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Antique Maps of the Holy Land Show Biblical Geography in Vivid, Intricate Detail - Archaeology - Vimarsana News

Antique Maps of the Holy Land Show Biblical Geography in Vivid, Intricate Detail - Archaeology

Antique Maps of Israel Were Created With Painstaking Effort During the Renaissance, Not to Reflect Reality or Aid Navigation but to Tell a Story Now the Most Significant Collection of European Maps of the Area Is Being Donated to the National Library of Israel

Could Warm Winter Weather Affect New York Maple Season - Vimarsana News

Could Warm Winter Weather Affect New York Maple Season

Odd Winter weather could have potential effects on maple season and maple syrup production this year.

Source: wrrv.com
Could Warm Winter Weather Affect New York Maple Season - Vimarsana News

Could Warm Winter Weather Affect New York Maple Season

Odd Winter weather could have potential effects on maple season and maple syrup production this year.

Source: wpdh.com
Lost Cemeteries of Early L.A.: The Forgotten Burial Sites of the City's Earliest Settlers - Vimarsana News

Lost Cemeteries of Early L.A.: The Forgotten Burial Sites of the City's Earliest Settlers

When the first Catholic, Jewish and Protestant cemeteries in Los Angeles were abandoned by 1910, the displaced dead were scattered to other cemeteries. But not all were found and reburied.

Source: kcet.org
Program to Explore Role of Suffragists in Muncie and Delaware County — Muncie Journal - Vimarsana News

Program to Explore Role of Suffragists in Muncie and Delaware County — Muncie Journal

By Sheryl Swingley— MUNCIE, IN—“In Mixed Company – Mapping Women’s Suffrage History in Muncie and Delaware County” will be the next free program from 10-11 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 1, at the E.B. and Bertha C. Ball Center. Speaker Melissa Gentry, supervisor of the Ball State University Libraries GIS Research and Map Collection, will enlighten attendees about some of the Muncie women who battled for the ballot and some of the “suffrage spots” around the city and county. Gentry also will...