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3. NRHP Historic Districts - Contributing Buildings by: NRHP Geeks <span style="color:#ee0000;font:1.25em"> NB - see new requirements below under <i>Instructions for Posting an NRHP Historic Districts Contributing Building</i></span><br><br>
This category is to list structures cast in a supporting role for National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) Historic Districts as 'contributing structures.' |
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5. 'You Are Here' Maps by: "You Are Here" Managers
We've all seen those maps at the Mall or at an Amusement Park or even around town that have a little star or some other marker and say "You Are Here," That is what we are looking for in this Category. |
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8. This Old Church by: This Old Church Is a church nearby a centenarian? If so, this category is the place! Here you can Waymark 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. |
9. 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. |
10. 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. |
11. Signs of History by: Sign Historians You see them everywhere-on the sides of buildings, at waysides, bolted to rocks-outdoor signs that commemorate the history of an area. WARNING: There are already many historic marker categories restricted to geographic areas, particular subjects, or official lists. If the marker you are trying to Waymark fits in one of the existing categories, it is NOT allowed here. This category was conceived to fill the gaps these other categories miss. Click on "show additional information" before posting. |
12. Texas Historical Markers by: Texas Historical Markers Group Seek out a Texas Historical Marker. Record the coordinates, text, and a picture of the marker.
If "[show additional information]" is visible below, please click it to see the full description and requirements.
URGENT NOTE: Due to a site bug, you should complete the Marker Text field before Saving even if you plan to Save without Submitting.
NOTE: Categorizing an Uncategorized waymark into this category will have the same bug in the Marker Text field as above. Not recommended. |
13. Figurative Public Sculpture by: Figurative Public Sculpture Figurative Sculpture is sculpture that is based on the human or animal figure, but NOT that of any one particular human or animal. Please click on "show additional information" below to see requirements for posting in this category. |
14. 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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16. 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. |
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18. Roman Catholic Churches by: Sextons The Roman Catholic Church dates its origins to the first century A.D. and now has many thousands of churches in nearly every country of the world. Many of them are of historic and architectural interest, but large, small, new, old, simple or ornate they are all welcome here. |
19. 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. |
20. Citizen Memorials by: Monuments to the people Many people have left a significant impact on a community, friends, and loved ones to have had a permanent memorial erected in their honour. This category is dedicated to those places around the world where you find a memorial of some kind. |
21. Woodmen of the World Grave Markers/Monuments by: Woodmen of the World Many of these tree stump " monuments stand 4 to 5 feet high and show sawed or broken limbs traditionally symbolizing a life cut short. With this category we are trying to locate these special memorials left behind across the country. Please limit submissions to 4 markers per person in each cemetery, meaning multiple Waymarkers can each find 4 markers in the same cemetery. In addition we will also allow historical markers placed by Woodmen of the World, even those that are not cemetery markers. |
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23. 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)
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PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS A FACILITY TO SUGGEST CHANGES TO WAYMARKS, THE UK WAYMARKERS WOULD PREFER IF YOU EMAILED THEM DIRECT IF ANY CHANGES TO THEIR WAYMARKS ARE NEEDED. THANK YOU.
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<A HREF="https://wiki.groundspeak.com/download/attachments/11173980/ukfullmap.jpg?version=2&modificationDate=1356897482050"target= _blank">choose your Region from approved UK Region Map</a> |
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