Travel Update: September 25, 2004

[Travel Update]

Title: DallasNews.com: Travel Update

Museum in D.C. tells story of American Indians in their own words Alex Wong / Getty Images The Smithsonian building is inspired by a wind-and-water carved canyon. From the start, it was supposed to be different. A distinct type of building. A new type of function. A true partnership with the people whose culture it attempts to chronicle. The National Museum of the American Indian wanted all of these things -- and something else, too. "I want [visitors] to look at the place and know they're in a native space." says Richard West, director of the Smithsonian Institution's newest museum, which opened Sept. 21 on the National Mall. Story Regional Archive Feeding a need in New Orleans Sunsets and sea crown the good life in Mexican village Anglers try their luck in Louisiana's saltwater flats Galveston love story More Regional Archive Latest Travel News Will this be Mall's last new addition? Tune in for taste: Dining at TV chef restaurants Bed down amid Texas history The bridges of Taishun County More Latest Travel News Columnist Larry Bleiberg Get away with a cellphone? Archive E-mail Destinations Texas/Neighbors Bed down amid Texas history Texas Highways More Texas/Neighbors Las Vegas/Colorado/ Arizona Viva, love Vegas More Las Vegas/Colorado/Arizona United States Museum in D.C. tells story of American Indians in their own words More United States Mexico/Caribbean Find the wild Caribbean on seven oases More Mexico/Caribbean Europe/Canada Barcelona serves up new fare More Europe/Canada Rest of World The bridges of Taishun County More Rest of World Travel Topics Skiing News More Skiing News Ski Report Best Fares Book cruises now for the holidays More Best Fares Other Travel News Tune in for taste: Dining at TV chef restaurants More Other Travel News Cruise News Be positioned for days at sea More Cruise News Family travel Guadeloupe island offers French luxuries More Family Travel Advertising Travel Update was sent to you on behalf of DallasNews.com. It is available to our newsletter subscribers. • If you received this newsletter from a friend, we welcome you to become a member and sign up for this and other e-mail newsletters at: http://www.dallasnews.com/newsletters/index.jsp. • If you wish to unsubscribe from this or other e-mail newsletters, please click here, or send an e-mail request to [EMAIL PROTECTED], or send your request referencing the specific newsletter to: Opt-out Request, Belo Interactive, 900 Jackson St., Suite 400, Dallas, TX 75202.

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