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We've all stopped to read historical markers. Here are some photographs that illustrate their variety across the landscapes of America and the world. Geographically yours, D.J.Z. Wednesday, January 15, 2014. A national first for York: "The First National Thanksgiving." So, now we have three states arguing over a holiday that is supposed to bring us together. Massachusetts, Virginia, and Pennsylvania all claim ultimate bragging privileges when it comes to the first Thanksgiving. [2006]. Virginia's Norther...

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Historically Yours: Stratford, Virginia

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We've all stopped to read historical markers. Here are some photographs that illustrate their variety across the landscapes of America and the world. Geographically yours, D.J.Z. Monday, July 23, 2012. At Stratford Hall was born Robert E. Lee: Don't you think his family plantation deserves a marker of its own? Virginia's Northern Neck could easily market itself as the birthplace of American leadership. Take that theme and go about re-designing the peninsula's historical marker collection. [2010].

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Historically Yours: January 2011

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We've all stopped to read historical markers. Here are some photographs that illustrate their variety across the landscapes of America and the world. Geographically yours, D.J.Z. Monday, January 31, 2011. Pawtucket, Rhode Island. I guess the folks at Slater's Mill didn't get the memo, because here they gave us a perfect square. But as we all learned in school: a good short story begins with an enticing title! Too bad the river gets no credit at all. [2009]. Saturday, January 29, 2011. You can jam even mo...

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Historically Yours: January 2014

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We've all stopped to read historical markers. Here are some photographs that illustrate their variety across the landscapes of America and the world. Geographically yours, D.J.Z. Wednesday, January 15, 2014. A national first for York: "The First National Thanksgiving." So, now we have three states arguing over a holiday that is supposed to bring us together. Massachusetts, Virginia, and Pennsylvania all claim ultimate bragging privileges when it comes to the first Thanksgiving. [2006].

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Historically Yours: June 2013

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We've all stopped to read historical markers. Here are some photographs that illustrate their variety across the landscapes of America and the world. Geographically yours, D.J.Z. Wednesday, June 26, 2013. Civil War Trails [2012]. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Travel template. Powered by Blogger.

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Historically Yours: Mt. Vernon, Virginia

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We've all stopped to read historical markers. Here are some photographs that illustrate their variety across the landscapes of America and the world. Geographically yours, D.J.Z. Friday, July 20, 2012. Mt Vernon, Virginia. All you can say is that it's the Virginia way. When you cross the Virginia line, get ready to play Mussorgski's 'Pictures at an Exhibition.' We don't have roadside markers, we have roadside galleries. [2011]. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Mt Vernon, Virginia. New Kent, Virginia.

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