Jessieville, Arkansas
Nice street name. I am wondering how it got named that. Was there an incident close by?
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Nice street name. I am wondering how it got named that. Was there an incident close by?
lkraus
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It's where the crows hang out.
Anyname
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Portsmouth Harbor used to have a feature called Pull and Be Damned point. It was a rocky point made the shipping channel more than a little challenging. When TR was president, he had the area (officially known as Henderson's Point) was blasted out with black powder. At the time it was the largest manmade explosion:
http://seacoastnh.com/earlyimages/henderson/
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Signs I saw at two different places in the same week.
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lee
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It's more of a problem if you can't remember the name of your town, or how to locate it
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