Statue attributed as (but apparently not originally intended to be) Guyasuta, Sharpsburg, PA. Large nest of wasps was developing under the statue’s proper left arm.
stone tools and honesty exhibit in rotating case, Frisco Native American Museum, Frisco, North Carolina
Afghan jezail b/w US drone aircraft: “…during the First Anglo-Afghan War (1839-42) it (jezail) came into its own as a sniper weapon, fired down from high cliffs down onto the British Army retreating from Kabul to Jalalabad. Being heavier and longer-barrelled than the British Brown Bess musket, the Jezail outmatched the return fire. Most were hand-made: only a few were rifled.”
Original promotional cards printed for release of 1877 Railroad Uprising historical marker series in Pittsburgh, Howling Mob Society, November 2007. Headlines are from local newspapers published during the week of the uprising, July of 1877.
Private historical marker placed by American Chemical Society, Grant and 7th Ave, Downtown Pittsburgh
