 Hooters Restaurants
by:  Hooter's Executive Hooters Restaurants: a sports-themed restaurant chain that offers foods typically associated with the genre, served by young, pretty women who are dressed in complementary attire. |
 Quadrivia 
by: Quadrivians Quadrivia. Latin: where four ways meet. Locate a simple cross road which is associated with four different street names. |
 Peace Memorials
by: Peace Seekers The purpose of this category is to seek out monuments/memorials that promote the ideals of national, international, or world peace. |
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 Outdoor Altars
by: Out In The Rain Outdoor Altars are permanent structures made of wood, metal or stone that are positioned outdoors for the purpose of worshipping outdoors. These are unique creations in religions where worship is traditionally performed indoors as much as possible. This category will document the locations of these outdoor altars. |
 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. |
 Howard Johnson's
by: Joe's Hoes For most of the 20th century, the orange roof of Howard Johnson's was a familiar sight along the great American roadside. By the 1970's, there were more Howard Johnson's Restaurants than McDonald's, Burger King and Wendy's combined. Now there are only 2 still up and running. We're looking primarily for those that haven't been bulldozed, but instead have been re-purposed. And we'll take the locations that have been bulldozed, as well as the 2 remaining restaurants! |
 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. |
 Kugel Balls
by: Push!!!!!!! A Kugel is a heavy ball perfectly balanced on a base that matches its curvature. Kids (and adults!) love to shove these balls around and see if they can stop them from spinning. This category is dedicated to seeking out these interesting structures. |
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 Dedicated Benches
by: People Who Like to Sit You see them most every time you go to the park. A bench with a plaque that reads, "In Memory of..." or "Dedicated To..." The purpose of this category is to waymark those benches. |
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 Artistic Seating
by: Sitting Pretty Artists around the world have used many different types of media to transform or create benches for public use. Artistically created, or artistically altered public seating has a place here. |
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 Bus Stations
by: Bus Drivers To locate, waymark and photograph bus stations, bus terminals and bus transfer points worldwide. To also note any intresting information about the station. |
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 Old Agricultural Equipment
by: Old Agricultural Equipment <span style="color:red">NB: Please read the requirements before posting as changes and additions have been effected as of August, 2022.</span><br>
This is a place to catalog old agricultural equipment from years gone by. These can be plows, harvesters, threshers, seeders, balers, etc. that are not from the modern era (pre-1970). There is a lot of interesting old machinery sitting around in fields and museums. |
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 Afghanistan-Iraq War Memorials
by: Grateful Americans This category's purpose is to waymark memorials dedicated to those men and women who served/perished in the Afghanistan-Iraq War theater in the war against terrorism. (Desert Storm is not part of this war) We as Citizens of the free world should always hold dear the honor of those who serve our nations and this great cause. There are just a few of these memorials at present, but in the future there will be many, and this category is a fitting honor by waymarkers to their sacrifice. |
 Cross Country Ski Trailheads
by: Wooden Gliders This category is collecting waymarks for all public, cross country skiing trails. While many trails are suitable for cross country skiing, this category is looking only for those trails that have been designated for cross country skiing and can be identified by signs or map information. |
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 War of 1812
by: The 2nd Revolution The sub-section to the Napoleonic War (1793-1815), fought primarily in the United States, at sea, & in Canada - Between 1811 and 1815. |