We all drive by historical markers on a daily basis, myself included. Every once in a while, I'll stop to take a look, but no often enough. A lot of times, they provide some real interesting historical perspective on a town or village. Other times, they might be quite generic. One resolution I have this year is to stop at more of those historical markers on my daily treks. It may provide some knowledge of my community I had no idea existed.
Historical markers
Posted by John Lawrence at Friday, February 2, 2024 at 11:40 AM
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