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Two U.S. National Landmarks That Move!

Posted on July 4, 2016 by wordcloud9

Most National Landmarks and Monuments stand still, but these two are National Landmarks because they move — people from place to place. The world’s first cable car line, on Clay Street in San Francisco, began service in August 1873. Cable … Continue reading →

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