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Central New York’s Syracuse -- marketing itself with "Let Loose in the 'Cuse!" -– lies along the Erie Canal in the Finger Lakes region, as a repository for new millennium fun and historic footnotes. The Brannock Device -- that metal contraption measuring tootsies and arches in shoe stores -- was invented by Charles Brannock, founder of Syracuse’s Park Brannock Shoe Co., also patenting the world’s first loafer. The reclining dental chair, patented in 1840, was invented by Milton Waldo Hanchett of Syracuse. Dating to 1841, Syracuse is home to the nation’s longest-running state fair, now sprawling over 365 acres at the Empire Expo Center, attracting more than a million visitors annually. Other Syracuse attractions range from the Erie Canal Museum, the Everson Museum of Art, and the International Mask and Puppet Museum to the Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science and Technology (MOST), on Franklin Street. The first Franklin, a four-cylinder, two-seater, was manufactured in Syracuse, and the first Franklin car ever sold is displayed at downtown’s Onondaga County Historical Association Museum. Syracuse University, founded in 1870, is home to the Carrier Dome, the northeast’s largest domed stadium and the largest structure of its kind on any college campus President Grover Cleveland grew up in Syracuse, as did actors Richard Gere and Tom Cruise, the latter two graduating from North Syracuse High. Fishing, boating, hiking and camping around Oneida Lake are popular, and Niagara Falls, Lake Ontario, and New York City are all less than a day away. Greater Syracuse accommodations range from riverfront lodges, quaint bed and breakfasts, and motor inns to downtown hotels.

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Area Facts: The first dentists’ chair, first bank drive-up window, first Ferris wheel built in the United States, first foot measuring device now used in shoe stores everywhere and the first woman to argue a case before the U.S. Supreme Court all came from Syracuse. The local area code for Syracuse is 315.

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	“Very clean and good customer service. Good breakfast served. Will recommend for short stay.” Review Details. Said about: Days Inn Canastota, by Private Member, Dallas
“We Had a Suite Time”
	“We reserved for 1 night and stayed for three at the Jacuzzi Bungalow at Skaneateles Suites. Over sized Jacuzzi was right in the …” Review Details. Said about: Skaneateles Suites, by "Paul", New York
“Great Place to Stay”
	“Great place to stay. Quiet, clean and very relaxing with all the necessary amenities. Also a good restaurant. I always stay a…” Review Details. Said about: Inn at The Beeches, by "Jim", Orchard Park
“Not a Bad Place”
	“This is an older motel but is very clean. Has changed hands but each new owner has refurbished some part of the premises. Parkin…” Review Details. Said about: Bel Air Motel, by "Rita ", Pine Grove
“Very Nice”
	“Pretty nice place, looks like an older place re-done. We were there over Columbus Day and the heated pool was still open, nice r…” Review Details. Said about: Herkimer Motel, by "Jay", Syracuse
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