What is Rogers Waters history?
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You mean Roger Waters?
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See http://www.pinkfloydonline.com/history.html
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Better to visit this site for more details!!!\nhttp://www.ntvcelticfanzine.com/history%20corner/history%20coronation%20cup%20final.htm
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The Bathosphere was developed by Otis Barton and William Beebee in 1930.\n\nIn 1932 it set a record depth of 3,028 feet.  The record stood for 15 years.
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The Pirates of Black Water?\n\nIt started in the late 80's and ended in 1990.
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"Old Kinderhook"\n\n... but read the whole story on the website.  It's pretty interesting.
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go to google then search "this day in history=storms in the last 100 years.   $_$-me
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Archamedies. It was originaly a way to pump water.
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The water supply was at a higher elevation than the fountain, which created pressure. It's the same principle as community water towers of today.
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Try the South Street Seaport Museum for information:\nhttp://www.southstseaport.org/
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Allegash Waterway, Maine 1976. \n\nhttp://www.ufocasebook.com/Allagash.html
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Also called "misfit river"--river is much smaller than expected for the width of its valleys--very common in areas that were once glaciated.  \nIn the United States and Canada, several rivers are much smaller now  than when they  received vast outflow of water from glacial melts during the Ice Ages when there were vast continental glaciers covering Canada and the Great Lakes area. So, during Pleistocene time, the river systems cut wide valleys that seem not to "fit" the current volume of water flowing through the rivers. \nMinnesota River: "Some 9,000 to 12,000 years ago, the Glacial River Warren flowed with great volumes of meltwater from the southern end of the Glacial Lake Agassiz. Those icy currents carved the wide, trough-like, loam-covered valley of the Minnesota River that we see today."\nhttp://www.environmentaleducationohio.org/Biosphere/Case%20Studies/minnesota.html\nMilk River: "Most of the canyon cutting took place when virtually all of the runoff from southwestern Alberta was being diverted into the Milk River as a result of blockage by ice of drainage to the northeast. With recession of the Laurentide glacier out of the region and opening of a route around the Cypress Hills, evolution of the modern South Saskatchewan drainage began, waters that previously were feeding the Milk River became incorporated into the Hudson Bay catchment basin" (Beaty, 1975)." http://www.uleth.ca/vft/milkriver/milk_river.html\nIllinois River:"the old valley is exceptionally wide for the size of the new river. After the last glacier retreat ed, the Illinois permanently shrank to a much smaller river, fed only by rainfall and seepage from underground aquifers. The pulse of the river changed. In years with average rainfall, backwater lakes rose and expanded, temporary ponds developed, and grass lands became marshes in late winter and early spring. The water then drained out slowly; by midsummer the river flowed only in the main channel and much of the floodplain was dry again. "\nhttp://dnr.state.il.us/orep/c2000/assessments/lower_sangamon/page4.htm.\nUpper Mississippi River.\n\nYou can imagine drought, stream capture, and similar phenomenon causing a decline in flow.
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www.historychannel.com
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http://www.igsb.uiowa.edu/about/history/history.htm\n\nStatehood\n\nI was born and raised there give me more questions.
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Live near there, never heard of the story of the flood.  I would be interested to know myself.  I know Keystone Lake has flooded many times and I've seen Feyodi Creek Campground completely under water many times years ago.\n\nI've always heard rumors that the town of Mannford was flooded and completely submerged at one time, then they rebuilt the town on higher ground.  If it's true or not, I don't know.  Just what I've always heard.  That's why they have boat docks and New Mannford Ramp and Old Mannford Ramp.\n\nLike I said, I will keep watching your question, I'm curious about the flood of Cleveland, OK also.
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Google with a properly formed query will find most of the information that is out there. Also try wikipedia for information on places which generally includes their history. \n\nWhat place do you wish to find information on and what sort of information do you require?
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Mr. Rogers and Capt Kangaroo are both war hero's.  The Reason Mr. Rogers always had a long sleeve sweater on is to cover up all this tattoos.  Now that does not say he was gay or not but I don't think he was.