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February 14, 2012
Discover America Through Postcards

Are you up for another challenge? Below, you'll see the postcard and a photo caption, as usual, but any reference to the place is blacked out so you can guess where in America it might be. To get the answer, just click on the card or the link at the end of the description.

And let us know if you like getting the cards this way.
 

9th Annual -- Fifth week's Finalist.

Where Is This Old House?

     Ranked eighth in "America's Favorite Architecture," the ------------ is the largest privately owned home in the U.S. Commissioned in 1889 by George Washington -------------, and still owned by ----------------, this remnant of the Gilded Age has 250 rooms, over 100,000 square feet, and sits on 8,000 acres with landscaped gardens and the "most visited winery" in America.

     Think you know where it is? Find out where this old house is.

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Last call for entries

     You only have a few more days to submit your photos of any place in the Americas. One more finalist will be announced next week. Then it will be time for you to choose the winner. See the official rules and entry form. Fill out the form and submit your entries to

     All finalist receive the companion book, Discover America Diaries, and the big winner also receives $100. We look forward to seeing your best shots

     -- Priscilla & Ken
     the "Postcard People"




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