76.  Dated Architectural Structures Multifarious
by:  All Things Dated
This category's mission is to seek out and document the many dated architectural structures that exist worldwide and to waymark them here as an alternative to existing categories that will not accept these dated architectural structures. |
77.  European Post Offices
by: European Post Offices Our goal at European Post Offices is to locate and waymark post office locations, including licensed post offices. We are particularly interested in standalone, 'traditional' Post Office locations - past and present. |
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79.  Arch Bridges 
by: Arch Bridges Place all bridges here which you find are constructed with an arch used as the main load bearing structure. This type of bridge design is one of the oldest and longest lasting. Several stone arch bridges made over 1000 years ago are still standing today, even without the use of mortar. No arch bridge is too small or too big for this category. |
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82.  Pictorial Pub Signs
by: Inn Signs This category is dedicated to finding traditional pub signs where the name of the establishment is depicted pictorially on a board hung outside the establishment. |
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84.  Static Artillery Displays
by: Cannon Squad The category includes all various forms of artillery on static public display. Examples of this category would include old world examples like; Ballistae; catapults; and trebuchets; to new world examples like cannons and howitzers. |
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86.  Castles
by: Castles Managers This category is for listing castles ancient and modern. The castles can be public or private, intact or ruined. |
87.  Headstones of Centenarians
by: Hundred and Up Headstones for Centenarians is a category for the collection and documentation of headstones that detail the honored as being aged at 100 years old or over at the time of their demise. |
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91.  Stone Church Artefacts
by: Historical Researchers This category is for stone church artefacts, objects can be entered in this category from within and around churches. We are looking for unusual objects; we do not want it to be a category of duplicate waymarks. Frieze art is an exception. |
92.  Courthouses
by: Court Jesters Courthouses are buildings that are, or have been, primarily used to conduct judicial proceedings. American county courthouses are also sometimes used as the center of the county government. |
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95.  Lucky 7
by: Lucky 7 This is a Waymark game to find at least seven Waymarks in a given radius. You can find and submit more than seven, but you can only use each of the Waymark departments once. All must be your Waymarks. All must be within a half-mile (0.8 KM) radius. For an extra challenge, limit the radius to a tenth of a mile (0.16 KM). Some of us WM in target rich environment.
Any future nearby Lucky Seven Waymarks cannot reuse a Waymark (WM) used in a previous WM. This means you can only use each WM once. |
96.  Methodist Churches
by: Methodists From its ambitious beginnings in 1729, Methodism is now the way of worship for over seventy-five million people worldwide. These Methodist congregations, in all their flavours, gather in buildings specific for Methodist worship. It is for buildings currently and formerly used as Methodist Churches that this category has been created. |
97.  Gazebos
by: Gazebo Guys A gazebo is a octagonal,or hexagonal structure with no walls. The roof is typically supported by pillars or wooden supports placed around the outer circle of the base. |
98.  UK Historical Markers
by: Token Chroniclers This Category is for Waymarking all of those historical marker sites around the UK and marker sites across the world with British connections. Historical marker sites provide visitors with important, interesting information and provide us with a chance to stop to rest while travelling.<P>
Use the approved UK Region Map to choose your Region: <A ref "bookmark" HREF="http://www.follow-the-arrow.co.uk/resources/images/ukregion1.jpg"target= _blank">visit link</A> |
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100.  Mosaics
by: We love mosaics This category is about mosaics you can find anywhere in the world both ancient and modern. Please note: We do need a close-up photo of the mosaic to make sure it is a mosaic. Please click on "show additional information" below to see requirements for posting in this category. |