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Tag Archives: Architecture
The Transcontinental Railroad Final Link?
Today I have been thinking about the story of the Golden Spike. The last spike of the Transcontinental Railroad was driven on May 10, 1869 at Promontory Summit in Utah. This joined the railheads of the Union Pacific and Central … Continue reading
Posted in California, History
Tagged Architecture, California, Culture, Golden Spike, history, Mossdale, Omaha Nebraska, Promontory, Railroad Bridge, Transcontinental Railroad, transportation, travel, Union Pacific
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A Memorable Earthquake Drill
Tonight I am thinking about an earthquake drill that I took part in ten years ago. Tomorrow is the 38th anniversary of the 1985 Mexico City earthquake. On the morning of September 19 Mexico City was struck by an 8.1 … Continue reading
Posted in Education, History, Travel
Tagged Architecture, Culture, Earthquake, Emergency Preparedness, Evacuation Drill, history, memories, Mexico City, nature, travel
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