1051.  Master Architects - Deconstructivism
by:  Master Architects - Deconstructivism Deconstructivism is an architectural movement that broke through the restraints of the traditional building "envelope" resulting in structures that sometimes seems more sculpture than architecture. Several architects emerged as leaders in the style and in this category we will waymark the work of those architects considered masters of the style. They are Peter Eisenman, Frank Gehry, Zaha Hadid, Coop Himmelblau, Rem Koolhaas, Daniel Libeskind, and Bernard Tschumi. |
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1053.  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! |
1054.  Velodromes
by: Velodrome Managers Category will locate and waymark Velodromes throughout the world, either still used , not currently in use, abandoned or being reused. |
1055.  Caritas Internationalis
by: Caritas Caritas Internationalis is confederation of over 160 members who are working in almost every country of the world. All organizations members of the Caritas Internationalis are to be Waymarked in this Category. |
1056.  Millennium Trees 
by: Millennium Trees Managers This category is for any variety of trees that were planted to commemorate the turning of the millennia. A plaque is typically placed nearby indicating that it is a millennium tree. |
1057.  Native American Trail Trees
by: Native American Trail Trees group Trail trees are trees that were modified by the American Aboriginal peoples in order to signify trails, campsites, or special locations (water supply, food, safety, etc.). Often these were oak saplings that are given a unique bend, usually pointed in the direction of the point of interest.
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1060.  Nordic Heritage
by: Nordic Heritage Managers The Nordic countries (i.e. Denmark, Finland, the Faroe Islands, Greenland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden and the Åland Islands) are rich in cultural heritage sites from the time of the declining Ice Age through the Viking Age, the Middle Ages and modern times. Some of these cultural heritage sites have also been recognized by Unesco as World Heritage. As in other countries, these cultural sites were and are placed under special monument protection and are usually also included in state lists. |
1061.  Man-made Animal Bridges and Crossings
by: Man-made Animal Bridges and Crossings The mission of this group is to seek out any man-made animal bridges and crossings that aid various wildlife in getting from point A to point B. We are particularly looking for earth bridges over highways and roads, bodies of water, as well as tunnels and corridors under highways and roads. |
1062.  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. |
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1066.  Magic Shops
by: Magicians This is a category to help all you budding magicians find a place to purchase your magic props. |
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1068.  Herbaria
by: Herbaria of the World <p>Herbaria are buildings set aside for the preparation and storage of plant specimens used in research by members of the scientific community.</p> |
1069.  Bartram Trail Historical Markers
by: Bartram Trailers William Bartram (1739-1823), an American naturalist and explorer was commissioned to explore the southeastern colonies and to collect and preserve unique specimens of plants. He was to ship the plants to England along with drawings of some of the plants and animals that he discovered. Bartram Trail Historical Markers have been erected to mark important places that William Bartram visited as he traveled through eight southern states. |
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1073.  Butterfield Overland Despatch Markers
by: Smoky Hill Trail Chasers To locate and document the condition of the BOD (Butterfield Overland Despatch) markers set by Howard C. Raynesford in the mid 1960's to mark the trail of David A. Butterfield's stage line. There were originally 138 markers set on the 220 miles of the route between Fort Ellsworth (Fort Harker) and the Kansas/Colorado state line.
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1074.  James Bond - 007
by: M.I.6 For marking locations related to the world's most famous spy and his creator, Ian Fleming. |
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