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Searchable history of the Santa Clarita Valley (Los Angeles County) in pictures and text.

The mission of the Mojave Desert Heritage and Cultural Association is to research and conserve the natural and cultural history of the Mojave Desert region for the purpose of preserving and sharing these resources in perpetuity.

A virtual museum, library and encyclopedia of the cultural and natural history of the Florida Keys

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Railway and general photography, "Walks with a Camera", video, drawings, links

Danbury Railway Museum is a railroad museum located in Danbury, Connecticut with a roster of equipment, historic station, gift shop and more.

Prewar Lionel Trains Archive Library and Forum for locomotives, freight cars, passenger cars, accessories and other items

Train Simulator Message Forums & Railfan Message Forums & Add-on for MSTS File Library

A large collection of replacement toy train parts for Lionel Prewar, Lionel Postwar, Lionel Modern, LTI, LLC, Lionel O Gauge, Lionel O27, Lionel Standard Gauge, American Flyer S, American Flyer O, American Flyer Standard, American Flyer Wide Gauge, American Flyer Narrow Gauge, American Flyer HO, American Flyer 3/16, Noma Talking Stations, Ives, Dorfan, Marx, AMT, Books, Greenburg, T&M Books, Repair Tools & Repair Information, Schematics, Drawings, Lionel Service Information on CD-Rom and Books are sold online. We have an online searchable database of our parts and a FREE service information library.

Although some may think of its name as a political statement, Liberal really got its name from a spirit of hospitality and generosity. In the 1880s, water was a rare commodity in southwest Kansas. Travelers and ranchers needed a place to rest their livestock and quench their thirst as they headed west. Available water was often very expensive.<br /> <br /> S.S. Rogers homesteaded this area, digging a well for his own use. Visitors were always granted permission to use the well and always offered to pay for the privilege. “Water is always free here,” was Rogers’ reply.<br /> <br /> Visitor’s replies of, “that’s mighty liberal of you,” helped the area become known as “The Liberal Well” and travelers were encouraged to stop. Just a few miles off the southern Santa Fe Trail route, Liberal became an important stop in the history of the westward migration. Rogers later added a goods store and some people decided to stay and farm this area. In 1886, he put a post office in his store and in 1888, the small community known as Liberal, KS was incorporated.<br /> <br /> Not long after, the railroad headed west and created a depot, bringing permanent commerce to the area. The two Rock Island Depot buildings, both fully restored, can still be enjoyed. The Greer Eating House, which was the restaurant and motel in the past, houses a restaurant and the VA Medical Clinic. The main depot building houses the Liberal Chamber of Commerce and includes an area dedicated to railroad memorabilia.<br /> <br /> Another piece of railroad history, 13 miles northeast of Liberal, is the Mighty Samson of the Cimarron, a 1,269 foot railroad bridge built in 1939 and considered an engineering marvel of its day.<br /> <br /> During World War II, Liberal was used as a training site for the U.S. Army Corps pilots. Planes would stop and refuel in Liberal in transit between the Pacific and Atlantic campaigns.

The Schenectady Digital History Archive is the local history and genealogy Web site of the Schenectady County Public Library, affiliated with the NYGenWeb, USGenWeb and American History and Genealogy Projects and the American Local History Network

The Boone River and Webster City were elected the 2007 River Town of the Year. The Boone River is one of Iowa’s true gems. The rapids on the Boone River are enough for any average recreation user and provide an excellent habitat for Smallmouth Bass. If that isn’t enough, one of the tributaries to the Boone River features some of the best whitewater in Iowa. Canoe or kayaking rentals are available. Wilson Brewer Historic Complex Come and see a part of our past. Six historic buildings make up the complex which includes the first Hamilton County Courthouse, the second Illinois Central Railroad Depot, the Jamison Log Cabin, the Brewer Cabin, Mullberry Center Church, and Harmony Schoolhouse. These buildings are filled with fun historical artifacts and great memories of Webster City’s past. Click here to see a brochure. Hamilton County Fairgrounds Every July the fairgrounds are home to the excitement of the Hamilton County Fair. Enticing treats, fun entertainment, eye-catching attractions, and great rides, makes this fair one not to miss. During the summer, weekly car racing is held at the fairgrounds on Saturday night. Kendall Young Library This historic library was a gift to the city by Kendall Young, who left his entire estate for the construction and maintenance of a free public library. It was dedicated in 1905, expanded and restored in 1998 through donations to the People’s Project. The library houses three extraordinary collections: the Foster Doll Collection, the Abastenia Eberle Sculptures, and the Von Ness Native American Artifacts. You are sure to be amazed at this wonderfully historic treasure. Jane Young House Kendall Young settled in Webster City after his adventures as a farmer, soldier, fisherman, merchant, and Gold Rush participant. He married Jane Underdown in 1858 and soon moved here to open a mercantile and the city’s first bank. It was in the kitchen of this home in 1888 that young Teressa Treat asked her neighbor to donate to a fund to build a library. He turned her down, saying the group would never raise enough money to build a suitable library. The city was therefore quite surprised in 1896 when Kendall Young left his estate to the city for the express purpose of building a library. The main floor housed a temporary library. The house was relocated to make room for the beautiful library and moved again for the expansion. Today it is the home of the Webster City Women’s Club. Webster City Community Theatre Audiences have enjoyed quality comedies, musicals, dramas, mysteries and children’s productions since Webster City Community Theatre was organized in 1968. The Performing Arts Center, acquired and remodeled in 1992, is available for recitals, meetings, receptions and family gatherings.

Gold Coast Public Library