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The locomotive used in the 2006 film Outlaw Trail: The Treasure of Butch Cassidy (pictured) was once owned by the Union Pacific Railroad, whose trains Butch Cassidy had robbed in the 1890s.
in nine years of professional gridiron football, Jacoby Shepherd has played for eleven teams in three leagues.
Washington State Route 203 originally was split into four roads, later combined in 1937.
Mickey Morandini turned the first regular-season unassisted triple play by a second baseman in National League history.
According to medieval French legend, guivres were dragon-like creatures with venomous breath, known to prowl the French countryside.
Pioneer Morris Moss caused an international incident between the United States and Canada by seal hunting along the British Columbia Coast in the 1870s.
Buxhall tower mill was built in 1860, incorporating the base of an earlier smock mill, which was itself built in 1815.
Devin Britton won the 2009 NCAA Men's Tennis singles national championship as a freshman and is the only University of Mississippi tennis player to win the championship.
According to legend, the foundation for the Siri Fort (pictured) in Delhi was laid on the severed heads ("Siri" in Urdu: "head") of about 8,000 Mongol soldiers.
While fleeing from Greece to Egypt during World War II, a frustrated Olivia Manning used a chamberpot to crush a fellow refugee's Parisian hats?.
Italian architect Donato Bramante was nicknamed il Ruinate for the destruction of the papal tombs in Old St. Peter's Basilica.
Matthew Mullineux, captain of the 1899 British Lions rugby team, was immortalised in verse by Australian bush poet Banjo Paterson, famed author of "Waltzing Matilda".
After 14 years above an ambulance company, KDCQ in Coos Bay, Oregon, relocated its radio studios to a former buffet restaurant.

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