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Harold Washington Library, Chicago

Harold Washington Library, Chicago

This is the Harold Washington Library in Chicago, as described by this article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicago_Public_Library

Note: picture is relatively large and might take a moment to load.
Rating of 201/04/2007207Google Earth Logo
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Kate McCann -  Latham House Surgery

Kate McCann - Latham House Surgery

Kate McCann, 40, originally from Liverpool, worked as a GP at Latham House Surgery in Leicestershire, but has said she does not plan to return to work now. Kate McCann has quit her job as a GP to devote her life to working for children's charities! Ummmmmmmmmmm. Nice work if you can get it
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Cheviot Beach site of Harold Holt presumed death

Cheviot Beach site of Harold Holt presumed death

Harold Holt became the 17th Prime Minister of Australia in 1966. His term as Prime Minister dramatically ended in December 1967 when he disappeared while swimming at Cheviot Beach - presumed drowned.
No rating yet01/09/2008206Google Earth Logo
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Harold Holt Memorial Swimming Pool, Victoria, AU

Harold Holt Memorial Swimming Pool, Victoria, AU

In 1967 Harold Holt, the Australian Prime Minister disappeared, presumed drowned, while swimming near Portsea, Victoria. What type of memorial would you build for someone who drowned? A swimming pool, of course. A genuine tribute or a macabre gesture by an official with a sick sense of humour, we'll never know.
Rating of 410/07/2005160Google Earth Logo
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Stones of Jelling, Denmarks sign of Christianisation

Stones of Jelling, Denmarks sign of Christianisation

The two runic stones outside Jelling church was created around the year 955 and 965. On the front of the big stone from around 965 it shows the cruzified Christ with a viking dragon artwork around it.
The stone was raised by the danish King Harold Bluetooth and has a script in that times nordic language that says:

HARALTR KUNUKR BATH KAURUA KUBL THAUSI AFT KURM FATHUR SIN ...
No rating yet03/07/2007183Google Earth Logo
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Old Operating Theatre Museum, London, UK

Old Operating Theatre Museum, London, UK

Opposite Guy's Hospital on St Thomas Street. "Victorian Surgery Demonstration most Saturdays" according to the excellent website.
No rating yet09/18/2005124Google Earth Logo
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Battle of Hastings 1066

Battle of Hastings 1066

The place where 1066 Willem the concerer defeated and killed Harold Godwinson, the last Saxon King of England, and destroyed his army, opening England to the Norman conquest.
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Pontrilas Army Training Area (PATA)

Pontrilas Army Training Area (PATA)

Aerial view of the SAS Counter-Terrorism (CT) trainer unit at Pontrilas

The area, north of the village of Pontrilas in Herefordshire, close to the Welsh border, seems to be a former munitions depot, judging by the (dismantled) train line system, just west of the training area's main gate, near the village of Ewyas Harold.

The old disused munitions train line syst...
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Akbar Khan Hospital, Kabul, Afghanistan

Akbar Khan Hospital, Kabul, Afghanistan

Following extensive renovations, Wazir Akbar Khan Hospital in the Afghan capital, Kabul, was handed over to the Ministry of Public Health on 25 January 2005.

The Red Cross' connection with Wazir Akbar Khan Hospital goes back many years. The 100-bed facility was, and still is, the main referral hospital for orthopaedic and emergency surgery in Afghanistan. In the 1990s, as fightin...
Rating of 308/03/2005275Google Earth Logo
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D-Day - First movements of 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment

D-Day - First movements of 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment

Known from the miniseries Band of brothers

Roll of honor

506th Parachute Infantry Rgt : Colonel Robert Sink
Rgt Hq Co : Captain Edward A. Peters (KIA 6 June)
Rgt Service Co : Captain George L. Barton III

1/506th : Lt Col. William L. Turner (KIA 7 June), Lt Col. James L. LaPrade (From 7 June)
Hq Co : Captain Lloyd E. Patch
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Cruise Ship being Expanded

Cruise Ship being Expanded

ROZENBURG, the Netherlands - The Keppel-Verolme Shipyard has been hired to enlarge a cruise ship owned by Miami, Florida-based Royal Caribbean International. The vessel, ‘Enchant-ment of the Seas’, will be stretched with an eleven decks high, 22-metres long segment in its current 279-metres long hull.

The ship surgery contract represents a value of $45 million and could be follow...
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Battle at Rorkes Drift, 1879

Battle at Rorkes Drift, 1879

The battle at Rorke's Drift during the afternoon of 22 January 1879, is among the most famous in the history of the British Army. Approximately 4000 Zulus, under the command of Prince Dabulamanzi kaMpande, King Cetshwayo's half-brother, were opposed by 95 effectives of Company B of the 2d Battalion, 24th Warwickshire Regiment, commanded by Lt. Gonville Bromhead. Commissary troops, medical perso...
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