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Paoli Memorial at Malvern, Pennsylvania

Website: http://www.hmdb.org/marker.asp?marker=13664
Description: A reader from Pennsylvania wrote in recommending the Paoli Memorial site west of Philadelphia. He read the four questions on the participation page and answers as follows:

I want you to consider the Paoli Memorial at Malvern, Pennsylvania, commemorating the “Paoli Massacre” and Battlefield of 1777.paoli-memorial

Of your questions:

1. 100% in my observation. I’m sure a few others go there from time-to-time as it is a public space with tables and a playground nearby.

2. It was an atrocity that galvanized public opinion in favor of the American cause and it was a principled sacrifice – the killed could have merely sworn allegiance to George and all would have been forgiven. They did not.

3. Yes

4. The Paoli Memorial Association

Revolutionary War battle cry, “Remember Paoli!”

Other links:

http://www.malvernmemorialparade.com/2007_flagpole.htm

http://www.hmdb.org/map.asp?markers=13664,13680,13505,13399,13661,13662,16348,13444,13623

City: Malvern
State: Pennsylvania
Latitude: 40.030163
Longitude: -75.520824

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Liberty Bell Museum, Allentown, Pennsylvania

Website: http://www.libertybellmuseum.org/museum/
Description: “Discover why the Liberty Bell traveled from Philadelphia to Allentown in 1777. You’ll learn about the rich and patriotic history celebrated in our museum. Our mission is to educate children, youth and adults about the brave and patriotic actions of everyday citizens who in the formative years of our nation risked their lives in the cause of liberty. Our goal is to inspire people to emulate those revolutionary patriots and to promote faith and freedom symbolized by the Liberty Bell” (source: Website).
City: Allentown
State: Pennsylvania
Latitude: 40.6027529569852
Longitude: -75.47044157981873

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Solvang, California

Website: http://www.solvangusa.com
Description: “Founded by Danish immigrants in 1911, Solvang boasts authentic architecture, thatched roofs, old-world craftsmanship and traditional windmills. Over 1 million visitors come each year to experience the northern European culture, cuisine and unique boutique shopping. The pedestrian-friendly village hosts three museums, 15 inns and hotels, a full-service guest ranch, meeting facilities, 30+ restaurants and bakeries, 150 retail shops and the Solvang Theaterfest, an alfresco 700-seat theatre” (source: Website).
City: Solvang
State: California
Latitude: 34.59958498080044
Longitude: -120.1380729675293

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Swedish American Museum

Website: http://www.swedishamericanmuseum.org/
Description: “The Swedish American Museum is an active 32 year old mid-sized museum located in the heart of Andersonville, one of the most concentrated areas of Swedish culture in the United States, whose Swedish roots date back to the nineteenth century. The Museum is in a 24,000 square-foot building and has a temporary art gallery, permanent exhibit ‘The Dream of America – Immigration to Chicago’, The Brunk Children’s Museum of Immigration, library, genealogy center and Museum Store. All areas are wheelchair accessible” (source: Website).
City: Chicago
State: Illinois
Latitude: 41.97676843470489
Longitude:  -87.6680338382721

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Winter Olympics

Website: http://www.nbcolympics.com/
Description: I meant to post this last week, but I ‘ve been doing some traveling and could not get to it.  It should be obvious to the readers of this blog that the Winter Olympics are the biggest (implicit) White sporting event in the world.  Every four years we have a chance to watch the beautiful European athletes compete.  (Steve Sailor commented on this theme recently.) In our multicultural age the Winter Olympics are an anachronism; so far “they” paper it over by highlighting at every opportunity the achievements of the non-Europeans.  The last time it took place, in 2006, I happened to be visiting some like minded friends.  The Winter Olympics was on the tv in the background and I commented to my friends that some day the powers-that-be will try to abolish it altogether.

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National Hockey League

Website: http://www.nhl.com/
Description: It was reported this week that somebody is trying to create an all White professional basketball league.  Why bother to go to the trouble?  A  better solution is to watch and support professional hockey instead.  It’s already all White.  And I might add, hockey is more entertaining because it requires more skill.  Really, how hard is it to dunk a basketball when you are seven feet tall? The rim is only 10 feet high.  Aside from all the criminal behavior among the players, basketball is boring.

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Hank Williams Jr., “A Country Boy Can Survive”

Website: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4s0nzsU1Wg
Description: A friend sent me a link to this video over a year ago, around the same time I started working on this project. It is a pure expression of implicit Whiteness.  I forgot about it until it came on the radio the other day. Enjoy.

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The Heartland Series

Website: http://www.wbir.com/life/programming/local/heartland/finale/Default.aspx?menuid=26
Description: Recommended by a correspondent in Tennessee: “Our local tv channel, WBIR in Knoxville, Tennessee produced The Heartland Series for over 25 years but ended their production due to economic reasons.  Reruns of this series still airs everyday locally as part of WBIR news programming.   The Heartland Series is made up of five minute segments about the history and people of our area, the foothills of East Tennessee, the Smoky Mountains and Southern Appalachia.  You can view segments at the following link or buy DVDs.”

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Swedish Center, San Diego, California

Website: http://www.swedishcenter.org/
Description: “At the end of 2006 a group of Swedish community leaders joined with the College of Arts and Letters at San Diego State University to start the Swedish Center. Their goal was, and is, to promote Sweden and Swedish interests among present and future generations.  By bringing together the academic world with different Swedish grass root organizations and the community, Swedish Center now plays a leading roll in most things Swedish in Southern California. The Swedish Center Board is made up of representatives from different organisations in the San Diego area.  Among them are the Consulate of Sweden, The Swedish American Chamber of Commerce (SACC), Swedish Women´s Educational Association (SWEA), San Diego State University (SDSU), House of Sweden and the Vasa Order of America. Erik Nowacki is the Chairman of Swedish Center and also the Swedish Consul in San Diego” (source: Website).
City: San Diego
State: California
Latitude:  32.897952602301444
Longitude: -117.12276041507721

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Tip Top Meats and European Deli

Website: http://www.tiptopmeats.com/
Description: A Gazetteer reader from California says, “A less obvious place, but where a lot of European-Americans gather, is a restaurant, Tip Top Meats in Carlsbad, CA, which offers generous portions of mostly German food at a reasonable price, and has a European grocery attached to it (a bit pricey, but good selection). I’ve been there a number of times, and each time the vast majority of patrons are EA. And the food is great! My only quibble is that some of the help is Hispanic/Latino. But other than that, it’s great.”
City
: Carlsbad
State: California
Latitude: 33.120664318992105
Longitude: -117.31878161430359

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