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Back to SearchFairhaven Historic Markers
Like a lot of historic neighborhoods, the sidewalks of Fairhaven in Bellingham, WA, are studded with small plaques commemorating local history. But u…
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Elmina Castle
At one time thirty thousand Africans per year were forced through Elmina Castle in Ghana, before they were taken across the world as part of the tran…
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The Loneliest Post Office
Built on a tiny island in Antarctica, the “loneliest post office in the world” got its start as a top-secret British military outpost during World Wa…
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Parrots of Green-Wood Cemetery
These Argentinian parrots have made an unlikely home in a Brooklyn, NY cemetery.
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Classic: Lynmouth Flood Memorial Hall
A disaster in a seaside town got locals wondering about government conspiracies, weather control, and if human beings could actually, truly for real,…
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The Coney Island Mermaid Parade
The Coney Island Mermaid Parade isn’t linked to a holiday, religious affiliation or corporate celebration – it’s a celebration of having fun and gett…
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The Lost Boys of Robber’s Cave
In 1954, two groups of boys thought they were going to summer camp. But they’d been recruited for a different kind of summer experience.
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Anne Spencer’s Garden
This garden in Lynchburg, Virginia is the key to unlocking the writing and mind of Harlem Renaissance poet Anne Spencer.
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The Corn Palace
In Mitchell, South Dakota there stands a massive building covered in murals that are made completely from… corn!
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Classic: Beishan Broadcast Wall
On the tiny Kinmen Island, a bow-tie-shape strip of land between China and Taiwan, sits a giant weaponized wall of sound that still stands--and still…
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