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The queue: Works in progress

Updated 26 September 2026 (Originally published 4 September 2018)

Current running list of locations for which I am planning to do (or update) a list soon (“soon” being a relative term):

  • Alberta
    • Lethbridge
    • Medicine Hat
  • Arizona
    • Phoenix suburbs (additions)
  • California
    • Alhmabra, San Gabriel, and Monterey Park
    • Bakersfield (update)
    • Downey
    • Fresno (update)
    • LA – San Fernando Valley (parts)
    • Los Banos
    • Madera
    • Monrovia and Arcadia
    • Stockton (update)
  • Colorado
    • Boulder
  • Florida
    • Cape Coral
    • Ocala
    • Pensacola
    • St Augustine
    • Tallahassee
  • Idaho
    • Twin Falls
  • Illinois
    • Champaign-Urbana
    • DeKalb
    • East St Louis
    • Elgin
    • Joliet
  • Indiana
    • Muncie
  • Kansas
  • Louisiana
    • Houma
    • Lafayette
  • Maine
    • Bangor
  • Manitoba
    • Brandon
  • Maryland
    • DC Suburbs
  • Massachusetts
    • Beverly
    • Gardner
    • Gloucester
    • Lowell (update)
    • Lynn
    • Newton
  • Michigan
    • Pontiac
  • Missouri
    • St Joseph
    • St Louis Suburbs
  • Nebraska
    • Grand Island
    • Kearney
  • Nevada
    • Las Vegas (limited, more data to grab)
  • New Hampshire
    • Concord
  • New Jersey
    • Irvington
    • Long Branch
    • Morristown
    • Paterson (update)
    • Ridgweood
    • Somerville
    • Summit
    • Vineland
  • New York
    • Binghamton
    • Brooklyn (1933 only)
    • Yonkers (maybe)
  • Ohio
  • Oregon
    • Beaverton
    • Eugene
    • Portland suburbs
  • Pennsylvania
    • Bethlehem
    • New Kensingon
  • Saskatchewan
    • Moose Jaw
  • South Carolina
  •  Tennessee
  • Texas
    • DFW suburbs
    • Lubbock
    • San Antonio
    • Wichita Falls
  • Virginia
    • DC Suburbs (additions)
    • Front Royal
    • Roanoke (update)
    • Rocky Mount
    • South Boston
    • Suffolk
  • Washington
  • Wyoming
    • Casper

Also:

  • Expansions of most other cities where data currently stops at 1960
  • Assorted infill of missing data on existing lists where possible

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