Phyllis Pearsall
In 1936, Phyllis Pearsall produced the first London A-Z Atlas. She had walked the city for 18 hours a day & compiled a 23,000 card index of streets, kept in shoeboxes under her bed. Unable to find...
The Undaunted Spirit
Thomas Ellis
The Stewart Building
The Stewart Building From the time of its construction in 1910 until 1990, this building was operated as a drug store. It was built by a carpenter named William Dorr. Soon after, Charles Henry...
- saskatoon
The Aden Bowman Residence
The Aden Bowman Residence Designed in a vernacular style by Saskatoon architect, R. M. Thompson, and built in 1923 for Aden and Lillie Bowman, this residence is deeply connected to local...
- saskatoon
Marr Residence
Marr Residence Built in 1994 by the Marr family, the Marr Residence is the oldest building in Saskatoon on its original location and one of the first to be built in the settlement. During...
- saskatoon
- saskatchewan
- meewasin
Leonard Nimoy
From IG post
- holy shrine
- 2009
Tantiusques
TANTIUSQUES THE GRAPHITE OR BLACKLEAD DEPOSIT NEAR BY WAS VALUED BY THE INDIANS FOR FACE PAINT. AND BY THE WHITE MEN FOR PENCILS AND OTHER USES. JOHN WINTHROP, JR., WAS "GRANTED THE HILL AT...
Jacob Bayley
JACOB BAYLEY Founder of Newbury and Revolutionary War General Veteran of the Indian Wars, Bayley led a migration of settlers from Newbury, Mass to the rich lands of the Coos here at the Great...
General John Stark
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Minnesota's Highways
Submitted by @louisrzurn
Leuty Lifeguard Station
Submitted by @heritagetoronto
First Marine Compound Engine
The first vessel in the world propelled by a Compound Steam Engine was the REINDEER built for service on the Saint John River. Both the vessel and engine were designed by Benjamin Tibbits,...
Lynching in Duluth
Submitted by @LarsonForDuluth
- eji
Bolen Cemetery in Shenandoah National Park
Submitted by DoubleDag
Hogsback
НOGBACKS Interstate 25 cuts through dip- ping strata that form hogback ridges between the Great Plains and the south end of the Rocky Mountains. The Santa Fe Trail from here to Santa Fe,...
El Pueblo de la Reina de Los Angeles
This plaque marks the boundary of the original northeast corner of El Pueblo de la Reina de Los Angeles, founded on September 4, 1781, and established by survey in 1849. Submitted by cjosephjordan
The Joan of Arc Jarden
Submitted by @kmbmarshall
The Ritz Hotel, London
Submitted by @benjiw
In Memory of Michael O. D. Brown
Submitted by @brian_warth