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July 3, 2026

The Quirkiest Small-Town July 4th Celebrations for America’s 250th — Bristol RI’s 241-Year-Old Parade, Nebraska’s Congressionally Official Fourth of July City, the Longest Parade Route in the Country, and the Biggest Celebration Outside the US

Bristol, RI has run a July 4th parade every year since 1785 — the oldest continuous celebration in America, and 2026 is parade #241. Seward, Nebraska is Congress’s official Fourth of July City, expecting nearly 50,000 visitors. Alameda, CA runs the longest parade route in the country at 3.3 miles. And the biggest July 4th party outside the US happens every year in a forest in Denmark, running since 1912. America 250 mini-series post 2 of 3.

July 2, 2026

NYC for America’s 250th — Sail4th 250 Puts 32 Nations and 15,000 Sailors in the Harbor July 3–8, Macy’s Lights Both Rivers at 8pm, and Here’s Everything You Need to Know Before You Go

Sail4th 250 is the largest gathering of tall ships since 1976 — 32 countries, 15,000 sailors, July 3–8 in NYC Harbor. Free public ship tours July 5–7 at Brooklyn Bridge Park, South Street Seaport, and the Intrepid. Macy’s fireworks over both rivers at 8pm July 4. ESB goes red-white-blue July 3–5. Weather alert: extreme heat 98–101°F with a real plan for hot afternoons.

June 30, 2026

BETola — The Free Daily AI Sports Betting Site That Runs NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB, College Football, College Basketball, and PGA Golf Through Multiple AI Analysts, Surfaces the Bets With the Biggest Edge Over the Book, and Ships It All as a Daily Podcast You Can Listen to While You Scroll

Free daily AI sports betting site covering NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB, CFB, CBB, and PGA Golf. Multiple AI analysts per game with reasoned writeups and confidence percentages — all publicly graded the next day. Every bet shows an edge % vs the book’s implied line. Daily TTS-narrated podcast pinned at the top of every page. My Bets OCR tracker, expert picks aggregation, bankroll simulator. No login, no ads, no paywall. Disclosure: we built this.

June 26, 2026

ARRL Field Day — 31,000+ Ham Radio Operators Set Up Portable Emergency Stations Every Fourth Weekend of June, Run on Batteries and Generators, and Try to Make as Many Contacts as Possible in 24 Hours

ARRL Field Day — the largest amateur radio operating event in North America. 31,000+ hams set up portable stations in parks, on mountaintops, and in fields, running on battery, solar, or generator. They simulate emergency communications conditions and score points by working other stations across as many bands and modes as possible in 24 hours. You can drive to one near you and watch.

June 25, 2026

The Wimbledon Queue — The Only Grand Slam Where You Can Buy Centre Court Tickets the Day of Play by Lining Up, and the All England Club Runs a Free Live Tracker So You Know When to Go

Every day of The Championships, Wimbledon releases roughly 500 Centre Court tickets, 500 No. 1 Court tickets, and around 6,000 grounds passes to The Queue — face value, no scalpers, first-come first-served. Camp overnight in Wimbledon Park, get a numbered card from a steward at dawn, walk in at 9:30am. The AELTC publishes a free live tracker so you know before you go.

June 24, 2026

Cities and Memory — The Sound Map of the World Where Every Location Has Two Recordings: the Real Place and an Artist’s Reimagining of It

citiesandmemory.com is a world map covered in pins. Each pin is a place. Click it and you get two sounds: the field recording of that location as it actually was, and an artist’s composition built from that raw material. 8,000+ sounds, 140+ countries, 2,500+ contributing artists, running since 2015. The pandemic recordings, Arctic seal calls, protest audio — all filterable, all free.

June 23, 2026

WebSDR and KiwiSDR — Tune Real Radio Receivers Around the World From Your Browser, Free, No Login

websdr.org lists 123 active radio receivers you can tune right now from any browser — including the University of Twente WebSDR in the Netherlands, covering 0–30 MHz with 400+ simultaneous listeners. Pick a frequency. Hear what’s there. Shortwave broadcasts, HF amateur traffic, time signals, weather fax. KiwiSDR extends this to hundreds of volunteer-hosted receivers worldwide.

June 22, 2026

UNC Plays for Its First-Ever Baseball National Title Tonight in Omaha — Game 3 vs Oklahoma, 7 PM ET on ESPN

North Carolina and Oklahoma split the first two games of the CWS Championship Series — Oklahoma 9–3 in Game 1, UNC 6–2 in Game 2. The decisive Game 3 is tonight at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN. The Tar Heels have made 13 trips to Omaha, been runner-up in 2006 and 2007, and have never won a national baseball title. Caden Glauber (12-0) and the path to Omaha explained.

June 20, 2026

The Carolina Hurricanes Won the 2026 Stanley Cup and Raleigh’s Throwing a Parade Today — 20 Years to the Day From the 2006 Championship March

The Canes beat Vegas in six games. Jordan Staal wins Conn Smythe. The victory parade is today in downtown Raleigh — June 20, 2026 — exactly 20 years to the day from the 2006 championship celebration. Route, start time, and how to watch it free from anywhere via ABC11 on Disney+.

June 19, 2026

The USGA Runs a Free Live Shot Tracker at usopen.com — Every Player, Every Shot, All Four Rounds, GPS-Overlaid on Aerial Hole Views, No Login Required

usopen.com has a free live shot tracker — every player, every shot, all four rounds at Shinnecock Hills. GPS overlay on aerial views. No login required. Same lane as the Masters tracker (#007), applied to the US Open while it’s happening this week.

June 17, 2026

The US Open Is the Only Major You Can Try Out For — Any Amateur With a Low-Enough Handicap Can Pay an Entry Fee and Qualify Their Way In, Around 10,000 Try Every Year, and 156 Make Shinnecock Hills

The Masters is invite-only. The PGA Championship goes to card holders. The Open Championship is mostly exempt. The US Open is the one where any amateur with a low handicap can pay an entry fee and try to play their way in. Around 10,000 people enter every year. 156 make it to Shinnecock Hills. Nearly a third of the 2026 field earned their spot through qualifying.

June 15, 2026

The David Rumsey Map Collection — One Private Collector in San Francisco Spent 46 Years Buying Historical Maps Nobody Else Wanted, Digitized 148,808 of Them at 300-800 PPI, Built a Free Browser Viewer, and Donated 150,000 Physical Maps to Stanford in 2009

David Rumsey is a private collector in San Francisco who made his fortune in real estate, started collecting historical maps in 1980, and has accumulated more than 200,000 of them. He scans them at 300-800 PPI (individual files up to 5 GB) and puts them all online for free at davidrumsey.com, with a high-resolution browser viewer, side-by-side comparison, interactive globes, and crowdsourced map registration. He donated 150,000 physical maps to Stanford in 2009.

June 14, 2026

Flag Day Is June 14 Because the Continental Congress Passed a Two-Sentence Flag Resolution on June 14, 1777 — Plus the Betsy Ross Myth, the Francis Hopkinson Truth, and the 140-by-70-Foot, 340-Pound American Flag Flying on a 400-Foot Pole in Sheboygan, Wisconsin

Flag Day is June 14 because the Second Continental Congress passed a two-sentence Flag Resolution on June 14, 1777 — one that didn’t specify how to arrange the stars, didn’t set a star-point count, and didn’t name a designer. Plus: the Betsy Ross story was invented by her grandson 93 years after the alleged event, the real designer Francis Hopkinson asked Congress for a quarter-cask of wine and got nothing, and the largest free-flying American flag in the country today is 140 ft by 70 ft, weighs 340 lb, and flies on a 400-foot pole in Sheboygan, Wisconsin.

June 13, 2026

An AI-Designed Universal Coronavirus Vaccine Just Passed Its First Human Trial at Cambridge — Broad Immunity to SARS, COVID, and Bat Viruses

A Cambridge lab and the spinout DIOSynVax used machine learning on the genetics of every known Sarbeco coronavirus to compute a single shared “super-antigen,” delivered it needle-free as a DNA vaccine to 39 healthy volunteers, and got broad immune responses against SARS, COVID, and the bat viruses that could cause the next pandemic. Published in the Journal of Infection, June 2026. The first time a vaccine designed entirely by computer simulation has been tested in humans.

June 12, 2026

The Carolina Hurricanes’ “Bunch of Jerks” Story — How a Don Cherry Rant Became a Permanent Brand Identity and a Cup Final Run

On February 16, 2019, Don Cherry called the Carolina Hurricanes “a bunch of jerks” on Hockey Night in Canada for their post-win “Storm Surge” celebrations. Within 24 hours the team had T-shirts on sale, painted “BUNCH OF JERKS” across the rink boards, and spelled JERKS out in fan seating. They rode the energy from a 10-year playoff drought all the way to the 2026 Stanley Cup Final they’re currently in.

June 11, 2026

The Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament — The 68-Year-Old North Carolina Billfishing Competition With a $9 Million Purse Where a Boat Called “Marlin Fever” Just Caught a 919.9-Pound Record Fish on Day 1

The 68th annual Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament is running this week in Morehead City, NC — a six-day offshore billfish competition with a $9 million-plus purse, broadcast live every afternoon on YouTube. On Day 1 of fishing, a boat called Marlin Fever caught a 919.9-pound blue marlin and broke a tournament record that had stood since 2019, winning $871,250 on the spot. If no one tops it by Saturday, the fish is worth roughly $6.2 million.

June 8, 2026

DashView Live — The Free YouTube + Rumble Channel That Streams a Live Sports “Second Screen” Companion Dashboard Beside Every NHL, NBA, MLB, College Hoops, and Golf Major, Showing Prediction-Market Odds vs. Sportsbook Lines, Live Box Scores, and the Game’s Social Chatter, All Auto-Cycling on One TV-Ready Page

Free YouTube + Rumble channel streaming a live sports “second screen” dashboard built to sit beside the TV broadcast during NHL, NBA, MLB, college hoops, and golf games. Six auto-cycling pages: live box scores, a chart of Kalshi prediction-market odds vs. FanDuel moneylines vs. an independent model with score markers, and live Bluesky / Reddit / X chatter for the matchup. The odds chart is the part you can’t find free anywhere else. Disclosure: one of ours.

June 7, 2026

PeakFinder — The Augmented-Reality App That Names Every Mountain on the Skyline, Knows 1,000,000+ Peaks Worldwide, Sees 300 km / 200 mi Away, Works Fully Offline, and Costs $5 One-Time From a Single Swiss Developer

PeakFinder is an augmented-reality app that you point at any mountain skyline and it overlays the name and elevation of every peak in view, in real time — for over a million peaks worldwide, with a 300 km / 200 mi render range, fully offline. $5 one-time. No subscription, no ads. Built and run by Fabio Soldati, a single Swiss developer in Zurich. Apple’s most-downloaded paid iPhone app of 2017 in Switzerland.

June 6, 2026

The Public Domain Review — The Editorial Magazine of the Public Domain, Publishing Long-Form Essays and Curated Collections on the Strange, the Beautiful, and the Forgotten Since 2011

An online journal of long-form essays, curated thematic collections, and image archives drawn from public-domain works — books, prints, films, manuscripts, the whole commons. Founded January 1, 2011 on Public Domain Day by Adam Green and Jonathan Gray. Also operates the Public Domain Image Archive (#058). The editorial layer on top of every public-domain archive — closes out the PDIA / Artvee / PDR triptych.

June 5, 2026

Artvee — The Free Public-Domain Art Search Engine That Aggregates High-Resolution Downloads from 40+ Museums Worldwide, Including the Rijksmuseum, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the New York Public Library, Browsable by Movement or Artist

A free public-domain art search engine that aggregates high-resolution downloads from 40+ museums and libraries worldwide — the Rijksmuseum, the Art Institute of Chicago, the New York Public Library, the Paris Musées, and dozens more. Browse by movement or artist — a Van Gogh landscape, a Mucha poster, a Beardsley illustration. No login.

June 4, 2026

EarthLive.TV — One Free Aggregator for Every Live Cam Worth Watching, From an Aurora Borealis Tracker in Tromso to the ISS to a Wildlife Waterhole in Zambezi National Park

A single free site that aggregates every live-cam stream worth watching — real-time aurora borealis cams from Tromso and Reykjavik, ISS feeds, NASA telescope streams, a wildlife waterhole in Zambezi National Park, a California coral reef, plus volcanoes, beaches, cities, waterfalls, and a Surprise Me random-stream button. No login.

June 3, 2026

Public Domain Image Archive — 11,000+ Out-of-Copyright Images You Can Wander, Shuffle, or Infinite-Scroll Through, From Medieval Manuscripts to 16th-Century Celestial Illustrations to Victorian Gym Equipment, All Free to Download and Reuse

A curated database of 11,082 out-of-copyright images, free to browse, download, and reuse, growing weekly. Three browse modes: Catalogue search, Infinite View (a 360° scrollable wall of art), and Shuffle. Run by The Public Domain Review.

June 2, 2026

2026 Is the New 2016 — The Coordinated Internet-Wide Nostalgia Movement Trying to Bring Back Snapchat Dog Filters, Pokémon Go, the Mannequin Challenge, and the Vibe of a Year Before COVID and Generative AI

A coordinated internet-wide nostalgia movement, sometimes called the “Great Meme Reset,” is trying to bring back 2016 on the ten-year anniversary — Snapchat dog filters, Pokémon Go, the Mannequin Challenge, dabbing, and the vibe of the year before COVID and generative AI. Zara Larsson’s “Lush Life” is charting again.

June 1, 2026

Runway DFW — The 34,000-Subscriber YouTube Channel That Broadcasts Live, Narrated Plane-Spotting from Dallas/Fort Worth Most Weekends, With On-Site Commentators Calling Every Arrival and Departure

Runway DFW is a YouTube channel that broadcasts live plane-spotting from Dallas/Fort Worth most weekends — on-site cameraman, on-site commentators, narrated arrivals and departures. 34,000+ subscribers, 725 videos in the catalog. Not your usual unattended airport webcam.

May 31, 2026

DiceData — The Site That Has Run 100,000 Simulated Sessions of Every Craps and Roulette Strategy You’ve Ever Heard Of, So You Don’t Have to Lose Real Money Finding Out Which Ones Lose Slower

DiceData runs 100,000 simulated bot sessions of every craps and roulette betting strategy submitted to it. 2.37 billion rolls analyzed, $803 billion in simulated wagers, 245+ strategies in the vault. Win rate, house edge, 90% profit range, and a proprietary risk rating. The honest framing: nobody wins, some lose slower.

May 30, 2026

Google Trends — The Real-Time “Trending Now” Tab Google Doesn’t Tell You About, Showing What Every American Is Searching For Right Now, Updated Continuously, Free, No Login

Google Trends has a real-time tab almost nobody clicks. Trending Now shows what every American is Googling right now — ranked by volume, status-flagged Active or Lasted, filterable by category, sliceable by past 4 hours / 24 hours / 48 hours / 7 days. Relaunched August 2024 with 100+ country coverage. Exports CSV and RSS. The thing news producers and marketers live in.

May 29, 2026

Trends24 — The Free Site That Has Been Quietly Mirroring X’s Trending Topics Country-by-Country for Over a Decade, While X Itself Paywalled the Same Data

Trends24 is a free live aggregator of X (formerly Twitter) trending topics with a separate page for every country and hourly snapshots going back 24 hours. Top 50 trends with tweet counts, “Longest Trending,” “New Trends.” No login, no app, no subscription. Quietly running for over a decade while X itself login-walled the same data.

May 28, 2026

Know Your Meme — The Encyclopedia of Internet Culture, Preserved by the Library of Congress, With Origin Dates and Citations for Every Meme You’ve Ever Sent

Know Your Meme is the canonical online encyclopedia of internet memes — every meme you’ve ever sent has a structured entry with origin date, first-appearance citation, spread timeline, and notable variants. Founded 2007. Inducted into the Library of Congress Web Archiving Program in 2014. Free to read, no login.

May 27, 2026

Photopea — The Free Browser-Based Photoshop Clone Built and Maintained by One Person in Prague, That Opens Your .psd Files Without Uploading Anything Anywhere

Photopea is a fully featured Photoshop clone that runs entirely in your browser. Opens .psd files with layers and effects preserved, supports all the Photoshop tools you'd expect, and runs completely client-side so your files never leave your computer. Free, ad-supported, no login.

May 26, 2026

LibriVox — The 20-Year-Old Volunteer Project That Has Recorded Free Audiobook Versions of 20,000+ Public-Domain Books, MP3, No Account Needed

LibriVox is a 20-year-old volunteer project that has produced free MP3 audiobook recordings of more than 20,000 public-domain books. Every classic novel, every public-domain non-fiction work. Recorded by volunteers worldwide. No account, no ads, no paywall.

May 25, 2026

Zooniverse — The Platform Where 2.7 Million Volunteers Have Helped Classify Galaxies, Identify Wildlife, and Transcribe Historical Manuscripts for Real Science

The world's largest citizen-science platform where 2.7 million volunteers have powered 450+ peer-reviewed scientific papers by classifying galaxies, identifying wildlife, transcribing manuscripts, and annotating medical images. Free. No account needed to start.

May 24, 2026

FamilySearch — Billions of Historical Records, Free, in One Place — The World's Largest Genealogy Database

The world's largest free genealogy database with billions of searchable historical records—births, deaths, censuses, immigration, military service. Billions of names, centuries of history, and it won't cost you a dime.

May 23, 2026

Worldometer — The Live Dashboard of Planet Earth, Counting Every Birth, Death, Barrel of Oil, and Tonne of CO2 in Real Time

A free, real-time dashboard tallying everything happening on Earth right now—births, deaths, CO2 emitted, food produced, energy used. All ticking every second. Odds are you've already used it without knowing its name.

May 22, 2026

Atlas Obscura — The Internet's Definitive Atlas of 24,000+ Wondrous, Curious, and Genuinely Strange Places You Can Actually Go Visit

A crowd-built atlas of the world's hidden wonders, roadside oddities, and genuinely strange places. Searchable map, articles, and small-group travel experiences. The canonical home for every curiosity.

May 21, 2026

The Moogseum — The Asheville Museum Where You Can Walk Inside the Story of the Synthesizer and the Man Who Invented It

An immersive, hands-on museum in Asheville, North Carolina dedicated to Bob Moog and the synthesizer—the instrument that shaped modern music. Walk through exhibits, interact with the science of sound, and visit the town where Moog made his home.

May 20, 2026

The Siamese Twins Museum — Mount Airy, NC's Story of Chang and Eng Bunker, the Conjoined Twins Who Gave the World a Medical Term

The true story of Chang and Eng Bunker—conjoined twins from 1811 Siam who toured America, settled in North Carolina, married, and founded a family line with 1,500+ living descendants today.

May 19, 2026

NASA Eyes on the Solar System — The Browser Tab Where You Can Fly Past Every Active Spacecraft, Planet, and Moon in Real Time

Free 3D web app from NASA showing real-time positions of every active spacecraft, planet, and moon in the solar system. Fly out to Voyager, ride along with Perseverance, scrub time forward and back.

May 18, 2026

Sofascore — The Free Scores App You Were Ignoring Is Deeper Than Everything Else, and It Covers 27+ Sports

Sofascore quietly goes deeper than every other scores app: 27+ sports, comprehensive league coverage, player ratings, and analyst-grade stats. Free, no login needed.

May 17, 2026

Blotter — The Live Map That Transcribes Police Radio Across 21 US Cities Into a Searchable Feed You Can Just Leave Open

Blotter maps AI-transcribed police-scanner dispatch across 21 US metro areas. Real-time, searchable, free. Leave it open in a tab.

May 16, 2026

Salad — The Two-Sided GPU Marketplace Where Gamers Rent Out Their Idle GPU and AI Startups Rent It Back for Pennies

Salad connects 60,000+ idle gaming PCs into a distributed GPU cloud. AI startups rent compute for $0.02/hour; gamers monetize idle GPU time. Two-sided marketplace with genuine economics on both sides.

May 15, 2026

CircuitMess — Open-Hardware Kits You Solder Together and Then Program to Show You Whatever Live Data You Want (Vibe Coding Era, Meet Your New Hobby)

CircuitMess builds open-hardware kits you solder together and program yourself. Open schematics, full firmware source, and vibe-coding agents that flatten the embedded-development learning curve. The door to custom hardware just came off.

May 14, 2026

Flow Free — The 14-Year-Old Mobile Puzzle My Dad Has Played Every Single Day (And the Quiet Secret of Why It Still Outlasts the Flashy Stuff)

Flow Free is a puzzle game where the mechanic is simple — connect matching colored dots with pipes that fill the entire grid without crossing. 250+ million downloads over 14 years. The rare mobile game that retains older players forever because it doesn't yell at you.

May 13, 2026

Tempest Weather System — The Best Personal Weather Station Out There (With One Caveat That Quietly Annoys Me)

Tempest is a solid-state personal weather station with no moving parts — ultrasonic wind, haptic rain sensing, lightning detection, and Nearcast AI forecast. Better hardware than Weather Underground devices. The closed-network ecosystem makes business sense and irritates me a bit.

May 12, 2026

Citizen — The App That Knows About the Siren You Just Heard Three Blocks Away

Citizen is a real-time community safety app that sends push notifications for incidents happening within a configurable radius of your location. 911-scanner audio aggregated into structured alerts, plus live video from people at the scene. Free, no credit card.

May 11, 2026

Two Free Apps That Tell You Where the Food Truck Is (And Which One I’d Open When I Want a Taco Right Now)

StreetFoodFinder shows you which food trucks are parked near you right now, with real-time schedules and menus. Truckster lets you hire a food truck for your next party. Both free. A direct comparison — and a clear pick for when the craving hits.

May 9, 2026

WiGLE.net — 658,000 Volunteers Have Been Driving Around With Antennas Since 2001. They’ve Now Mapped 1.7 Billion WiFi Networks.

Free public database of 1.7 billion GPS-tagged WiFi networks. Volunteer wardrivers log every signal they drive past — name, encryption type, exact location — and upload it all. Your router is almost certainly in it.

May 8, 2026

Claude Code — The AI That Doesn’t Just Autocomplete Your Code, It Does the Whole Job

Anthropic’s AI coding tool reads your whole project, writes the files, runs the commands, validates the output, and deploys — all from one prompt. Not autocomplete. The whole job. This site was built with it.

May 7, 2026

Rip.so — The Digital Graveyard Holding Funerals for 80+ Internet Things You Forgot You Loved

A memorial website for 80+ dead internet services. AIM, Flash, GeoCities, Neopets, Google Reader — each gets its own tombstone, lifespan, and epitaph. The site itself is hand-coded in old-web style, with a literal marquee tag and a working guestbook.

May 6, 2026

Stellarium Web — The Free In-Browser Planetarium That Lets You See the Exact Sky Above You at Any Moment in History (Or Any Future Date You Pick)

A free in-browser planetarium built on 25 years of open-source astronomy software. Open it, allow location, drag the time slider — the sky recomputes in real time for any date in history or the future. No install, no login.

May 5, 2026

AAA Gas Prices — The Free Daily Gas Tracker That Doesn’t Want Your Location, Your App Install, or Your Phone Number

Free daily national, state, and local gas price averages for all 50 states — no app, no login, no location tracking. Includes a fuel cost calculator for road trip planning. Same data as GasBuddy, none of the spying.

May 4, 2026

Snake.io — The Multiplayer Version of the Nokia Game You Played to Death in 1999

The classic Nokia Snake from 1997 — eat, grow, survive — now in a real-time arena with players worldwide. Cut off other snakes to end their run. No login, no install. Browser + iOS + Android. Free.

May 2, 2026

TankerMap.com — The Free Live Map of Every Oil Tanker on Earth (And Why the Persian Gulf Is About to Look Very Different)

A live AIS tracking map of the global tanker fleet. Click any vessel for name, flag, cargo type, origin, destination, and speed. Filters by vessel type, region, and cargo state. Free, no login.

May 1, 2026

Pudding.cool — The Data-Journalism Site Where Every Story Is a Custom Interactive Visual Essay

Independent data journalism where every article is a fully custom interactive visual essay. No templates, no listicles — they pick a question, gather the data, and build the whole thing from scratch. The chart and the story are the same thing.

April 30, 2026

Wanderboat — The AI Local Guide That Knows Where to Eat, What to Do, and Where the Hidden Gems Are (And Builds the Itinerary For You)

Chat-based local guide and trip planner. Ask it like a local friend who knows every city — restaurants, hidden gems, personalized day-by-day itineraries. 2M users, 10,000+ community trip plans, offline mode. Web, iOS, Android. Free.

April 29, 2026

America’s 250th Through the Years — Adams and Jefferson Died Hours Apart on the Exact 50th Anniversary of July 4th, a World’s Fair Debuted the Telephone at the 100th, a Rainstorm Sank the 150th, and Tall Ships Filled New York Harbor at the 200th

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