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"Remembering Wayne: A Legendary American Icon" John Wayne (1907-1979), the iconic American actor

Wayne Collection: Anthony Wayne 1745 To 1796. United States Army General And Statesman

Anthony Wayne 1745 To 1796. United States Army General And Statesman. From A 19Th Century Illustration

Wayne Collection: Anthony Wayne 1745-1796. Officer In American Revolution. Known As Mad Anthony For His Courage And

Anthony Wayne 1745-1796. Officer In American Revolution. Known As Mad Anthony For His Courage And Daring. From Painting By Alonzo Chappel

Wayne Westner South Africa, 20 September 1994 Date: 20 September 1994

Wayne Collection: John Wayne, American film star, with horse

John Wayne, American film star, with horse. Date: 20th century

Wayne Collection: LOUISIANA: FIDDLER. Wayne Perry playing the fiddle on a porch in Crowley, Louisiana

LOUISIANA: FIDDLER. Wayne Perry playing the fiddle on a porch in Crowley, Louisiana. Photograph by Alan Lomax, mid 20th century

Wayne Collection: BATTLE OF FALLEN TIMBERS. Anthony Waynes Legion at the Battle of Fallen Timbers

BATTLE OF FALLEN TIMBERS. Anthony Waynes Legion at the Battle of Fallen Timbers on the banks of the Maumee River, Ohio, 20 August 1794: steel engraving, 1859

Wayne Collection: Map of Stony Point and Verplancks Point on the Hudson River, held

Map of Stony Point and Verplancks Point on the Hudson River, held and fortified by the British from late May 1779 till
STONY POINT MAP, 1779. Map of Stony Point and Verplancks Point on the Hudson River, held and fortified by the British from late May 1779 till they were captured by American troops led by Anthony

Wayne Collection: Wayne Morris in The Kid Comes Back, 1938

Wayne Morris in The Kid Comes Back, 1938
FILM STILL: BOXING. Wayne Morris in The Kid Comes Back, 1938

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"Remembering Wayne: A Legendary American Icon" John Wayne (1907-1979), the iconic American actor, captivated audiences with his rugged charm and unforgettable performances. In a scene from "The Comancheros, " we witness Wayne's commanding presence on the silver screen. But John Wayne was not the only famous figure named Wayne to leave an indelible mark in history. George Washington (1732-1799), the first President of the United States, is depicted alongside his esteemed friends after a day's hunt in Virginia. Among them are individuals identified as Wayne, Lafayette, Greene, La Grange, and Pulaski - all influential figures who shaped our nation's early years. Moving beyond politics and cinema, music enthusiasts will recognize names like Miles Davis Quintet and Wayne Shorter. Brian Foskett captures a mesmerizing moment of Miles Davis Quintet performing at Hammersmith in London during 1967 while Brian O'Connor immortalizes saxophonist extraordinaire Wayne Shorter during his London concert in 1976. These artists pushed boundaries and redefined jazz for generations to come. Speaking of groundbreaking musical acts, Weather Report takes center stage at Colston Hall in Bristol during October 1977. Denis Williams skillfully portrays their electrifying performance that left audiences spellbound with their fusion of jazz-funk and progressive rock. In sports news, Sonko stops Rooney. Fortunate fans witnessed an incredible display of talent when Sonko thwarted football legend Rooney on the field - a testament to both players' skills. Shifting gears to nature's beauty, Chanticleer Garden in Pennsylvania showcases wisteria blossoming vibrantly on trellises. This picturesque sight reminds us of the tranquility found amidst nature's wonders. For aviation enthusiasts visiting Fort Wayne Municipal Airport in Indiana would be a dream come true as they explore Baer Field where historic aircraft like Argonia played pivotal roles in events like the original D-Day.