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I hope this qualifies - not really a 'fireworks stand' as it's a year round store (they all are around here as far as I know). Didn't want the thread to sit idle over the holiday weekend! Don't blow anything up!
If this is acceptable, let's stick with the theme - your bike with something dated 1776 or earlier - a building, sign for a historical site, grave marker, whatever.
This one is going to be hard. I live in one of the oldest cities west of the Mississippi. It was one of the first settlements west of the Mississippi and the first person to settle here was in 1788. It was incorporated in 1833...
Last edited by oneloudz71; Jul 5, 2016 at 09:47 AM.
I am in middle Tennessee and the earliest Tennessee settlement is in East Tennessee and dates to 1779. I imagine they were too busy staying alive to bother making a plaque to mark their settlement date.
This is a good one for the New England riders to get. Ride on guys.
This one is going to be hard. I live in one of the oldest cities west of the Mississippi. It was one of the first settlements west of the Mississippi and the first person to settle here was in 1788. It was incorporated in 1833...
Originally Posted by bill from tn
I am in middle Tennessee and the earliest Tennessee settlement is in East Tennessee and dates to 1779. I imagine they were too busy staying alive to bother making a plaque to mark their settlement date.
This is a good one for the New England riders to get. Ride on guys.
Hey guys - Sorry - having spent my my whole life in the Northeast, I hadn't considered this issue farther south or west. How about if we add anything US centennial or bicentennial related as also acceptable?
Last edited by dandrumheller; Jul 5, 2016 at 11:45 AM.
This one is going to be hard. I live in one of the oldest cities west of the Mississippi. It was one of the first settlements west of the Mississippi and the first person to settle here was in 1788. It was incorporated in 1833...
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