Submitted by Ted Ognibene

Plaque on one edge of a narrow street in the area of the city Georgetown in Penang, Malaysia, one of the most cheap touristy places to get a beer in the city. English portion says:

"Largely Cantonese & early Eurasian area near Catholic Cathedral. Lane of lovers probably referred to illicit liaisons with mistresses.

This is the only known to be plaque of such type in Cambridge, MA. It is located in the Agassiz area of Cambridge. This is a beautiful neighborhood with remaining childhood house of E E Cummings nearby, and several notable Harvard University buildings. The sidewalks have old bricks in a few places, but not in the area where the plaque is. One can see a few remaining pine trees in the area, too. Highly recommend this portion of Cambridge for a nice walk.  Submitted by Julia M.

Dolly
Jim Gray, sculptor
This statue of Dolly Parton was erected through the generosity of the people of Sevier County
Dedicated May 3, 1987
Steering Committee
Dian Robertson, chairman
Brenda Daugherty, Ann Kelch, Steve Lane, Dwight Ogle, Geraldine Smelcer, Debbie Smith, Sid Wade

Submitted by Chi C.

In 1917, Taylor M.E. Church was founded as the first Methodist church in Scotlandville (nee: Scotland) by twelve visionary African-American Methodists. In 1922, the name changed to Camphor Memorial M.E. Church. In 1968, its current name was established. The church serves the community with services, outreach ministry, and partners with churches and other organizations. Members of the church have been trailblazers and firsts in Government, Education, Medicine, Business and Politics.

This tree is dedicated to the memory of
Simon Bolivar
Liberator of Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia and Panama, on the bicentennial of his birth (1783-1983)
Venezuela Students Association

 Robert E. Nims was a 20th century gentleman and businessman who gave tirelessly of himself and touched many people's lives. He played and loved music, was a pioneer of the juke box industry and was devoted to the field of entertainment. He spent more than 55 years in pursuit of a dream to promote and celebrate the industry he loved. 
In recognition of her husband's belief in providing the best possible arts-training opportunities for young people, Mrs. Myrtis "Jeri" Nims dedicates the Robert E. Nims Jazz Walk of Fame.
Robert E. Nims     
July 4, 1925 - February 10, 2000