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| The festival currently receives about 40,000 | visitors and over 40 bands each year. |
| of the Sonoma State Historic Park, is open to | visitors and has a small museum. |
| rgaret and Tony Armstrong-Jones were frequent | visitors, and it was the location of the 1972 Widcombe |
| It is open to | visitors and has a small museum and gift shop. |
| 2 people and wounded 38, including 2 Japanese | visitors and 5 Australians. |
| The church attracts | visitors and worshippers from outside the parish and i |
| Facemash attracted 450 | visitors and 22,000 photo-views in its first four hour |
| sed including nurses, midwives, school health | visitors and orderlies. |
| cker rooms for the UT track and soccer teams, | visitors' and officials locker rooms, a specialized tr |
| essible (when the tide is out) and is open to | visitors and has a small museum, a visitor's centre, a |
| lley residents and is virtually unknown among | visitors and outside the valley. |
| ok School, the UCLA Research Library Board of | Visitors, and the Library Council at UCSB. |
| India - a unique initiative to offer meals to | visitors and support local social organisations |
| on the San Luis Pass Pier was a favorite for | visitors and locals alike for many years, however the |
| The bridge site is open to | visitors and includes a parking lot, bicycle and pedes |
| the College on April 9, 1992 by the Board of | Visitors and was sworn in as president on June 1, just |
| developed to appeal to the tastes of foreign | visitors and as a pre-prepared mixed drink, was easy f |
| elease, the Library boasted over 5.43 million | visitors and a record-high circulation of nearly 13.8 |
| "The gardens of Quex House, are also open to | visitors and feature wide lawns with mature trees and |
| led "Procorp" that reignited his faith in the | Visitors and received a commission in the Young Guards |
| Irish Sea coast which is popular with weekend | visitors and holidaymakers. |
| Because many users, | visitors and publishers alike, choose not to take part |
| re and History and has served on the Board of | Visitors and the athletic council of the General Alumn |
| ces of church headquarters, theaters used for | visitors and also for meetings, presentations, and cla |
| erved on Wentworth's Alumni Council, Board of | Visitors, and on the Executive Committee of the Board |
| as taken a much more active role in educating | visitors, and it now provides programs such as Safari |
| The town is welcoming to | visitors and has a new, comfortable fishing lodge with |
| hority; camping and short-stay facilities for | visitors; and the Koobi Fora Museum. |
| noe Network attracts over 7.7 million monthly | visitors and includes Canoe.ca, |
| he subject of controversy, most recently when | visitors and federal employees at the Ariel Rios Feder |
| Although HemisFair '68 attracted 6.3 million | visitors and brought international attention to San An |
| nal Parks, 2) enhance the experiences of park | visitors, and 3) build a community dedicated to conser |
| he man, however, was accompanied by two other | visitors and a fight ensued between Taylor and another |
| n for the thousands of dollar bills signed by | visitors and tacked to the walls. |
| French Project received 2,3 millions uniques | visitors and each day, an average of 11,000 people com |
| he latter can be used for meetings, receiving | visitors and hosting smaller receptions. |
| ed on their count of 6 million unique monthly | visitors and 55 million monthly visits. |
| , to logically direct the flow of the host of | visitors, and to make ready... a modern infrastructure |
| ora Exposition estimated to attract 6 million | visitors, and passenger safety especially along the tr |
| member of James Madison University's Board of | Visitors and the Governor's Advisory Commission on Wel |
| f several thousand local images accessible to | visitors and Trust members produce books,videos,pamphl |
| nd photometry by interested students, trained | visitors, and guests. |
| an inaugural train carrying some 600 invited | visitors and dignitaries, set out from St. Louis. |
| unity friendly sector by attracting tourists, | visitors, and local residents to the district during a |
| ittle economic production but is popular with | visitors and trekers with scenic road access up to abo |
| ure were isolated or shielded to protect site | visitors and workers. |
| d it as both a central gathering location for | visitors and spectators during the Olympics and as a l |
| Gongchan has to entertain a bunch of Chinese | visitors and realizes he has no translator, he engages |
| omplex also has amenities for monks, nuns and | visitors, and a large garden with a pagoda. |
| th protecting and safeguarding the occupants, | visitors, and infrastructure of the Pentagon, Navy Ann |
| There is parking for | visitors, and signs direct vehicles to the centre from |
| Fell was punished by the Prison's Board of | Visitors and given 91 days solitary confinement and 57 |
| was built adjacent to the site to accommodate | visitors, and this land was later purchased by the Nor |
| The Blue Book for | Visitors and Tourists and those Seeking a Good Time wh |
| of Scotland that it is only used by disabled | visitors and there is limited parking. |
| 48, when he appeared before the parliamentary | visitors and was expelled from Oxford University for r |
| ormance, which was a frequent request of site | visitors) and the Education database (which was used i |
| a shop, now a gift shop and the entrance for | visitors, and the printer's office. |
| regularly attract large numbers of boats and | visitors and have extensive exhibitions. |
| activities, episodes featured interviews with | visitors and celebrities and reports on Expo venues. |
| reserved for residents, the southwestern for | visitors, and the southeastern for Negroes, both free |
| City Center was built to provide lodging for | visitors and now connects to the Convention Center. |
| safety of housing development residents, park | visitors and subway riders. |
| t Division match at Anfield, Grimsby were the | visitors and were comfortablely beaten by 4 goals to 0 |
| Swindon Town were the | visitors and were beaten 3-2. |
| es that line the canal, the site drew 181,000 | visitors and 23,000 boaters in 2003, making it the sec |
| to reduce wheeled traffic in the village, so | visitors and holidaymakers can enjoy the village on fo |
| er, the Lookout is the perfect first stop for | visitors and locals alike and provides a fascinating b |
| enovations, continues to attract a variety of | visitors and Festival audiences. |
| blic, including around one and a half million | visitors and a circulation of about five million items |
| local good causes, attracts many thousands of | visitors and takes good advantage of the rural nature |
| The fame of his virtues soon attracted many | visitors, and Bernardo was accused of heresy. |
| Bear, was able to accommodate vast numbers of | visitors and horses. |
| uring the Manhattan Project to house official | visitors and that later was used as a hotel. |
| The area is an attraction for | visitors and locals alike. |
| terest, the pride of residents, attractive to | visitors and a model of 21st Century living, working a |
| That night he comes to the tipi assigned the | visitors and pretends to offer peace, but uses the pea |
| ate the boats bringing the expected influx of | visitors and potential residents. |
| eague game at Anfield, Middlesbrough were the | visitors and took the spoils with a 3-1 victory. |
| and James Keith operated a wayside lodge for | visitors and about 1840, they built a hotel, which pro |
| on Link as well as housing the Roanoke Valley | Visitors and Convention Bureau. |
| ntries greatly increases, as does the flow of | visitors and tourists. |
| The gardens are the main attraction for many | visitors and incorporates the Dower house Gardens and |
| ee days, which include several events for its | visitors, and admission to any event requires the cons |
| safe, and reliable airlift for distinguished | visitors and their staffs. |
| They respected white traders and | visitors and hunted skillfully. |
| providing local services to the community and | visitors, and a hundred yards further along Bell Road |
| ng Committee, Yale Divinity School's Board of | Visitors, and Columbia University's International Advi |
| A tourist attraction popular with foreign | visitors and native Kazakhs alike, it is a common symb |
| Many | visitors and new residents in the neighborhood were un |
| The show regularly attracts around 200,000 | visitors, and there can be 30,000 people on site, maki |
| velopments are expected to become magnets for | visitors and sources of income, as well as significant |
| A decline in | visitors and overhead needed to run the office, as wel |
| enhurst, increasing a large number of holiday | visitors and the local population. |
| Initially used as a guest house for | visitors and professors and as a dining hall for stude |
| pearance makes this a popular picnic site for | visitors and it also provides a starting point for a n |
| the owner's responsibility to ensure that all | visitors and staff are informed of what to do in case |
| Visitors and rock collectors are free to pick up loose | |
| n throughout the day at the museum, welcoming | visitors and providing guests with a “behind the scene |
| tense cleaning, mostly of trash left by other | visitors and dust covering most of the interior crysta |
| A new | visitors and education centre was opened in Nash at th |
| The church is open daily for services, | visitors and private prayer. |
| Weather Studio- A room where | visitors and students in the weather camps may record |
| There were 1,347 exhibitors, 118,052 | visitors, and a gross exhibit space of 58,730 square m |
| It is open to | visitors and visible from the M6 motorway. |
| g UTPA students, faculty, staff, high-profile | visitors, and campus events. |
| It is free of charge to | visitors, and offers a wide selection of events relate |
| She got on well with these regular station | visitors and they gave her some of their used baskets |
| This limited access results in relatively few | visitors and the island and surrounding reefs are able |
| e Texas Medical Center receives 160,000 daily | visitors and over six million annual patient visits, i |
| utation for mistreating the vehicles of their | visitors, and generally loutish behaviour. |
| ing hospitality and their home-brewed beer to | visitors, and handed down the recipe over the centurie |
| Its purpose is to educate | visitors and create awareness of the plight of some of |
| lculated using a combination of average daily | visitors and page views over the past three months. |
| d marketing services to Santa Cruz residents, | visitors and businesses," the editors wrote. |
| 2005, it had attracted more than five million | visitors and generated 450 million yuan in revenue. |
| It is open to | visitors and has a small museum and visitor's centre. |
| etwork, the UAMS College of Medicine Board of | Visitors and the Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance. |
| MyYearbook has 4.7 million monthly unique US | Visitors and 5.4 million globally It is estimated by A |
| and Hampshire Cream Teas, and is open both to | visitors and non-visitors to the Park. |
| gravel paths were cleared allowing access for | visitors and a wharf was built to accommodate boats. |
| g the neoclassical generations of artists and | visitors, and it was copied in many materials from sma |
| earned rave reviews from local and far flung | visitors, and is generating a constant flow of income |
| This is to enable | visitors and researchers to more conveniently study no |
| manning the fort are always very courteous to | visitors and tourists alike. |
| The group regularly hosts international | visitors and has strong research links with a number o |
| the miracles of God's creation inspire in the | visitors and employees in our National Parks." |
| A working farm, Hazel Brow Farm, is open to | visitors, and a seventeenth century stone inn called T |
| al heritage, which have attracted millions of | visitors and thousands of new residents. |
| round was the initial draw of many of Tryon's | visitors and residents. |
| d parks often cater to vacationers and/or day | visitors and thus may not have a community of naturist |
| It has been regularly attracting thousands of | visitors and has become a major annual event in Kochi |
| His patience with both ill-informed library | visitors and colleagues would often run thin, many a g |
| It possesses several rooms for | visitors and students. |
| good non-automobile driving alternatives for | visitors and citizens, both getting there, and moving |
| The film received a Golden Film (100,000 | visitors) and won three Golden Calves. |
| The club hosts trial lessons for | visitors and runs courses with professional instructor |
| members from nine local churches welcomed the | visitors and many issues concerning the doctrines and |
| he staged productions of Amahl and the Night | Visitors and Help, Help, the Globolinks! for Broadway; |
| education, and safety needs of residents and | visitors, and also spotlights rural communities to sup |
| Visitors and Home fans are required to seat next to ea | |
| m puts special emphasis on the orientation of | visitors and a vivid presentation of historical events |
| 72 km2) and provides educational services for | visitors and contains a gift shop; it is also the star |
| now serves the chairman of the Overland Park | Visitors and Convention Bureau as well as a Kansas Cit |
| ch went live in 2000, includes 126,325 unique | visitors and in excess of one million pages viewed in |
| tion to care for her), occasionally receiving | visitors and relatives eager to hear first hand accoun |
| A typical website serves content to anonymous | visitors and cannot associate visitors with the actual |
| Some travelers, | visitors, and sightseers of the mountainous regions in |
| his place becomes home to vast fairs, drawing | visitors and recluses from all over the state. |
| s are sold or provided annually to residents, | visitors, and students for San Diego Center for Jewish |
| w of Penshaw Monument, was attended by 30,000 | visitors and featured Foo Fighters, Kasabian, KT Tunst |
| of Meherabad hosts 10,000 - 12,000 overnight | visitors, and 25,000 - 30,000 daytime visitors, from a |
| Springs at that time, attracted both seasonal | visitors and celebrity visitors. |
| Visitors and booth openers come from as far away as Lo | |
| hia, where they expect to attract more paying | visitors and guarantee the collection's financial viab |
| ions and the private aviation needs of museum | visitors and local aviators. |
| A hotel was built to house | visitors, and several stores were established. |
| ds of events yearly, with over 100,000 annual | visitors and over 1,000 corporate events. |
| awaii's Department of Agriculture, the Hawaii | Visitors and Convention Bureau, Bank of Hawaii and Mik |
| can still be seen and is nowadays honoured by | visitors and often decorated with flowers and pomegran |
| rches in 1983, who repair and conserve it for | visitors and the local community to enjoy. |
| mosques community leaders, as well as Iranian | visitors and diplomats. |
| When his wife then made introductions to | visitors and tried to explain which family the various |
| Most Hannibal residents enjoy the | visitors and the town at large enjoys much success thr |
| s to provide a place for spiritual renewal to | visitors and to provide information about Indian spiri |
| the Kirby Building, is a gathering place for | visitors and residents at the heart of the district. |
| Visitors and residents alike enjoy the self-guided His | |
| m Trip), the Bay Belle continues to transport | visitors and locals between Paihia and Russell through |
| The exposition attracted 6,353,827 million | visitors, and cost around $25 million. |
| nia, the event now hosts approximately 12,000 | visitors and 5,000 campers at the Old Pool Farm. |
| Intended to attract 500,000 | visitors and opening by 2012 (with spraying of the hul |
| has also been incorporated to facilitate the | visitors and students for easy access. |
| ctor of the Norfolk State University Board of | Visitors, announced that Meyers, would resign her posi |
| In late 2006, CNU's Board of | Visitors announced that a new library and a $500,000 e |
| The museum has over 132,000 | visitors annually and supports scholarship through its |
| Many thousands of | visitors annually flock to the refuge to boat through |
| gston Park and welcomes approximately 200,000 | visitors annually from Mississippi and surrounding sta |
| attracted almost 60 million | visitors annually by 2008 according to a Compete.com |
| Vegetarian Food Festival attracts over 20,000 | visitors annually and is the largest event of its kind |
| attracted at least 7 million | visitors annually by 2009 according to a Compete.com |
| isherman's Memorial is viewed by thousands of | visitors annually and has become a symbol of the city, |
| The park was projected to draw 1 million | visitors annually to the Pella area. |
| domain 56.com attracted at least 3.2 million | visitors annually by 2008 according to a Compete.com |
| n both size and attendance, topping 1 million | visitors annually for the first time in 1984. |
| attracted at least 37 million | visitors annually according to a 2008 Compete.com |
| It has about 300,000 | visitors annually, and is located 7 miles (11 km) nort |
| With 13 million | visitors annually, Golden Gate is the third most visit |
| The complex attracts 1.8 million | visitors annually, and its initial capacity was 2 mill |
| The museum receives 350,000 | visitors annually, about a third of which are school-a |
| e its closing, the center served about 95,000 | visitors annually, at a cost of about $1.16 per visito |
| There are more than 304,000 | visitors annually, including over 54,000 students. |
| As the site attracts up to half a million | visitors annually, recreational use of the site is car |
| ost as it was in 1815, which attracts 100,000 | visitors annually. |
| me Margot Fonteyn and now attract some 80,000 | visitors annually. |
| ubled museum attendance to reach some 450,000 | visitors annually. |
| The museum serves an average of 123,000 | visitors annually. |
| r, Caesars Windsor attracts about six million | visitors annually. |
| This beach is visited by over 1.4 million | visitors annually. |
| originally established in 1840 and has 28,000 | visitors annually. |
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