Why Does A Water Tower In Kentucky Say “Florence Y’All”?
What's In A Name Week continues with the story of a water tower in northern Kentucky that was supposed to be an advertisement, but ended up becoming a local landmark.
Brookeville, Maryland, America’s Capital For A Day
What's In A Name Week continues with the story of Brookeville, Maryland, and how on this day in 1814, this small town gained a prominent visitor - President James Madison - and a new nickname: U.S. Capital For A Day.
The Oomphalapompatronium Is An Instrument That Lives Up To Its Unusual Name
What's In A Name Week continues with a look at the Oomphalapompatronium, a creation of Boston-area musician, composer and inventor Len Solomon. And it definitely fits the name.
Every Town Has A Name, Even Nameless, Texas
A town in the Texas Hill Country wanted a post office but couldn't get the feds to agree to any of their suggested names, until they said, let it be nameless!