1.  U.S. National Register of Historic Places 
by:  National Register of Historic Places The U.S. National Register of Historic Places is the Nation's official list of cultural resources worthy of preservation. Authorized under the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, the National Register is part of a national program to coordinate and support public and private efforts to identify, evaluate, and protect our historic and archeological resources. |
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3.  U.S. Post Offices
by: U.S. Post Offices Our goal at U.S. Post Offices is to locate and waymark as many of these fine government establishments as possible.
Large or small, we want to see them all.
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5.  Fountains
by: Fountain MGMT Group Any and all type of non-drinking type fountain, and not the type of place you purchase refreshment. Indoor or outdoor, fountains with running water. Description will be revised as necessary. |
6.  Murals
by: Murals Managers A mural is a painting, or other art media, such as tile, applied directly on a wall, ceiling, or other large permanent surface OR large art work permanently mounted for display to such surfaces. |
7.  U.K. and Ireland Trigpoints
by: UK And Ireland Trigpoints Managers All survey marks or objects used by the UK Ordnance Survey, Ordnance Survey Northern Ireland (OSNI) Ordnance Survey Ireland (OSI)& EA Environment Agency. Can include Cut bench marks, Rivets, Flush Brackets, Trig pillars in fact any point used and recorded by ordnance survey, OSNI or OSI.
This category can include Triangulation Stations placed by the Admiralty Hydrographic Department that feature on various points around the UK coast.
Can also include EABM (Environment Agency Bench Mark). |
8.  Neon Signs
by: Neon Liberation Front "Give us your tired, your poor, your huddled noble gasses yearning to breathe freon, the wretched refuse of your second hand store. Send these, the tubeless, tempest-tost & bulbs lost, to us, We lift our lamps beside the broken door!"
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9.  Water Towers
by: Water Towers Management Is your town's water tower a Plain Jane or is it Picturesque. As we've traveled around the world we've seen some very pretty ones and some very plain ones. What's yours like? |
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12.  McDonald's Restaurants
by: Ronald and Friends Any McDonald's restaurant location across the globe can be recorded here. It doesn't matter if it's a standalone building or a watered-down version sitting inside of a Home Depot. If you see the golden arches, post it here. |
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14.  Town Clocks
by: Town Clocks The manufacture of clocks became a thriving industry in the 14th and 15th centuries. Every town soon had to have its own. Although the basic mechanism did not change during this period, the development of better ways to cut gears and to make other metal parts was an important precursor of the Industrial Revolution. Today you can still find many of these giant clocks in town centers and other important meeting spots. Find and mark a "Town Clock" that still exists in your area.
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16.  Firehouses
by: Firehouses Buildings or other areas set aside for storage of firefighting apparatus (i.e, fire engines and related vehicles), personal protective equipment, fire hose, fire extinguishers, and other firefighting equipment (including ambulances). It may also have dormitory living facilities and work areas such as meeting rooms, workshop, or laundry. |
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19.  This Old Church
by: This Old Church Is a church nearby a centenarian? If so, this category is the place! Here you can waymark Christian churches with sanctuaries at least 100 years old. Also, structures which were once the churches, but are now used for some other purpose (like a museum, library or school), may also be recorded. This category has simple, but very specific requirements. Please click on "show additional information" below to view requirements for this category before you head out to waymark the Old Church. |
20.  New York Historical Markers
by: NY Historical Markers Roadside historic markers are our windows to the past. They educate us, they make us curious to investigate, or they provide a nice excuse to take a break and stretch our legs while we read what happened here. |
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25.  Pennsylvania Historical Markers
by: Keystone State Historians Roadside historic markers are our windows to the past. They educate us, they make us curious to investigate, or they provide a nice excuse to take a break and stretch our legs while we read what happened here. Pennsylvania's historic marker program is a great way to learn the history of the Keystone State! See waymark creation and logging requirements below. |