Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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One of the greatest third basemen to ever play the game. Averaged 100 runs, 35 home runs, and 98 RBI in his 13 seasons in Milwaukee. Runner-up to the National League MVP in 1953 and 1959, when he led the league in home runs. . . .
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One of the greatest third basemen to ever play the game. Averaged 100 runs, 35 home runs, and 98 RBI in his 13 seasons in Milwaukee. Runner-up to the National League MVP in 1953 and 1959, when he led the league in home runs. . . . (Sports) Includes complete text, location, directions, 2 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
Im Ursprung Mitte des 13. Jh. entstanden Erweiterungen im 16. Jh., Kirchenschiff 1740 Baumeister Leopold Retty aus Ansbach Grafenloge, Kanzel und Epitaph aus der Werkstatt Georg Brenk - (English translation:) Of . . . 
Perinton Established May 25, 1812, as part of Boyle, named for Glover Perrin; his brother, Jesse Perrin, Revolutionary War veteran and early pioneer, donated land for first cemetery. Home of “Certo” and “Sure Jell,” apple . . . 
Nearby Stood The Homestead Of Thomas Hinckley Governor Of Plymouth Colony From 1681 To The Union With The Bay Colony in 1692. 
1814 During the War of 1812, Captain Richard Raggett, of the British blockade ship, H.M.S. Spenser, demanded a ransom of $6,000 from the village of Barnstable, or else he would destroy the extensive saltworks owned by . . . 
City of New York Park Avenue Viaduct Authorized by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment July 15, 1912 Erected under the direction of Frank L. Dowling President of the Borough of Manhattan Opened to the public 1919 . . . 
In honor of Franz Daniel Pastorius First German Settler in America and Founder of Germantown, Pennsylvania In Memory of the 300th Anniversary of his Emigration Presents this Plaque to the place of his birth Sommerhausen July . . . 
English: Daniel Lionel Hanington was born on 27 June 1835 in Shediac, New Brunswick, to Daniel Hanington, Sr. and Margaret Peters. He attended Mount Allison Academy, and then studied law under Charles Fisher in Fredericton. . . . 
English: Edward R. McDonald was born in Pointe-du-Chêne, New Brunswick, in 1871. He was the son of Captain William McDonald and Catherine Costello McDonald. He was married to Miss Annie Gertrude Ryan and was the father of . . . 
Dieses wohl älteste, denkmalgeschützte Haus Stammheims geht in seinem Ursprung auf das 16. Jahrhundert zurück. Später wurde es umgebaut und mit einer barocken Fassade umgestaltet. Zwei massive Sandsteinfiguren, der . . . 
Commercial development of S. Quanah (sometimes spelled "Quannah") Avenue between W. 21st Street and W. 22nd Place took off after World War II as businesses relocated from the older commercial center in the 1700 block to this . . . 
English: From Newcastle paperboy to London press baron, Max Aitken was, in his time, one of the most powerful Canadians on the world's stage. A self-made millionaire, he worked his way into the limelight through a 50-year . . . 
Settlements on the west side of the Arkansas River proliferated following completion of the railroad bridge in 1883. After the Red Fork oil strike in 1901 scores of people moved to the area and it was annexed into Tulsa in . . . 
The Cathedral Square area, south of the central business district, contains several grand churches with their accompanying educational and support facilities. The churches, constructed between 1912 and 1929, are high-style . . . 
While Route 66 followed 11th Street east and west of downtown Tulsa, between S. Boulder Avenue and S. Elgin Avenue it followed E. 10th Street. As was common all along Route 66, auto-related businesses opened in locations . . . 
Chisholm Trail Lookout Point This site was given by Henry and Blanche Price in honor of the Pickens County Cowpunchers Association and all other cowboys and pioneers that used this trail Replaced March 2007 Oklahoma . . . 
The bell of this church rang out about 11p.m. on July 1, 1917, as both a warning and a call to arms. Trouble was brewing.
Dr. Leroy Bundy lived here. He was a community leader in 1917. He stood trial and was found guilty of causing the riot. He was sentenced to life in prison. He was later exonerated by the Illinois Supreme Court.
White rioters attempted to push their violence past 10th Street, but snipers were ready and fired shots. Rioters retreated, but there was still much damage.
Hundreds crossed the Municipal Free Bridge over to St. Louis to escape the violence. White rioters attempted to block the entrance, killing some.
