The background of this button has a light brown wave pattern throughout, and the face is divided into uneven thirds. The top section features black text and an illustration of a steam-powered amphibious vehicle on a tea green background. A signature reading "Oliver Evans" can be seen behind the illustration. The middle section is the largest and displays black text on a light tan background. The third section also has a tea green background and black text and contains a small portrait illustration of Oliver Evans.

Grain Craft Bar + Kitchen is a restaurant chain that opened originally in Newark, Delaware in 2015. The restaurant works with local community organizations to raise money through different types of events at their establishments and has raised over $40k since the chain’s creation. Oliver Evans was chosen as a mascot for the restaurant for his connection to the Delaware Valley and for his invention of the automated flour mill in 1790. Grain now has five locations around the Delaware Valley area. 

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Pontiac was a well-renowned American automobile brand. It first achieved popularity with the release of the Chief in 1926, which became the top-selling six-cylinder vehicle in the US. Pontiac became known as an affordable and reliable brand under its parent company General Motors, and was admired for its distinguishable visual elements such as the split grille and the silver streak running over the hood.

In the 1960s Pontiac transitioned towards performance sports cars, producing the GTO in 1964, which is considered the original “muscle car.” Several years later the Firebird achieved similar success, becoming an American icon over the years. 

Despite Pontiac’s achievements, the company succumbed to the 2008 financial crisis and discontinued production in 2010. 

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After commanding the victorious allied forces in France and North Africa during WWII, General Dwight D. “Ike” Eisenhower was persuaded to run for President in the early 1950s. He chose as his running mate Richard M. Nixon, who at the time was a senator from California known for convicting the Soviet spy Alger Hiss.

The pair won a landslide victory, and Ike remained committed to his policy of maintaining world peace. He quickly negotiated the end of the Korean War, and sought friendly relations with Russia. Although he and Nixon would disagree on fundamental issues surrounding foreign policy and civil rights, the two would nevertheless remain close, especially after Ike’s grandson married Nixon’s daughter. Ike would later endorse Nixon’s own presidency in 1969.

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John Fitzgerald Kennedy, often referred to as JFK, was the thirty-fifth president of the United States and started his term in January of 1961. Kennedy was born May 29, 1917, to Rose and Joseph of the prominent Kennedy family. He was one of nine. Born into a privileged upbringing, Kennedy was prepared for a political career by his politician father. There was controversy about his nomination due to Kennedy being the first Catholic president. It didn’t dissuade the majority, however, because he won the election beating future president Richard Nixon. His term ended in tragedy when he was assassinated in November of 1963.

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Public health is a subset of healthcare that encompasses preventing disease, promoting health through community action, and epidemiology, or the study of disease outbreaks. The Vermont Department of Public Health – Bennington is a county government public health organization. Their office partners with county, state, and federal government services, schools, health care providers, community groups and local individuals to nurture well-being through public health in Bennington County. This button shows the department's logo and motto: "Healthy People in Healthy Communities".

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Randolph-Macon Women’s College, known as Randolph College since 2007 when it started admitting men, is a private college in Lynchburg Virginia. The college was established in 1891 when the president of Randolph-Macon College was unable to garner support to have the school be open to female enrollment. After struggling to find a suitable location for the establishment the city of Lynchburg donated fifty acres to the institution. Founder’s Day is March 10th and is celebrated with various events on campus. As noted on the college’s official site since Founder’s Day usually falls during the week of Spring Break they celebrate it later in March.

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This is likely based on a tourism promo video about the State of Michigan showing what amenities it has to offer, including outdoor activities such as boating, skiing, and sports.

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Huey Lewis and the News is an American rock band based out of San Francisco, California. During the 1980s and 1990s they achieved 19 top ten singles that appeared on various charts. In 1983, the band released their most successful album Sports. 

Although the band has changed members throughout the years, they still continue to release albums.