 Relief Art Sculptures 
by:  Relief Art Curators
Locate and waymark all Relief Art Sculptures throughout the world, starting in your own town! (Note: Reliefs that form part of an object that falls into another category are no longer accepted). The relief MUST be a stand-alone piece of art -- not attached to or forming part of an object that can be submitted in another category (such as Frieze Art, all statue categories, all sculpture categories and any other category where relief artwork is part of a broader piece of work). |
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 Fish and Chips Restaurants
by: Malt and Salt Restaurants whose only or primary meal is fish and chips. From "Long John Silvers" and "Arthur Treacher's" to family or independently owned and operated locations that fry up fish for their hungry patrons. |
 AMVETS
by: AMVETS AMVETS (American Veterans) Organization Posts. |
 Jimmy Buffett
by: Parrotheads Jimmy Buffett is a singer-songwriter, author, businessman and subculture icon that's fueled the subtropic daydreams of parrotheads worldwide. Waymark locations that are dedicated and relevant to Jimmy Buffett and his music. |
 Bait Shops
by: MVCA Goes Waymarking Everyone who has ever picked up a fishing pole has at one time or another strolled through a bait shop. Large or small they all have one thing in common, they all sell bait for fishing. In order to qualify for this category your shop must sell bait. |
 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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 Auto Clubs
by: Travel Bugs Auto Club offices and centers world-wide that are part of the "Show Your Card" network, such as the AAA Auto Clubs in the U.S. and the ARC affiliated clubs in Europe. |
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 Rolling Ball Sculpture
by: Ball Rollers Rolling Ball Sculptures, also known as Kinetic Sculptures or Gravitram Sculptures, mainly rely on gravity and one motor to move balls around the track in a varying and intricate pattern. Some include audio, water, or time keeping components. |
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 Pirates
by: The Sea Rats Yo ho, me scurvy dogs!
We be looking for waymarking treasures that would shiver the timbers of the true buccaneer. Our plunder includes historic pirate sites, museum exhibits, ports and other booty significant to pirate history and the buccaneers of legend and lore. |
 Painted Mailboxes
by: Mailbox Graffiti Artists To show off the many hand painted mailboxes that someone has hand decorated with a mural or a painting.
- Not to be confused with the Category of "Themed Homemade Mailboxes"
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<b>Single photo Waymarks submitted before Oct. 01-2009 will be grandfathered.</b>
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 Carillon
by: Bell Boyz The goal of this category is to locate and photograph traditional examples of carillons throughout the world. Talk about your heavy metal music, these are considered to be some of the heaviest of musical instruments.
We are not looking for simple bell towers with just a few bells, and certainly are not interested in electronic ones. We will take those that have been converted over, but still have the bells within. Portable ones are an option, too.
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 Viquesney's Spirit of the Doughboy Statues
by: "Viquesney" Statues We are seeking the famous “Doughboy Statues” created by E.M. Viquesney to document the history and contributions of this Great American Sculptor. Viquesney created his Doughboy in response to a national interest to honor those who died, were wounded, or served in the World War. |
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 Carl's Jr./Hardee's Restaurants
by: CKE Restaurants We are looking for CKE Restaurants which include Carl's Jr. in the Western US and Hardee's in the Eastern US in addition to the dual-branded Carl's Jr./Green Burrito and Hardee's/Red Burrito locations. The 3,000+ stand-alone stores, food court and airport locations around the world (in 43 states and in 13 countries) can be waymarked here. |
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 Synagogues
by: The Scribes A synagogue is a Jewish house of prayer, found the world over, known as synagogues, temples, shuls or other local terms. |