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Have You Heard This One? Where Are All the Toilets?

A Moscow-based businessman pacing through Washington D.C. was desperate to take a leak. After searching up and down, he could not find any public bathrooms in which he could relieve himself.

18 Photos Displaying The USA’s Beautifully Wild Nature

The White River passing under Mount Rainier in Washington 2. The Grand Canyon in Arizona from below - a part few people share in pictures 3. The Milky Way in a perfect arc over half dome at Yosemite National Park, California [related_articles] 4.

Watch These Old Historical Photos Come Magically to Life

Washington D.C., 1921 Peoples Drug was a drug store chain founded in Washington D.C. in 1905. Pictured is the second store the chain ever opened. It grew to 110 stores in the space of just 25 years, and the Peoples Drug name was still in use almost 90 years later. [related_articles] 5.

A Little History: The White House Renovation!

The White House Renovation of the 1950s washington, president, 1950s, renovation, white house, first lady When Harry S. Truman inherited the White House as his official residence, he was dismayed to discover its dismal state. Take a look at this 1950s renovation.

Paul Allen's Collection of WWII Planes Is Staggering!

The museum is located in a hangar in Everett, Washington. It is called the Flying Heritage Collection. Be sure to visit it if you're ever in town! 1. 

Visit the Great U.S. Cities... 100 Years Ago!

City, 1910 The main street of Memphis, north of Avenue Gayoso, 1910 [related_articles] Station “Louisville-Nashville”, Florida, 1910 Forsyth Street, Jacksonville, Florida, 1910 Beach in Atlantic City, 1915 Grant Avenue after an earthquake in San Francisco, 1906 Carts for transporting dairy Thompson, Washington

These Forests Are a Place of Peace and Beauty...

This is an area in the North-West USA that spreads over Washington and Oregon to the beaches of the pacific ocean. The name was given to it due to the huge variety of natural beauty, centered in one area.

These American History “Facts” Are Actually False

Related: Debunking 12 Myths About the Middle Ages Table of contents The Declaration of Independence wasn’t signed on July 4, 1776 Betsy Ross didn’t make the stars and stripes Slavery wasn’t just confined to the South George Washington didn’t have wooden teeth Washington, D.C., wasn’t always America’s

The Most Beautiful Castle Colleges!

Hall — Harvard University, Massachusetts Grey Towers Castle — Arcadia University, Pennsylvania Sterling Memorial Library — Yale University, Connecticut St Salvator’s Quad — University of St Andrews, Scotland St John’s College — University of Cambridge, United Kingdom Suzzallo Library — University of Washington

Fascinated by Space? Check Out These 12 Great NASA Photos

Pictured here, Spirit of Apollo, in commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of Apollo 8 at the Washington National Cathedral This stunning photo depicts the Washington National Cathedral, lit up with space imagery prior to the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum's Spirit of Apollo event commemorating

Portland: Fall in Love with America’s Weirdest City

Smell the Flowers Source: InSapphoWeTrust A short distance from Forest Park lies its more domesticated brother, Washington Park. In Washington Park you can find the International Rose Test Garden, one of the oldest and most famous institutions for the cultivation of new rose strains.