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Subject	City	State
Linda Ronstadt's dad ran a hardware store here.	Tucson	Arizona
Ramones' Rock 'n' Roll High School Filmed Here	Los Angeles	California
Where Bob Marley Worked Operating a Forklift	Newark	Delaware
President Garfield was shot here -site of National Gallery of Art	Washington	District of Columbia
W.S. Reynolds lived/worked here?	Washington	District of Columbia
Gabler's - was the best crab house in the history of the world!	Aberdeen	Maryland
First Broadside of Declaration of Independence Printed on this Site	Baltimore	Maryland
Babe Ruth once lived at what is now center field at Camden Yards.	Baltimore	Maryland
Slave pens were here, now Busch Stadium.	St. Louis	Missouri
Springsteen bought clothing here.	Asbury Park	New Jersey
Clarence Clemons, with the Broadways, Played Here	Asbury Park	New Jersey
All-black beach was here - 1900 thru early 1950s.	Atlantic City	New Jersey
Police Riot at Early Springsteen Show Here	Atlantic Highlands	New Jersey
Tippin Inn (on the chitterlin' circuit)	Berlin Township	New Jersey
Weber's Candy Store (for 123 years)	Bridgeton	New Jersey
Burlington Island, New Jersey	Burlington	New Jersey
Jersey Devil Sighting - Ferry Road, Camden	Camden	New Jersey
Latin Casino was here (2nd generation). Also, Emerald City.	Cherry Hill	New Jersey
Cream, Credence Clearwater Revival played here, Cherry Hill, NJ	Cherry Hill	New Jersey
Michael Landon Bronze Plaque Removed	Collingswood	New Jersey
Freeway Diner was here.	Deptford	New Jersey
Enslaved people were sold here in 1818 by Judge Van Wickle.	East Brunswick	New Jersey
Bruce Springsteen met up with friend at diner here. Glory Days ?	Eatontown	New Jersey
A house where Bruce Springsteen grew up was here.	Freedhold	New Jersey
Trenton Speedway on Site of Grounds for Sculptor; Concerts; Black Driver	Hamilton Township	New Jersey
Springsteen's dad worked at factory here.	Holmdel	New Jersey
Tube Bar, akin to Moe's Bar on The Simpsons, was here.	Jersey City	New Jersey
Pub that started Martin Luther King Jr.'s Civil Rights Crusade	Maple Shade	New Jersey
Bissett Pottery was here, circa 1878.	Middlesex	New Jersey
Bicycle Railroad in New Jersey	Mount Holly	New Jersey
First College Football Game EVER Was Played Here Nov. 6, 1869	New Brunswick	New Jersey
First Drive-In Movie Theater	Pennsauken Township	New Jersey
DeLorenzo's pizza, best there is? (Scalia and Alito ate there!)	Trenton	New Jersey
Pulaski Hotel was here in Wildwood, NJ	Wildwood	New Jersey
Bruce Willis Bartendered Here - Red Garter Saloon	Wildwood	New Jersey
Mysterious Woodbridge Figures Originated Here	Woodbridge	New Jersey
Kentile Floors sign is/was here	Brooklyn	New York
Charley Ross's kidnappers were killed here.	Brooklyn	New York
Kremer's Carousel Works was here.	Flushing	New York
Horn & Hardart with waitress service was here.	Fresh Meadows	New York
Helen Hayes Theater	New York	New York
U.S.A.'s Largest Brewery in late 1800s	New York	New York
Book store where Patti Smith had worked.	New York	New York
Edwin Levick Aeronautical and Marine Photographers was here.	New York	New York
Alimony Club (prison) was once here.	New York	New York
Where Warhol First Saw the Velvet Underground Perform	New York	New York
Alexander's Department Store was on this site.	New York	New York
Frank Lloyd Wright -designed Auto Showroom Demolished	New York	New York
New York Library Site Was Once A Giant Storage Tank	New York	New York
Palette hotel, a love hotel, was here.	New York	New York
First Wall Street Journal was published here.	New York	New York
Ruxton automobile company's HQ was here.	New York	New York
Weegee's U.S. Hotel photo taken at this location.	New York	New York
Gerde's Folk City - Dylan's Professional Debut	New York	New York
Bowlmor Lanes was here for decades.	New York	New York
Violin Maker Shop of Angelo P. Vitalia Was Here	New York	New York
Clement Clarke Moore lived on this site.	New York	New York
This Land Is Your Land lyrics written on this site.	New York	New York
P.T. Barnum exhibited 161-year-old slave here.	New York	New York
Beat Street, hip-hop/graffiti movie, was filmed here.	New York	New York
Greatest Photo in Jazz Shot Here, Open Door Club	New York	New York
Thelonius Monk's "Nutty" recorded here - Five Spot	New York	New York
The Quarantine was here.	Staten Island	New York
Writer David Quammen grew up here; Underground Railroad ran on same street.	Cincinnati	Ohio
Coach Dog Tavern was here for 23 years.	Boyertown	Pennsylvania
Red Lion Inn, Bensalem, PA	Bensalem	Pennsylvania
Toll House on Bristol Pike	Bensalem	Pennsylvania
Buehl Field	Bensalem	Pennsylvania
Halfway House - Philadelphia to Trenton	Bensalem	Pennsylvania
The Murder of Dr. Chapman	Bensalem	Pennsylvania
Site of Sarandrea's Farm - Cornwells Elementary School	Bensalem	Pennsylvania
Is Jim Bradley's Inside Fisher's Tudor House?	Bensalem	Pennsylvania
Sales Site for O-dome Homes	Bensalem	Pennsylvania
Site of Stan's Market	Bensalem	Pennsylvania
Andalusia Cycle Shop was here.	Bensalem	Pennsylvania
Concrete Boat Factory Was Here a Century Ago, and Movie Signs - Bensalem, PA	Bensalem	Pennsylvania
Kohl's on site of family farm in Bensalem, PA	Bensalem	Pennsylvania
Sztenderowicz Farm - Cornwells Heights	Bensalem (Cornwells Heights)	Pennsylvania
PFF (Peter F*g Frampton) Stencil Art (Graffiti) Was Here	Blue Bell	Pennsylvania
Chadds Peak Ski Resort was here.	Chadds Ford	Pennsylvania
Important Area in Croydon, PA, for Black History	Croydon	Pennsylvania
Frank Sinatra, others, performed here, Valley Forge Music Fair	Devon	Pennsylvania
Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin' was written about this property.	Doylestown	Pennsylvania
African American activist Layle Lane's LaCitadelle was here.	Doylestown	Pennsylvania
First Auntie Anne's Pretzel Stand	Exton	Pennsylvania
Housing Development Where Baseball Legend Was Born - Eddie Plank	Gettysburg	Pennsylvania
Sonny & Cher performed at Sans Souci Park	Hanover Township	Pennsylvania
Swell Bubble Gum factory was here.	Havertown	Pennsylvania
Langhorne Speedway was here.	Langhorne	Pennsylvania
Montgomeryville Mart, 1954 to 1990	Lansdale	Pennsylvania
WEST POINT PARK, West Point, PA	Lansdale	Pennsylvania
514 W. Main - a Milton B. Bean design?	Lansdale	Pennsylvania
Historic Tremont Hotel was here, Lansdale, PA.	Lansdale	Pennsylvania
Bartholomew's was here.	Lansdale	Pennsylvania
Jeanne's was here.	Lansdale	Pennsylvania
Speedway Motors was here.	Lansdale	Pennsylvania
Zane's Bakery was here, Lansdale, PA	Lansdale	Pennsylvania
Broadway Hotel, Lansdale, was here.	Lansdale	Pennsylvania
Lansdale Memorial Works was here.	Lansdale	Pennsylvania
Lansdale High School was here.	Lansdale	Pennsylvania
White's Liner Diner was here.	Lansdale	Pennsylvania
Shrey's Diner was here in the 1970s. Sun Oil station in 1920s.	Lansdale	Pennsylvania
Lansdale library, police department, were here.	Lansdale	Pennsylvania
Heebner Agricultural Works was here.	Lansdale	Pennsylvania
The A.C. Godshall Mill was here.	Lansdale	Pennsylvania
Did Wu-Tang Clan play in Lansdale, PA?	Lansdale	Pennsylvania
Perfect Foods, maker of Twitzels, was here.	Lansdale	Pennsylvania
Witchwood Farms Restaurant was here.	Montgomeryville	Pennsylvania
Liseter Welsh Ponies Were Bred Here (and murderer had lived here)	Newtown Square	Pennsylvania
Garrick Theater, a Milton B. Bean Design	Norristown	Pennsylvania
Montgomery Square United Methodist Church (former site)	North Wales	Pennsylvania
Lansdale (PA) Airport was here.	North Wales	Pennsylvania
Montgomery Mall on site of town square in colonial times.	North Wales	Pennsylvania
Famed Wood Carver Noah Weiss Ran Hotel Here	Northampton	Pennsylvania
Rendez-Vous Room - Philadelphia	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Original Sony Walkman Was First Sold Here	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
P.T. Barnum Museum	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Crispus Attucks Hotel	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Nabisco Plant Where Charles Bukowski Worked	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Police Concert at Liberty Bell Racetrack	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Quarry on Knights Road, Philadelphia, PA	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Site of an early show by The Police - Grendel's Lair	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Original Location - Academy of Natural Sciences	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
19th Century Publishing/ Mfg. on Dock Street, Philadelphia	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Former Site of Shepherd of the Lambs Orphanage	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Site of Francis Perot's Sons Brewery & Malt House	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Ramsay's Oyster House was here (1940s)	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
A. Kupchunas Bicycles was here (1940s)	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Le Compte's Oyster House (1940s)	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Dock Street was once Dock Creek.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Inquirer headquarters in 1860s	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Site of German Summer Theater	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Brick House Here in 1862	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Jimi Hendrix at Old Temple Stadium	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Babe Ruth played for a church team here - Kensington Neighborhood, Philadelphia	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Stanley Blacker Factory Was Here	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Boies Big Grizzly Penrose grew up here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
AHM Hobby Company was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Great grain elevator explosion was here - West Philly	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Crawley Wood Shop, circa 1950	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
W.C. Fields lived here in the 1880s.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Frederick Douglass Memorial Hospital was here. (Gertrude Bustill)	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
W.C. Fields lived here circa 1882.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
News Reel Laboratory was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Huge Civil War Hospital in West Philly - Satterlee Hospital	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Headquarters of Pythian (African American) Baseball Club	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Jack Frost Sugar Refinery was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Wilbur Chocolate Factory was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Virgin Mary vision reported in West Philly at this site.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Tasty Baking Company had its warehouse here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Philly's Chinatown Started Here Circa 1870	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Aquarama was here in the 1960s, Philadelphia	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
A. Schoenhut Co. (toymaker) was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Robert Morris Skaler, Philly historian / forensic-architect / postcard collector, grew up here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Inventor Walter Golaski's Workshop Was Here	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Funeral-for-a-home Home	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Original Latin Casino was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Louis Armstrong played at this Philly Club.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Louis Armstrong played Click Club in Philly; Longest Bar	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Embassy Club, Philly (& Cassatt Family)	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Valley Forge Beer was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Open Door Cafe was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Shangri-La nightclub was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Mary/Little Lamb author, who was also Thanksgiving founder, lived here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Otis Redding, James Brown, played at this club - Philly	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Elvis played (and was egged) here. Hendrix played here, too.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
The original Electric Factory was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Dylan, Doors, at Philadelphia's Town Hall; Ray Charles Arrested Here	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Albany Insurance Co. of NY was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Alliance Insurance Co. was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
American Insurance Co. of Newark, NJ, was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
American Union Fire Insurance Co. was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Atlantic Casualty Company was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Camden Fire Insurance Association was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Starlite Ballroom was here (Kensington, Philly)	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Omni's (musical night club) was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Rock legend Charlie Gracie recorded here: Reco-Art Sound Recording Co.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Drexel Camera Club met here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Declaration of Independence Written Here, Where Tom Thumb Hot Dogs Stood	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Hall & Oates Had First Show Here	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
State Theater was here - West Philly	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
School of Mary Anna Longstreth was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Elks Center : Rich in African American, Jazz, Punk Rock History	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Scott & Grauer, World's Largest Beer Distributorship, Was Here	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Casani Candy was here, circa 1903	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Hershey Candy was here, early 20th Century	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Leary's Bookstore was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Home of Free African James Oronoko Dexter was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Kennel Club, Rainbows, The Loft, were here, Philadelphia Night Clubs	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Cy's Penn Luncheonette was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Painter Thomas Eakins was born here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Octavius V. Catto lived in a home on this site.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Dox Thrash, Samuel J. Brown Jr., had a studio here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Only Doubleheader in Pro Basketball History	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Herbach & Rademan (& Liberty Bell) was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Pub Tiki was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Racial Divide at 1948 Democratic Convention	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Did the hoagie originate here?	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Old Jail Once Occupied Suit Corner	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Fays Theater (a Jim Crow theater), in West Philadelphia	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Noam Chomsky lived here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Oldest Black Church in U.S. started here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Esslinger's Brewery started here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Duke Ellington and Cootie Williams Photographed Here	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
What was oldest black-owned business in Philly was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Man Ray was born here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Did Charles Bukowski live here?	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Boy in the Box Discovery Site	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Magdalen Society: home to reform prostitutes, was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Pet store in Rocky was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
NFL Headquarters Was Here A Short Time	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Entertainment Greats Appeared at Rendezvous Room When It Was Here	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Truly Warner, the largest hat store in the world, was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Motorcycle speed record set approx. here on an Ace, 1923.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Cheech & Chong/Muddy Waters concert at swim club here. (And Ike & Tina, others.)	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Never-used subway station below this intersection?	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Peter Stretch's Corner at the Sign of the Dial - Philadelphia Clockmaker	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Churches once stood across from Pat's and Geno's Steaks.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Solomon Burke was born in a rowhouse here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Herbach & Rademan was here, on Radio Row	Philadlephia	Pennsylvania
Piper Hill Ski Area was once here.	Pipersville	Pennsylvania
Rosedale Diner, from Hall & Oates Abandoned Luncheonette Cover, Was Here	Pottstown	Pennsylvania
Diner on cover of Abandoned Luncheonette LP cover by Hall & Oates was photographed here.	Pottstown	Pennsylvania
Old Time Hotel - the striped go-go bar, had been here; building had a long history.	Warrington	Pennsylvania
Jimmy Superfly Snuka's Girlfriend Died on This Site	Whitehall	Pennsylvania
The Great Negro Mart was here.	Memphis	Tennessee
Seminal Blues Genius L.V. Thomas Was Born Here	Houston	Texas
Church of Blues Genius L.V. Thomas	Houston	Texas
Seminal Blues Genius Geeshie Wiley Lived Here	Houston	Texas
Derby-Port Drive-In screen stood here; first in VT to sell Dr. Pepper.	Derby	Vermont
William Howard Taft Homestead	Derby	Vermont
300-Year Old Ship Dug Up on Construction Site for Indigo Hotel	Alexandria	Virginia
Kurt Cobain Got His First Guitar Here	Friday Harbor	Washington
Kurt Cobain's High School, Employer	Friday Harbor	Washington
Kurt Cobain's Father Worked at Chevron Station that Existed on this Park Site	Hoaquim	Washington

Linda Ronstadt's dad ran a hardware store here.

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Ramones' Rock 'n' Roll High School Filmed Here

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Where Bob Marley Worked Operating a Forklift

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President Garfield was shot here -site of National Gallery of Art

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