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The portrait of George Washington on a one dollar note that was issued by the Bank of the Republic of Providence, Rhode Island. It was printed c. 1855.
George Hecht is interviewed by KEZI Channel 9 about the fallen tree on Fenton on the University of Oregon campus.
George Square, Glasgow
And pano'd - www.flickr.com/photos/billyrosendale/4879192280/ (I prefer the Pano : ))
The tragic and unjust murder of George Floyd on May 25, 2020 caused a tidal wave of anger, frustration, and action to address systemic police brutality and racism in our community, state, country, and world.
I'm embarrassed to say that this happened very near to my home. In fact, it took me well over a month to visit the memorial site where Mr. Floyd uttered his last words, "I can't breathe" at 38th & Chicago in Minneapolis, MN.
The pain and suffering are still apparent, but out of the ashes emerges a new feeling of activism and awareness. I can only hope that the energy around this tragedy leads to positive things.
George is a product of a hatching projects. In these projects some facility hatches a clutch of eggs to show chicks being born. In most of these projects no thought is given about what to do with the chickens after the project is finished. George was lucky enough to b brought to Tamerlaine Sanctuary where he lives with a number of hens.
Tamerlaine Sanctuary is in Montague NJ.
The link below is to as page on the United Poultry Concern's website that offers alternatives to hatching projects.
Visited George Pearl Hall a few days after graduation. I think I will remain nostalgic for some time to come. I'll miss this place. More at my blog.
George Washington University Colonials hosted American University Eagles for insomniac hockey at Kettler Capitals IcePlex on 10/4/14.
George Barna speaking at the 2026 Educators Summit at the Marriott Lincolnshire Resort in Chicago, Illinois.
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George Barnett And The Ninth Wave plays The Yardbird in Birmingham, 12 February 2012.
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Photos for Gig Junkies with review by Daron of The Hearing Aid.
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George Washington University Colonials hosted American University Eagles for insomniac hockey at Kettler Capitals IcePlex on 10/4/14.
This Wax Figure of President George Washington stands in the House of Presidents in Clermont, Florida.
RFA Fort George being towed into Cammell Lairds to be stripped down before decommision, looking very worn.
This hotel overlooks St Georges Square, Huddersfield and was the birthplace of Rugby League on August 29, 1895 when 21 northern clubs held a meeting and by a majority of 20 to 1 voted to secede from the Rugby Football Union to set up their own Northern Rugby Football Union, which In 1922 became the Rugby Football League.
Memorabilia recalling the meeting can be found throughout the hotel as well as in the Heritage Centre, which is located in the basement of the George. It is the UK’s only rugby league heritage museum. It was the brainchild of sports presenter Mike Stephenson.
The Rugby League Heritage centre was opened on 30 August 2005 by former players Billy Boston, Neil Fox and Mick Sullivan.
Within the Centre are displays of memorabilia, including rare shirts, medals, caps, programmes and photographs. There is also footage played on several plasma screens. The British Rugby League Hall of Fame is now located in the Heritage Centre.
"George Middleton was an early leader in Boston’s African American community and he was a colonel in the Revolutionary War. Middleton and Louis Glapion began constructing a two family residence at 5 Pinckney Street in 1786. Finished in 1787, this building is now the oldest extant home on Beacon Hill. This wood structure is a typical example of late 18th century Boston homes built by African Americans.
Little is known of Louis Glapion except that he was a hairdresser who may have been from the French West Indies. Glapion lived and ran his business out of 5 Pinckney Street until his death in 1813. His wife Lucy continued to live there until 1832. George Middleton worked tending horses, but during the Revolution he was the leader of a black militia company called the Bucks of America. While little evidence of the group has survived, they likely guarded the property of Boston merchants during the Revolution and they may have also been known as the “Protectors.” Near the close of the Revolution, the Bucks of America were presented with a unit flag by John Hancock. This flag is preserved in the collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society."
From: www.nps.gov/boaf/historyculture/george-middleton-house.htm
The tragic and unjust murder of George Floyd on May 25, 2020 caused a tidal wave of anger, frustration, and action to address systemic police brutality and racism in our community, state, country, and world.
I'm embarrassed to say that this happened very near to my home. In fact, it took me well over a month to visit the memorial site where Mr. Floyd uttered his last words, "I can't breathe" at 38th & Chicago in Minneapolis, MN.
The pain and suffering are still apparent, but out of the ashes emerges a new feeling of activism and awareness. I can only hope that the energy around this tragedy leads to positive things.