Featured Plaque:

The Journal Building Erected 1898

Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce

Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame: The Lou Spadia Award

Kerri Walsh Jennings

Matt Williams

Keena Turner

Matt Cain

Tim Hardaway

John McVay

Brad Gilbert

Jason Kidd

Dave Dravecky

Rickey Henderson

Bruce Bochy

Mosquito Fleet Historical Monument

Submitted by @robblerouser.

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• port orchard
• puget sound

In commemoration of the historic role of Kossuth House

Former headquarters of the Hungarian Reformed Federation of America (est. 1896), a longtime center for Hungarian-Americans and for anti- Communist activism, and unofficial embassy of Free Hungary...

• washington dc
• dupont circle

Blanche K. Bruce and Josephine Beal Willson Bruce Residence

AFRICAN AMERICAN HERITAGE TRAIL, WASHINGTON, DC 2010 R Street, NW Senator Blanche Kelso Bruce (1841-1898) and his wife Josephine Beal Wilson Bruce (1853-1923), leaders of Washington's "aristocrats...

• washington dc
• dupont circle

James Baldwin, The Belvoir

James Baldwin August 2, 1924 - December 1, 1987 The Belvoir, 470 West End Ave. Manhattan One of the most prescient writers of the twentieth century, whose work addresses the complex plurality of...

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• the fire next time
• french legio...
• semicolon
• frederick do...
• dewitt clint...

Home of Medgar and Myrlie Evers

The Home of Medgar Wiley Evers [and Myrlie Evers] Field secretary for the National Association of Colored People (NAACP) of Mississippi Leader in the struggle for justice and equality Born:...

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• myrlie evers
• naacp
• voting rights
• mississippi
• rcnl
• alcorn state...
• tougaloo college

George and Ira Gershwin

George Gershwin   1898-1937 Ira Gershwin 1896-1983 The Composer, and the lyricist, lived here between 1929 and 1933, the years they wrote the Broadway show Girl Crazy, and the political satires,...

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• ira gershwin
• broadway
• of thee i sing
• satire