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#BikeInfrastructure – This bicyclist/pedestrian only Unity Bridge connects Rockville Pike and the Lincoln Park residential neighborhood, crossing over railroad tracks and located by the Flagship Car Wash on 355.
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They settled out of court. But this lead to historical Brown vs. Board of Education.
https://www.blackpast.org/african-am…-jr-1905-1984/
https://montgomeryhistory.org/brown-…-of-education/

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They settled out of court. But this lead to historical Brown vs. Board of Education.
https://www.blackpast.org/african-american-history/william-b-gibbs-jr-1905-1984/
https://montgomeryhistory.org/brown-vs-board-gibbs-vs-board-of-education/

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#HeroesWorkHere at the Rockville Town Center post office
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1/20/21 – The name of any U.S. president starting from FDR or after, but it can’t be on a yard sign or a car.
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Our 36th U.S. President: Lyndon B Johnson

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#HeroesWorkHere at an assisted living center in Rockville, MD. Love the sitting angel too!
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Didn’t want to wear my cycling shoes to cover up the pretty flowers. I just received these lovely socks from a biking buddy for Christmas. Love these knee-highs for 2021 FS!
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#HeroesWorkHere – Do thank you signs count? I love the silhouettes of this random sign found at the corner of Southlawn Ln and Mason Dr in Rockville near collision centers and a Telsa body shop.
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#STEM – Came across this sign at the Lincoln Park Community Center in Rockville that explains a rain barrel. I’m not sure if there is one near the building. Does this qualify as science or engineering?
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#Public Art Finder: Mural wall on Lincoln Park Community Center in Rockville represents the neighborhood. Note the painted bicycle on the left near the church!
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Sculpture, titled “Blossom” by Wayne Healy is located on near the the Rockville Metro on the east side. Called “origami… made in steel” by the artist, images depict the historically Black neighborhood of Lincoln Park, Clarence “Pint” Isreal, a Negro League baseball player who has a park named after him and William Gibbs. In 1936, Gibbs volunteered to become the NAACP’s plaintiff against the Montgomery County, Maryland School Board for pay equity discrimination in a case that would be known as Gibbs v. Broome.
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1/18/21 – #publicartfinder featuring (or by) a BIPOC
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Sculpture, titled “Blossom” by Wayne Healy is located on near the the Rockville Metro on the east side. Called “origami… made in steel” by the artist, images depict the historically Black neighborhood of Lincoln Park, Clarence “Pint” Isreal, a Negro League baseball player who has a park named after him and William Gibbs. In 1936, Gibbs volunteered to become the NAACP’s plaintiff against the Montgomery County, Maryland School Board for pay equity discrimination in a case that would be known as Gibbs v. Broome.

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#PublicArtFinder – Statue of Walter “Big Train” Johnson at Dogwood Park in Rockville, MLB pitcher for the Washington Senators (Nationals) from 1906 to 1927
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#HeroesWorkHere at Rockville City Hall keeping our city safe, clean and maintained during the pandemic.
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1/17/21 – Key, Kite, or Lightning: Actual Thing or Graphic (but not the Words)
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The words and the images: Batteries Plus Bulbs on Rockville Pike

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