,
oakleY’S bIStro,
1464West 86th
Street, (317) 824-1231,
rICk’SCafeboatYard,
4050DandyTrail, (317) 290-
9300,
louISvIlle
ChurChIlldownS,
700Central Avenue,
(502) 636-4400,
kentuCkYderbYMuSeuM,
(502) 992-5905
Speedart
MuSeuM,
2035 South Third Street, (502) 634-2700,
louISvIlle SluGGer
MuSeuM & faCtorY,
800 West Main Street, (877) 775-8443,
fraZIer
InternatIonal hIStorY MuSeuM,
829 West Main Street, (502) 753-5663,
.org
21C MuSeuM hotel,
700 West Main Street, (502) 217-6300,
IroquoISpark,
5216NewCutRoad, (502)368-5865,www.louisvilleky.gov/MetroParks/parks/Iroquois
twIn CItIeS
hIStorIC fort SnellInG,
Highways 5 & 55, (612) 726-1171,
.org
MallofaMerICa,
60East Broadway, (952) 883-8800,
underwater
adventureS aquarIuM,
(952) 883-0202,
a.C.e.S. flIGht SIMulatIon,
(952)
920-3519,
leGo IMaGInatIonCenter,
60 East Broadway, (952) 858-8949, www
.lego.com/legostores
heartland
, 1806 St. Clair Avenue, (651) 699-3536,
.com
Moto-I,
2940LyndaleAvenue, (612) 821-6262,www.moto-i.com
frederICkr.weISManart
MuSeuM,
333 East River Road, (612) 625-9494,
MInneapolIS Central
lIbrarY,
300NicolletMall, (612) 630-6000,mpls.lib.mn.us/newcentrallib.asp
walkerartCenter,
1750HennepinAvenue, (612) 375-7600,
endowment andgets top-flight exhibits. Its
permanent collection spans 6,000 years
and includes more than 13,000 pieces.
WestMainStreet is home to twomuseums
of different sorts: the
Louisville Slugger
Museum & Factory
and the
Frazier In-
ternational History Museum
, which hap-
pen tobe locatedacross the street fromone
another. Since 1884, the Slugger Factory
has churned out thousands of its famous
bats — the official bats of Major League
Baseball. Across the street, the Frazier has
more unique treasures. “The Frazier has a
surprising collectionofweapons andarmor
from theMiddle Ages to today,” says Bruce
Allar, editor of
LouisvilleMagazine
.
If the track’s dark, visit the adjacent
Ken-
tucky Derby Museum
, sift through old
film footage, and watch Seattle Slew win
the 1977 race all over again. The garland
of roses of the 2005 victor, Giacomo, was
freeze-dried and donated; it’s on display in
themuseum’sWinner’sCircle.
The
Speed Art Museum
, Kentucky’s
largest and oldestmuseum, has a generous
