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THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARYLAND |
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Cinematographer Gregg Toland helped Orson Welles create the innovative style of this 1941 masterpiece |
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No one knows why Stonehenge was built, but these Celtic priests usually & incorrectly get credit for it |
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Paine's first pamphlet in the "Crisis" series began, "These are the times that" do this |
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The state house in this city is where George Washington resigned his commission in 1783 |
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At a sugaring off party, you may eat tire sur la neige, which is this syrup poured over snow |
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If you didn't know that this Greek sea god also created the horse, say "Neigh!" |
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As soon as shooting ended on "The Lady From Shanghai", this star filed for divorce from Welles |
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Now coach of the Pacers, this legendary Celtic was enshrined in the NBA Hall of Fame October 2, 1998 |
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In this pamphlet, he wrote, "The birthday of a new world is at hand" |
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At Hancock, the state is less than 3 miles wide between West Virginia on the south & this state on the north |
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French Canadians "pig out" on tourtiere, a pie traditionally filled with this meat |
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It's "Nine Points of the Law", or when someone's got a little devil in him |
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Welles & John Houseman launched this theater in 1937 with a modern-dress "Julius Caesar" |
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This Celtic horse goddess shares her name with a 1976 Fleetwood Mac hit |
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Paine wrote that it "Even in its best state, is but a necessary evil; in its worst state, an intolerable one" |
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This U.S. Army "Proving Ground" for weapons testing occupies over 70,000 acres in Harford County |
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A tasty pastry named for this beaver appendage is a specialty of Hooker's, an Ottawa eatery |
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Film in which Heather O'Rourke proclaims: "They're heeere!" |
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In "A Man For All Seasons", Welles played this cleric & adviser to Henry VIII |
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From 1959 to 1966, the Celtics won 8 straight NBA titles led by this coach |
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Paine took on religion in his book "The Age Of" this |
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Among U.S. racetracks, only Saratoga is older than this Preakness site, opened in 1870 |
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These lingual organs of cod are so popular in Newfoundland that St. John's has a contest for eating them |
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Named for a Bannock Indian chief, it's home to Idaho State University |
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This "magnificent" Welles film was mutilated by the studio before its 1942 release |
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Celtic languages are still spoken in parts of Ireland & this "New" Canadian province that includes Cape Breton Sound |
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This tract was Paine's response to Edmund Burke's attack on the French Revolution |
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Legend says this Maryland heroine told off Stonewall Jackson when he threatened the flag |
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Aw, shucks -- Malpeque Bay oysters are a taste treat from this small island province |
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Post currently held by William J. Henderson |
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