Just remember, it's three surveyors and some other guy on Mount Rushmore.
I just read an interesting tid-bit about George Washington and his birthday. Officially it is listed as February 22nd. At the time of his birth it was really February 11th. But...
At some point during his life Great Britain (and their colonial holdings) swapped the Julian Calendar for the Gregorian variety, causing George to add an additional 11 days to his actual birthdate.
Now you know the rest of the story.
John Putnam, post: 414984, member: 1188 wrote: Just remember, it's three surveyors and some other guy on Mount Rushmore.
I always thought he "demanded" to be included. Apparently thats not the case. 😉
https://www.reference.com/history/teddy-roosevelt-mt-rushmore-f59a756f123faa10
Time to buy a new mattress!!
paden cash, post: 414985, member: 20 wrote: I just read an interesting tid-bit about George Washington and his birthday. Officially it is listed as February 22nd. At the time of his birth it was really February 11th. But...
At some point during his life Great Britain (and their colonial holdings) swapped the Julian Calendar for the Gregorian variety, causing George to add an additional 11 days to his actual birthdate.
Now you know the rest of the story.
Washington was born in 1732.
Great Britain (and the Colonies) adopted the Gregorian Calendar in 1752.
Apparently those Colonists didn't want to do everything differently...
John Putnam, post: 414984, member: 1188 wrote: Just remember, it's three surveyors and some other guy on Mount Rushmore.
Teddy Roosevelt and his son Kermit helped survey the "River of Doubt" in South America
3 surveyors, another guy and soon to be.........a realtor?
Roadhand, post: 415060, member: 61 wrote: 3 surveyors, another guy and soon to be.........a realtor?
They will need a bigger mountain. His head is to big for Rushmore.
John Putnam, post: 415211, member: 1188 wrote: They will need a bigger mountain. His head is to big for Rushmore.
:rofl::rofl::rofl:
