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• July 13, 2011 arminchiro has been to Waterloo Village
  

  Waterloo Village

  Historic town settled in the 19th century because of its convenient location along a popular coal transport route

  Managed by New Jersey's Division of Parks & Forestry since 2007, Waterloo Village is considered so important to the history of the area that the state has budgeted more than $1 million to re-roof... »

  Intriguing Environs, Cultures and Civilizations , Architectural Oddities | Edited by pohanica and Nicholas Jackson

• July 13, 2011 arminchiro has been to Mütter Museum
  

  Mütter Museum

  America's most famous museum of medical oddities

  Located inside the headquarters of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia, the Mutter has a wide range of wondrous and curious displays, including the skeleton of the tallest man in North... »

  Medical Museums | Edited by Dylan, Josh and others

• July 13, 2011 arminchiro has been to Eastern State Penitentiary
  

  Eastern State Penitentiary

  World's first "penitentiary," meant to be humane, drove men insane

  Thrust into the middle of urban Philadephia is what looks like a great castle, a massive and haunting building. However, these walls weren't built to keep Crusaders and robbers out, but to keep... »

  Ghost Towns, Incredible Ruins | Edited by Dylan, wythe and 3 others

• July 13, 2011 arminchiro has been to Lucy the Elephant
  

  Lucy the Elephant

  Lucy, the world's largest "elephant," turns 128

  Lucy, the world's largest "elephant," celebrated her 128th birthday in 2009 in her hometown of Margate City, New Jersey. Built of tin and wood in 1882 by James V. Lafferty as a publicity stunt,... »

  Follies and Grottoes | Edited by Annetta and michelle