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Struggling American Cities That Are Making A Comeback

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Boston

Almost a century later, the small businesses of downtown Boston bore the brunt of COVID-19 especially hard – but now the city is bouncing back.

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Pittsburgh

In the midst of its emergence as an industrial powerhouse, Pittsburgh suffered a huge loss in 1845 when a third of its area was destroyed by fire.

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Kansas City

It was the center of several clashes between the Union and Confederate armies, including the largest battle west of the Mississippi River.

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Nicknamed the ‘Paris of the Plains’ for its pretty boulevards, and with allegedly (almost) as many fountains as Rome, KC has well and truly shaken off its former reputation

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Waco

The 51-day standoff between FBI agents and the Branch Davidian religious group in 1993 led to the deaths of 86 people by shooting and fire

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Texas

These days, the city is winning back visitors with unique attractions that exemplify its history and creativity. Between 2014 and 2019, tourism in Waco quadrupled thanks to the popularity

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Baltimore

Many people have strong preconceptions about Baltimore, whose violent crime and homicide rates consistently rank above America’s national average

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Seattle

The late 19th century was a particularly dark time in Seattle's history, marred by rising anti-immigrant sentiment and then a catastrophic fire in 1889 which turned some 30 square blocks of buildings

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