// Glendale Heritage Preservation Trivia Script
// Written by Elliott Wood or Two-Fish Computing
// 1/18/2001
// 
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//  >@    www.two-fish.com
//
// Please ask before copying this script

trivia = new Array(7);
trivia[0] = "Glendale is the only village in Ohio with the National Historic designation granted by the U.S. Department of the Interior.";
trivia[1] = "The National Historic Landmark designation puts Glendale among other national significant sites such as the Statue of Liberty, the Alamo, the Washington Monument, and others!";
trivia[2] = "Our Police Station is the longest continually operated Police Station in its original site in the United States.";
trivia[3] = "Only 3% of the 80,000 Historic Registry sites in the nation are designated National Historic Landmarks.  Glendale is in that 3%.";
trivia[4] = "Several homes in the village are rumored to have been stops on the Underground Railroad during the Civil War.";
trivia[5] = "Glendale was founded in 1855, making it America's first planned suburban community laid out according to existing topography.";
trivia[6] = "Glendale holds the distinction of the first planned railroad commuter town in the nation.  The old station now houses GHP's museum and gift shop.";

index = Math.floor(7 * Math.random());
document.writeln(trivia[index]);