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Other

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Historic sites

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World War II pin-ups

Includes views via redirects.

Rank	Title	Photo	Date	Size	Views	Description
1	Pin-ups of Yank, the Army Weekly		2023-08-17	10,881	66,722
2	Selene Mahri		2013-09-17	12,505	38,012	Finnish-American model
3	Frances Vorne		2023-08-16	5,441	37,284	Model known as "The Shape", posed in bathing suit made of remnants of German parachute
4	Martha Holliday		2023-08-15	7,053	22,034	Actress whose pin-up caused near panic in U.S. Senate

Colombia

Ventura County

Rank	Title	Photo	Year	Size	Views	Description
1	Burro Flats site		2008	13,304	83,760	Chumash pictographs near Simi Valley in Ventura County
2	Emma Wood State Beach		2018	7,994	51,887	State beach located on the west side of the Ventura River estuary, formerly part of the Taylor Ranch
3	Camarillo Ranch House		2008	21,956	38,666	Adolfo Camarillo's house in Camarillo, built 1892
4	Serra Cross		2018	20,090	29,025	Historic cross located on hillside over downtown Ventura, subject of litigation in 2003
5	Ventura Pier		2018	23,591	26,044	Wooden pier first built in 1872
6	Statues of Junípero Serra (Ventura, California)		2018	35,358	23,200	Statues of Serra, sculpted by Kangas; main statue removed in 2020 from site in front of City Hall after protests
7	Ventura County Courthouse		2018	26,728	22,470	Neoclassical building in downtown Ventura, formerly a courthouse, now city hall
8	Carnegie Art Museum		2008	13,283	16,742	Former Carnegie library in Oxnard, built 1907, now as an art museum
9	Ventura County Historic Landmarks & Points of Interest		2018	45,108	12,798	List of county-designated historic sites
10	City of Ventura Historic Landmarks and Districts		2018	46,632	12,937	List of city-designated historic sites
11	Ojai Valley Inn		2020	9,236	12,459	Historic inn dating to 1920s
12	Elizabeth Bard Memorial Hospital		2018	10,628	12,221	Mission Revival building, built by Cephas L. Bard in 1901, operated as a hospital for its first 30 years
13	Battle of San Buenaventura		2022	13,509	11,442	1838 battle between forces from Northern and Southern California representing competing claims to governorship
14	San Buenaventura Mission Aqueduct		2008	6,429	9,633	Remains of aqueduct that provided water to Mission San Buenaventura
15	Cephas L. Bard		2022	7,862	5,820	Doctor and pioneer in Ventura
16	E. P. Foster		2018	15,829	5,395	Ventura philanthropist
	Ortega Adobe		2018	12,291	4,022	Adobe built 1857, home of Ortega family and Ortega Chile Packing Co.
	Santa Gertrudis Asistencia		2018	12,839	3,315	Sub-mission built c. 1800, site buried in 1968 for construction of Route 33
	Peirano Market		2018	20,295	2,535	Historic building in downtown Ventura built in 1877 operated by Peirano family for over 100 years

Film/TV

Early TV

Rank	Title	Year	Size	Views	Description
1	Martin Manulis	2014	26,109	67,027	Producer of early TV drama, including Playhouse 90
2	Judgment at Nuremberg (Playhouse 90)	2020	14,622	33,685	1959 TV play about the Judges' Trial
3	The Defender (Studio One)	2020	9,286	32,200	1957 TV play about father/son defense team; stars Steve McQueen and William Shatner
4	In the Presence of Mine Enemies (Playhouse 90)	2020	10,325	25,561	1960 TV play about Warsaw Ghetto, written by Rod Serling, starring Robert Redford
5	A Town Has Turned to Dust (Playhouse 90)	2020	13,147	23,748	1958 TV play about lynching of young Mexican man; written by Rod Serling; starring Rod Steiger and William Shatner; John Frankenheimer director
6	Forbidden Area (Playhouse 90)	2020	10,642	23,533	1956 TV play about Russian submarine attack on US, Charlton Heston stars, Rod Serling screenplay, John Frankenheimer director
7	Sacco-Vanzetti Story	2020	8,936	18,755	1960 TV play about immigrant anarchists executed for robbery and murder; directed by Sidney Lumet; written by Reginald Rose; starring Martin Balsam and Steven Hill
8	The Ford 50th Anniversary Show	2020	14,942	21,571	1953 TV special live on both NBC and CBS; Jerome Robbins choreography; Mary Martin/Ethel Merman duet; Edward R. Murrow/Oscar Hammerstein II closing comments on nuclear war
9	The Plot to Kill Stalin	2020	13,435	19,990	1958 TV play about plot to kill Stalin; Melvyn Douglas as Stalin; Soviet Union closed CBS Moscow news bureau in retaliation
10	A Night to Remember (Kraft Television Theatre)	2020	16,550	20,353	1956 live TV drama about final night on the Titanic; directed by George Roy Hill; large cast; awards for technical production
11	Bang the Drum Slowly (United States Steel Hour)	2020	8,999	16,887	1956 TV play about friendship between two baseball players, Paul Newman stars
12	The Strike (Westinghouse Studio One)	2022	6,576	14,943	1954 TV play by Rod Sterling about officer in Korean War ordering an air strike on position of his own men
13	The Green Pastures (Hallmark Hall of Fame)	2020	7,721	11,712	1957 TV musical with all black cast; nominated for best program of year; William Warfield as The Lord
14	For Whom the Bell Tolls (Playhouse 90)	2020	12,401	11,802	1959 TV play based on Hemingway novel, John Frankenheimer, Jason Robards; Hemingway watched from "flea-bitten motel" and thought it was "terrific"
15	No Time for Sergeants (United States Steel Hour)	2020	8,824	12,119	Andy Griffith TV debut (1955)
16	The Moon and Sixpence	2020	9,150	10,450	1959 TV movie starring Laurence Olivier as stockbroker who becomes artist and moves to Tahiti
17	Around the World in 90 Minutes (Playhouse 90)	2021	4,179	9,618	1957 TV special broadcast live from Madison Square Garden hosted by Elizabeth Taylor with Walter Cronkite
18	The Mystery of Thirteen (Playhouse 90)	2021	4,471	9,199	1957 TV play with Jack Lemmon as English physician/mass murderer
19	P.O.W. (The United States Steel Hour)	2020	8,971	9,208	TV play about suffering and brainwashing of US prisoners of war in Korea (1953)
20	Victoria Regina	2020	8,910	9,005	1961 TV film with Julie Harris as Queen Victoria
21	The Killers of Mussolini	2020	6,716	8,690	TV play about final days of Mussolini with Nehemiah Persoff
22	The Turn of the Screw (Ford Startime)	2020	11,636	7,582	TV adaptation of Henry James novella; Ingrid Bergman's TV debut
23	The Jet Propelled Couch (Playhouse 90)	2021	7,128	7,531	1957 TV play about psychiatrist (Donald O'Connor) and atomic physicist visiting alien world populated by beautiful women
24	The Great Gatsby (Playhouse 90)	2021	5,235	7,076	1958 TV adaptation directed by Franklin Schaffner
25	The 80 Yard Run (Playhouse 90)	2021	5,829	7,041	1958 TV play about former star athlete (Paul Newman) and rich girl (Joanne Woodward) in failing marriage

Silent movies

Rank	Title	Year	Size	Views	Description
1	Sex	2009	10,955	843,559	1920 film featuring Louise Glaum spider dance, C. Gardner Sullivan
2	Junior Coghlan	2009	26,121	101,914	Child star
3	Civilization	2009	18,634	64,935	1916 antiwar film, C. Gardner Sullivan
4	The Italian	2009	19,263	52,022	1915 film about tenement life in NYC's Lower East Side
5	Hell's Hinges	2009	13,759	28,086	1916 western starring William S. Hart; C. Gardner Sullivan
6	C. Gardner Sullivan	2009	42,749	19,422	Silent film screenwriter
7	George Beban	2009	21,254	18,813	Actor and vaudevillian (1873-1928), star of 1915 classic The Italian
8	The Coward	2009	5,090	17,448	1915 film about boy forced to enlist in Civil War; C. Gardner Sullivan
9	The Yankee Clipper	2009	4,525	11,807	1927 adventure film with Junior Coghlan
10	The Wolf Woman	2009	5,336	10,488	1916 film about woman who preys on young men; Louise Glaum, Raymond B. West, C. Gardner Sullivan
11	Wagon Tracks	2009	7,852	10,575	1919 Western with William S. Hart; C. Gardner Sullivan
12	The Witch of Salem	2009	2,225	9,432	1913 film about orphan accused of witchcraft; C. Gardner Sulivan; Raymond B. West
13	The Return of Draw Egan	2009	7,700	9,364	1916 Western with William S. Hart and Louis Glaum; [[C. Gardner Sullivan
14	Sahara	2009	8,659	8,019	1919 film about music hall celebrity who goes blind and becomes drug addict; C. Gardner Sullivan
15	Dulcy	2009	3,116	5,958	1920 film adapted from Broadway play
16	Naughty, Naughty!	2009	2,920	5,373	1918 film about Kansas girl in NYC; C. Gardner Sullivan
17	Happiness	2009	2,224	5,074	1917 film about rich and snobbish orphan going to college; C. Gardner Sullivan
18	Raymond B. West	2009	7,082	5,044	Silent film director

Art directors

Miscellaneous

Music

Early R&B, blues, and rock

Country

Exotica

Latin

Charts

Miscellaneous

Crime

Other sports

Basketball

Golf

Gymnastics

Ice hockey

Softball

Swimming and diving

Rank	Title	Year	Size	Views	Description
1	Micki King	2008	21,259	29,088	UM diver won 10 national championships 1965-1972, gold medalist at 1972 Olympics
2	Dick Kimball	2008	15,204	17,270	UM diving coach 1959-2002, 5x coach of US Olympic team
3	Bob Webster	2008	9,952	14,217	UM diver, Olympic gold medalist 1960 and 1964
4	Frank Legacki	2009	7,409	13,571	UM swimmer, won two individual national championships, set US record in 50-yard freestyle
5	Harry Holiday	2008	11,589	5,938	UM swimmer, set world record in backstroke
6	Ann Colloton	2008	4,123	5,382	UM swimmer, 8x All-American, UM female Athlete of Decade 1980s
7	Gus Stager	2008	10,530	5,375	UM swimming coach 1955-79, 1981-82
	June Krauser	2014	6,182	3,819	US swimmer set 154 national records, 73 world records

Tennis

Track and field

Rank	Title	Year	Size	Views	Description
1	Sam Stoller	2009	22,109	138,570	UM sprinter excluded from 4x100 at 1936 Olympics to avoid embarrassing Hitler
2	Eddie Tolan	2009	29,471	81,891	UM track star won gold medals in 100 and 200 at 1932 Olympics
3	Mike Murphy	2009	36,259	25,612	Track coach, athletic trainer 1884-1913; trained John L. Sullivan; UM football coach 1891; "father of American track athletics"
4	Michigan Wolverines men's track and field	2009	62,992	25,302	History of UM track and field
5	H. Ross Hume/Robert H. Hume	2009	8,570/8,398	9,754/5,724	"Dead heat" twins
6	Ron Warhurst	2010	4,770	12,317	UM track coach 2000-2008
7	Ken Doherty	2009	19,965	10,777	UM decathlete, Bronze medal 1928 Olympics; UM track coach 1930-1948; Penn track coach 1948-1957
8	Doug Roby	2008	14,623	10,577	USOC president expelled Tommie Smith and John Carlos after their Black Power salute at the 1968 Olympics
9	Frederick Schule	2013	17,450	10,033	UM track athlete and football player; won gold medal in 110 meter hurdles at 1904 Summer Olympics
10	Charles Dvorak	2011	23,849	8,944	UM track and field athlete; gold medal in pole valut at 1904 Summer Olympics
11	Stephen Farrell	2009	21,204	8,610	Professional foot racer 1880s-1890s, first American to win Sheffield Cup; UM track coach 1912-1930
12	1940 NCAA Track and Field Championships	2010	5,599	6,996	USC won team championship, held in Minneapolis
13	1935 NCAA Track and Field Championships	2010	5,171	6,669	Jesse Owens won four individual championships, held in Berkeley, California
14	Charlie Fonville	2008	22,306	6,511	UM athlete, set world record in shot put
15	1936 NCAA Track and Field Championships	2010	5,171	6,269	USC won team championship, Jesse Owens won four individual events; held in Chicago
16	Wesley Coe	2013	22,824	6,179	UM athlete, bronze medal in shot put at 1904 Olympics
17	Keene Fitzpatrick	2009	48,899	5,655	Track coach and athletic trainer at Yale (1890–1891, 1896–1898), Michigan (1894–1895, 1898–1910), Princeton (1910-1932)
18	Edward Moulton	2011	18,767	5,497	Sprinter, athletic trainer; track coach at Stanford 103-1913, 1916
19	Charles B. Hoyt	2009	9,128	5,108	UM track coach 1930-1939
20	William Watson (decathlete)	2008	13,848	5,038	UM athlete, first black captain of any team at UM; first black US decathlon champion; favorite for gold medal at 1940 Olympics cancelled due to WWII
21	1930 NCAA Track and Field Championships	2010	4,702	4,999	USC won team championship; Frank Wykoff set new world record in 100-yard dash; held in Chicago
22	Fred Bonine	2012	11,610	4,813	UM athlete and sprint champion in 1880s; later a doctor who claimed to see 1.5 million patients in 40 years of practice

Wrestling

Sports writers

Roman Catholic churches

Rank	Title	Creation	Size	Views	Description
1	St. Monica Catholic Church (Santa Monica, California)	2008	11,000	99,558
2	St. Martin of Tours Catholic Church	2009	15,210	76,726	Church in Brentwood, funerals of Nicole Brown Simpson and John Candy
3	St. Charles Borromeo Church (North Hollywood)	2008	22,270	58,238	North Hollywood church noted for choir
4	St. Vincent de Paul Church	2008	4,071	54,249	Church on Adams Blvd, paid for by Edward L. Doheny, designed by Albert C. Martin
5	Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church, Hollywood	2008	38,518	48,047	Hollywood church, weddings of Bing Crosby and John Wayne's daughters, funeral of John Ford
6	St. Basil Catholic Church	2009	23,487	43,576	Church in Wilshire district, site of Chicano protests in 1960s
7	St. Brendan Catholic Church, Los Angeles	2008	10,620	34,235
8	St. Andrew's Catholic Church (Pasadena, California)	2008	19,306	33,611	Pasadena church with Romanesque Revival campanile bell tower
9	St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church (Los Angeles)		13,244	22,831
10	St. Augustine Catholic Church (Culver City, California)	2008	9,976	22,610
11	Mary Star of the Sea Catholic Church, San Pedro, California	2008	18,655	21,693
12	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago	2020	44,816	17,561	Church list
13	Holy Family Catholic Church (Glendale, California)	2008	8,511	15,822
14	St. Robert Bellarmine Catholic Church (Burbank, California)	2008	15,728	15,764
15	St. Robert Bellarmine Catholic Church (Burbank, California)	2008	15,728	15,680
16	St. Finbar Catholic Church and School (Burbank, California)	2008	7,242	15,535
17	St. Cecilia Catholic Church (Los Angeles)			15,449
18	Our Lady of the Valley	2008	3,077	14,797
19	St. Timothy Catholic Church (Los Angeles)			14,212
20	Precious Blood Catholic Church (Los Angeles)			13,305
21	Padre Serra Parish		13,654	12,470	Camarillo
22	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia	2020	70,195	12,224	Church list
23	Proto-Cathedral of St. Mary	2008	8,637	11,785
24	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston		39,008	11,626	Church list
25	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Detroit	2020	72,620	11,164	Church list
26	List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Buffalo	143,544		10,918	Church list
27	St. Cyril of Jerusalem Church and School	2008	17,731	9,928
28	Our Lady of Grace (Encino)	2008	9,174	9,581
29	Incarnation Catholic Church and School (Glendale, California)	2008	18,564	8,032
30	St. Elisabeth of Hungary Church and School	2008	12,110	5,759
31	St. Catherine of Siena Church and School	2008	9,377	5,142
32	St. Mel (Woodland Hills, California)	2008	6,757	4,141

Southern California

Rank	Title	Creation	Size	Views	Description
1	Santa Monica State Beach	2008	10,228	166,823
2	Hillcrest Country Club	2008	20,152	154,277	Historically Jewish country club in west LA; Groucho Marx a member despite proclaiming he would not want to be a member of any club willing to have him as a member
3	Tea Fire	2008	17,027	116,457
4	Pico Boulevard	2008	19,783	104,485
5	Spring Street (Los Angeles)	2008		66,157
6	Van Nuys Boulevard	2008	16,705	61,165
7	Mentryville, California	2008	15,903	61,070
8	Sportsmen's Lodge	2008	13,556	54,169
9	Burbank Town Center	2008	11,634	44,533
10	Valley Presbyterian Hospital	2008	4,668	35,800
11	Sunburst	2008	8,500	33,641
12	Sayre Fire	2008	19,856	33,387
13	Reseda Boulevard	2008	13,304	32,151
14	Fallbrook Center	2008	5,010	28,196
15	Encino-Tarzana Regional Medical Center	2008	2,627	22,863
16	Bill Paparian	2008	13,978	22,175
17	Marvin Braude Mulholland Gateway Park	2008	3,415	9,611

Michigan (not sports)

Rank	Title	Creation	Size	Views	Description
1	Orville L. Hubbard	2007	23,556	80,209	Segregationist mayor of Dearborn 1942-1978
2	Gogebic Range	2008	14,961	43,239	Area of iron ore deposits along Lake Superior
3	1980 in Michigan	2017	120,175	10,718	Record losses by Big Three and layoffs of 190,000 workers; defeat of the Tisch Amendment; and 1980 Republican Convention in Detroit
4	1950 in Michigan	2017	117,824	10,613	G. Mennen Williams declared governor after recount; Reuther's Treaty of Detroit; crash of Crash of Flight 2501; and "cow shed" murder
5	James Hartzell	2010	2,825	9,507	Ad copywriter developed "Baseball, Hot dogs, Apple Pie and Chevrolet" campaign
6	1962 in Michigan	2017	90,198	9,438	George Romney's campaign for governor; Wallenda family tragedy; record profits in automobile business
7	1974 in Michigan		70,258	8,939	Gerald Ford's elevation to President; decline in automobile industry; Supreme Court reversal of lower cour order requiring cross-district busing in metro Detroit
8	1955 in Michigan	2017	124,447	9,352	Guaranteed annual wage (GAW) agreements with UAW; Ann Arbor press conference announcing Salk polio vaccine; record production in automobile industry
9	John F. Antisdel	2010	4,595	7,327	Detroit hotelier (1829-1900)
10	1960 in Michigan	2017	33,925	5,587	Election of John Swainson as Governor; Tigers trade batting champion Harvey Kuenn for Rocky Colavito
11	1956 in Michigan	2017	59,113	5,204	Tornado outbreaks; election of Eisenhower/Williams; slowdown in automobile production
12	2020 in Michigan	2020	69,086	4,983	COVID-19 pandemic; Gretchen Whitmer kindapping plot; Edenville Dam collapse
	1963 in Michigan	2017	31,298	4,756	Detroit Walk to Freedom; Detroit loses bid to host 1968 Olympics; boom year in automobile industry; suspension of Alex Karras
	1975 in Michigan	2017	17,675	4,597	Disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa; sinking of the SS Edmund Fitzgerald; Ann Arbor Hospital Murders; Tigers trade Mickey Lolich for Rusty Staub; opening of Pontiac Silverdome
	1965 in Michigan		37,529	4,272	Events in Michigan
	Verna Grahek Mize	2021	7,278	3,780	Environmental activist, "First Lady of Lake Superior"
47	Royce Howes	2008	10,393	3,469	Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist for Detroit Free Press 1927-1966
	Anita Cantaline	2019	2,687	528	Detroit-based bowler

Women

Rank	Title	Creation	Size	Views	Description
1	Joanne Siegel	2011	9,380	175,702	Wife of Superman co-creator Jerry Siegel and model for Lois Lane
2	Lillian Brown	2020	9,151	42,068	Makeup artist
3	List of college women's volleyball coaches with 750 wins	2011	8,613	36,353
4	Rommy Hunt Revson	2022	5,108	31,496	Inventor of scrunchie
5	Michigan Wolverines women's volleyball	2013	17,039	28,742
6	Donna Mae Mims	2009	8,823	28,119	First woman to win an SCAA car racing championship, known as "Pink Lady"
7	Rachel Hirschfeld	2008	4,810	26,052	Animal welfare attorney an activist (1945-2018)
8	ʻIolani Luahine	2008	13,349	22,680	Native Hawaiian dancer, chanter, and teacher (1915-1978), considered high priestess of hula
9	Alice McGrath	2009	11,182	20,679	Activist who participate in defense of Sleepy Lagoon murder
10	List of college women's soccer coaches with 300 wins	2011	12,884	20,404	List of coaches
11	Clara Williams	2009	9,193	17,497	Silent film actress (1888-1928) known for her "forty famous frocks"
12	Zoia Horn	2008	18,046	16,231	Librarian (1918-2014) jailed for refusing to share information in prosecution of anti-war activists
13	Phyllis Stadler Lyon	2021	4,157	12,281	Field hockey player
14	Beryl Benacerraf	2022	13,322	9,856	Pioneer in use of prental ultrasound to diagnose fetal abnormalities
15	List of college women's ice hockey coaches with 250 wins	2011	7,326	7,991	Bill Mandigo all-time leader
16	Gloria Nord	2010	6,421	7,543	Roller and ice skater and pinup girl
17	Dotty Fothergill	2021	12,265	5,684	Hall of Fame bowler
18	Florence Casler	2008	5,352	5,118	Real estate developer and contractor in 1920s and 1930s
19	List of college women's lacrosse coaches with 250 wins	2011	5,144	4,429	Sharon Pfluger all-time leader
	Madelon Mason	2013	7,260	3,768	World War II pinup girl
	Verna Grahek Mize	2021	7,278	3,780	Environmental activist, "First Lady of Lake Superior"
	Rana Gorgani	2021	2,728	3,018	French-Iranian dancer in Sufi/whirling dervish style
	Marie Hartwig	2008	10,275	2,555	UM professor of physical education and early advocate women's sports

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