376.  High Level Marks 
by:  High Water Markers A category to waymark high level marks. These can be any mark or marker that depicts historic levels reached when water, snow, mud, ash, etc. attained certain levels in depth or height. |
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378.  LEED Buildings
by: The LEEDers The purpose of this Category is to Waymark Buildings with one of four levels (e.g. Bronze/Certified, Silver, Gold, or Platinum) of Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design(LEED) Certification.
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379.  Carnegie Library Buildings
by: Carnegie Libraries Managers More than 2500 Carnegie library buildings were built between 1881 and 1919. Many of the buildings still exist today and are used for various purposes. This category will list these buildings regardless of their use today. |
380.  Portuguese Inventory of Architectural Patrimony
by: IPA [PT] Esta Categoria de Waymarking é para compilar a lista do património arquitectónico Português (em território nacional) e de raiz Portuguesa (espalhado pelo Mundo). [EN] This Waymarking Category is for recording the Portuguese architectural patrimony (in Portugal) and of Portuguese roots (spread throughout the world). |
381.  Elevated Everyday Objects
by: Pole Workers Ordinarily ground level objects permanently placed up high for commercial or artistic purposes as an eye-catching 3-dimensional sculpture or sign.
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383.  Gates of Distinction
by: The Gatekeepers <br>
With this 'Category' we would like to find Unique, Historic, Ornamental or "Classy" Garden or Driveway gates that are appealing to the eye and make you want to stop and take a picture.
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*All postage size photos will be rejected* |
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387.  Millstones
by: MillersUnited Locate any displayed or abandoned millstones. Mill stones are stones used for grinding raw products such as wheat in to food products like flour.
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388.  Wagon Roads and Trails
by: Wagon Roads & Trails This is a waymark to document all of the wagon roads & trails used by Native Americans, emigrants, merchants, U.S. Government, and stagecoaches in the expansion of the United States & Canada. |
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391.  Famous Fictional Figures
by: Fans of Fiction This category is for documenting the location of famous fictional figures permanently captured in the form of a public statue or sculpture. The represented figures can be from movies, television, literature, or other sources. |
392.  Lions Clubs International Markers
by: JustLionAround This category is to Waymark the Friendship Arches, Monuments and Plaques placed by Lions Clubs International members worldwide.
Lions Clubs International (LCI) is a secular service organization with over 44,500 clubs and more than 1.3 million members in 206 countries around the world. |
393.  Ranger Stations
by: Ranger Stations This category is for locating and Waymarking the Active Ranger Stations World Wide.
Each Country may have a different title for "Ranger Stations".
These are normally places where you can get information from a person or persons for National,State and Local Parks for that location. |
394.  Odd Fellow Lodges
by: Odd Fellows The goal is to find and photograph Odd Fellows lodges, as well as any homes, encampments, grave yards, or other affiliated locations. This could include Rebekah and Theta Rho Girls' Clubs, which are related organizations. These could be locations in other countries, too. Individual graves don't fit the category. |
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396.  Out of Place Graves
by: Out of Place Graves This category is for those Graves that just don't belong where they are found. For instance it could be a Confederate General buried in the North or it could be a single grave in the middle of a residential neighborhood, they just don't belong there. |
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399.  Unique Artistic Shop Signs
by: Unique Artistic Shop Signs The goal of this category is to waymark <b>Unique Artistic Shop Signs</b> where the name or kind of the shop is depicted in a <b>symbolic and artistic way</b>.<br/><br/>
We are <b>NOT</b> looking for ordinary everyday shop signs, which can be found in any city around the world many times. See the expanded Description for details and examples. |
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