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Fort de Soto Park
On April 25, 1898, the United States declared war on Spain, heralding the beginning of the Spanish-
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Kingston
Following New Hampshire's independence from the colony of Massachusetts, Hampton residents petition
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Virginia & Truckee Railroad
The Virginia & Truckee (V&T) was once the richest and most famous short line railroad in America. C
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Bonneville’s Women of Land Speed Racing
At Bonneville, record holders must first earn the right to present themselves on the starting line.
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Brunswick Town and Fort Anderson State Historic Site
Discover the ruins of the colonial port town of Brunswick and the large earthworks of the Civil War
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Boxing in Atlantic City
During the early years of Atlantic City (AC) boxing, the fight game was bustling. An array of ring
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Mount Pleasant
Lush pastures, babbling creeks, seven lakes, and piney timber woods surround a community that has s
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Davie
In 1908, Robert Parsell Davie, a developer from Colorado, purchased 28,000 acres of reclaimed land
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Remembering Boone
Named for the frontiersman Daniel Boone, the town of Boone was first laid out in 1850 and officiall
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Lost Stories of West Coast Latino Boxing
Many West Coast Latino boxers have entered and departed the ring, their anecdotes left behind like
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Everglades National Park
Vast, mysterious, and inaccessible for centuries, the Everglades is famous worldwide. Much of this
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Plaquemine
The city of Plaquemine sits along the Mississippi River where it meets with Bayou Plaquemine. Famou
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Lighthouses of Humboldt County
The impenetrable coast of Humboldt County has been a historic navigational conundrum for sea captai
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The Little Greenbrier School
The Little Greenbrier School is located off Wears Cove Road in the northern section of the Great Sm
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Marian Coffin Gardens at Gibraltar
Marian Cruger Coffin (1876-1957), one of the first American women to work as a professional landsca
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See, Do, Repeat
Now SC Press 出版The practice of entrepreneurship is transformative to anyone who chooses to take the journey, and i
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North Clackamas
The communities of North Clackamas, a region spanning the northern area of Clackamas County, Oregon
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Jacksonville in the 1920s
The Jacksonville architecture of the 1920s was a marvel as it dotted the glowing skyline--which cou
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Lost Amusement Parks of Southern California
After World War II, veterans and their growing families flocked to sunny Southern California for jo
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Building the Ashokan Reservoir
The Ashokan Reservoir is a visual treat for anyone using the perimeter road, dividing weir, or the
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The Philadelphia Eagles
The history of the Philadelphia Eagles spans multiple championships, many more near misses, and a c
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Senoia
In 1828, a large group of South Carolina natives migrated to the eastern part of Coweta County, Geo
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Idaho Aviation
Since the dawn of aviation, Idahoans have employed aircraft to carry people, groceries, mail, freig
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The Lincoln Memorial
The Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC, is a monument to the nation's 16th president, a commemorati
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Historic Signs Over California’s Roadways
Appearing in this book are images featuring over 200 signs erected over roadways in California. Dat
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Celebrating Cranford
The story of suburban Cranford, New Jersey, began after the Civil War as wealthy New Yorkers came t
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Pennsylvania High School Hockey Championships
The Pennsylvania High School Hockey Championships began in 1975 as a vision of several people who u
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South Dakota Air National Guard’s 114th Fighter Wing
The South Dakota Air National Guard's 114th Fighter Wing's history began during World War II with t
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University of the Pacific
Located in the Central Valley in the city of Stockton, California, the University of the Pacific ha
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Oxford
Located primarily in the southernmost regions of Calhoun County with portions in Talladega and Cleb
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The Old Spanish Trail Highway in Texas
At the dawn of automobile travel in the United States, visionary entrepreneurs proposed a Southern
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Skiing in New Mexico
New Mexico's long and distinguished skiing history began with the miners of the late 19th century a
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Georgia Tech
The architectural development of Georgia Tech began as a core of Victorian-era buildings sited arou
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Alturas and Lake Garfield
Alturas and Lake Garfield are located in the heart of central Florida. Founded in the early 20th ce
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Corolla and the Currituck Outer Banks
The Currituck Outer Banks was once a beach land wilderness inhabited by indigenous Poteskeet people
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Remembering Edgewater Beach Hotel
Nothing epitomized the glamour and excitement of Chicago's jazz age and war years like the fabled E
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Western Kankakee County
Kankakee County, named after the Kankakee River, was created in 1853 by an act of the Illinois Legi
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Long Island Rail Road
East of Babylon, the 75-mile segment of the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) stretching from Bay Shore
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Williston
After it was chartered in 1763, Williston attracted settlers from southern New England and grew bec
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Concord Township
Located in northeast Ohio, Concord Township was carved from lands once known as Connecticut's Weste
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Los Angeles Railway
The Los Angeles Railway's Yellow Cars, a system cobbled together from numerous horse-powered lines,
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Tulsa Movie Theaters
Going to the movies has always been special. Tulsa's first theater opened in 1906 with a lineup of
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Crowell Hilaka and the Richfield Heritage Preserve
Once known as Crowell Hilaka Girl Scout Camp, the history of Richfield Heritage Preserve begins in
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Hillsdale
Hillsdale was named in 1856 when its citizens adopted the name inspired by the Hillsdale School, bu
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El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro
El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro, the Royal Road of the Interior, is the earliest Euro-American tra
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Bonneville’s Women of Land Speed Racing
At Bonneville, record holders must first earn the right to present themselves on the starting line.
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Rhododendron
In the mid-19th century, pioneers made their way west along the Oregon Trail to a perilous portion
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Lost Manitowoc County
Originally a part of Brown County, Manitowoc separated and officially became a county of its own in