OpenLLM-France/wikimedia huggingface dataset:
# We Deal in Dreams

"We Deal in Dreams" is a song by alternative rock group Live, which was released as the only single from their 2004 greatest hits album, Awake: The Best of Live.
The song, while released in 2004, was actually recorded during the sessions for the band's Throwing Copper album, but it did not make the cut and instead was used to promote the Awake: The Best of Live collection.
It was released to radio, but not as a commercial single in the United States and Australia. The commercially purchasable single was released only in Europe.

## Track listing

* "We Deal in Dreams" [Radio Edit] – 3:23
* "The Dolphin's Cry" (Jet Studio Session) – 5:17
# Johann Georg Gichtel

Johann Georg Gichtel (14 March 1638 – 21 January 1710) was a German mystic and religious leader who was a critic of Lutheranism. His followers ultimately separated from this faith.

## Biography

Gichtel was born at Regensburg, where his father was a member of senate. Having acquired at school an acquaintance with Greek, Hebrew, Syriac and even Arabic, he proceeded to Strasbourg to study theology; but finding the theological prelections of J. S. Schmidt and P. J. Spener distasteful, he entered the faculty of law. He was admitted an advocate, first at Speyer, and then at Regensburg; but having become acquainted with the baron Justinianus von Weltz (1621–1668), a Hungarian nobleman who cherished schemes for the reunion of Christendom and the conversion of the world, and having himself become acquainted with another world in dreams and visions, he abandoned all interest in his profession, and became an energetic promoter of the Christerbauliche Jesusgesellschaft (Christian Edification Society of Jesus).
The movement in its beginnings provoked at least no active hostility; but when Gichtel began to attack the teaching of the Lutheran clergy and church, especially upon the fundamental doctrine of justification by faith, he exposed himself to a prosecution which resulted in sentence of banishment and confiscation (1665). After many months of wandering and occasionally romantic adventure, he reached the Netherlands in January 1667, and settled at Zwolle, where he co-operated with Friedrich Breckling (1629–1711), who shared his views and aspirations.
Having become involved in the troubles of this friend, Gichtel, after a period of imprisonment, was banished for a term of years from Zwolle, but finally in 1668 found a home in Amsterdam, where he made the acquaintance of Antoinette Bourignon, and in a state of poverty (which, however, never became destitution) lived out his life of visions and day-dreams, of prophecy and prayer. He gathered a community of the "Brethren of the Angelic Life".
He became an ardent disciple of Jakob Böhme, whose works he published in 1682 (Amsterdam, 2 vols); but before the time of his death, he had attracted to himself a small band of followers known as "Gichtelians" or "Brethren of the Angels," who propagated certain views at which he had arrived independently of Böhme. Seeking ever to hear the authoritative voice of God within them, and endeavouring to attain to a life altogether free from carnal desires, like that of "the angels in heaven, who neither marry nor are given in marriage," they claimed to exercise a priesthood "after the order of Melchizedek," appeasing the wrath of God, and ransoming the souls of the lost by sufferings endured vicariously after the example of Christ.
While, however, Böhme "desired to remain a faithful son of the Church," the Gichtelians became separatists.

## Works

Gichtel's correspondence was published without his knowledge by Gottfried Arnold, a disciple, in 1701 (2 vols.), and again in 1708 (3 vols.). It has been frequently reprinted under the title Theosophia practica. The seventh volume of the Berlin edition (1768) contains a notice of Gichtel's life.
# Gmina Miedzna

Gmina Miedzna is a rural gmina (administrative district) in Węgrów County, Masovian Voivodeship, in east-central Poland. Its seat is the village of Miedzna, which lies approximately 9 kilometres (6 mi) north-east of Węgrów and 80 km (50 mi) east of Warsaw.
The gmina covers an area of 115.78 square kilometres (44.7 sq mi), and as of 2006 its total population is 4,102 (4,033 in 2013).

## Villages

Gmina Miedzna contains the villages and settlements of Glina, Miedzna, Międzyleś, Orzeszówka, Poszewka, Rostki, Tchórzowa, Ugoszcz, Warchoły, Wola Orzeszowska, Wrotnów, Wrzoski, Żeleźniki and Zuzułka.

## Neighbouring gminas

Gmina Miedzna is bordered by the town of Węgrów and by the gminas of Kosów Lacki, Liw, Sokołów Podlaski and Stoczek.
# Hans Georg Rupp

Hans Georg Rupp (30 August 1907 in Stuttgart – 14 September 1989 in Münsingen) was a West German judge. He was a justice of the Federal Constitutional Court from 1951 to 1975.
A few months before the end of his term, he cast the only special vote that was written exclusively by him. In the decision on the Radical Decree, he voted against his colleagues because he considered it a violation of Article 21 of the Basic Law for the hiring authority to consider mere membership at a party that had not been declared unconstitutional by the Federal Constitutional Court to be to the applicant's disadvantage. After 24 years on the Federal Constitutional Court, he retired in September 1975. Only Willi Geiger could look back on an even longer term of office.
# Ponape

Ponape may refer to:
* Pohnpei, an island in the Federated States of Micronesia
* Ponape (barque), a German sailing ship
# James E. Collins House

The James E. Collins House in Franklin, Tennessee, United States, was listed on the National Register of Historic Places but was removed in 1995. The property was also known as Anderson House.
It was built or has other significance as of c.1866, and included Central passage plan and other architecture. When listed the property included one contributing building, one contributing structure, and one non-contributing structure, on an area of 5.6 acres (2.3 ha).
The property was covered in a 1988 study of Williamson County historical resources.
# Kinkell, Aberdeenshire

Kinkell is a former parish in the Garioch region of Aberdeenshire. It was named Kinkell (Gaelic for "head church") because its parsonage oversaw six subordinate churches.

## Location

The area where Kinkell once stood is now part of the town of Inverurie, Aberdeenshire. The ruins of the Kinkell Kirk sit on the East bank of the River Don, two miles south-southeast of Inverurie

## Kinkell Kirk

Kinkell Kirk is a medieval church built in the 1200s and redesigned in 1538. It is dedicated to St Michael.
The 16th-century church which stands in ruins appears to have been redesigned by Alexander Galloway, rector of Kinkell and architect of the first Bridge of Dee in Aberdeen, as his initials can be seen three times inside the remaining internal walls.
The church had a sculptured tabernacle or aumbry for the Holy Sacrament, a bas-relief of the crucifix and the performance of Mass, and two-thirds of an incised slab representing a knight in armour. The church was lit by an enormous East window.
After many years of exposure to the weather, the carved font of the church was restored in 1851 and placed in St John's Episcopal Church, Aberdeen.

## Gilbert de Greenlaw

Gilbert de Greenlaw (1354–1421) was the Bishop of Aberdeen and Bishop-elect of St Andrews. Greenlaw died at the battle of Harlaw on 24 July 1411, where he fought for Alexander Stewart, Earl of Mar against the invading Donald of Islay, Lord of the Isles. He is buried at the nearby Kinkell Kirk.
On the sandstone slab dedicated to him at Kinkell Kirk, Greenlaw is wearing an open-faced bascinet helmet with a mail-reinforced arming doublet beneath plate armour, and is depicted carrying a hand-and-a-half sword.
There are 51 other gravestones at Kinkell Kirk. 8 are recumbent and 43 remain upright.
# Jane Lambert

Jane Lambert is the former Australian High Commissioner to Malta with non-resident accreditation as Ambassador to Tunisia (2012-2016). She has also served as Deputy High Commissioner to South Africa, Counselor at the Australian High Commission in Nigeria, and First Secretary at the Australian Embassy to the European Union, Belgium and Luxembourg.
Lambert earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Flinders University, and a Master of Arts degree in Public Policy from the Australian National University.
# We Sing Rock!

We Sing Rock! is a 2011 karaoke game part of the We Sing family of games, developed by French studio Le Cortex. The game features songs from the rock genre of music.

## Gameplay

The gameplay is similar to the SingStar set of video games. Players are required to sing along with music in order to score points, matching pitch and rhythm. The game has anticheat technology whereby tapping or humming will register on the screen but no points will be awarded. We Sing Rock! also contains the addition of 'Star Notes' that allow the player to score even more points by matching the pitch and rhythm of certain hard to score parts of songs.
* 40 full licensed songs with music videos where available
* Solo Mode
* Multiplayer modes – Group Battle, We Sing, Versus, Pass the Mic, First to X, Expert, Blind, Marathon.
* Real Karaoke mode
* Jukebox mode
* Singing Lessons
* Award System
* Customisable backgrounds
* Four Microphones
* Integrates with a USB hub
Due to hardware limitations with the Wii only having two USB ports, a USB hub is shipped with certain retail versions to add more USB ports. The game uses the standard logitech USB microphone for the Wii.

## Track list

The track list for We Sing Rock! was announced on September 26.
* Thirty Seconds to Mars – Kings and Queens 2009
* 4 Non Blondes – What's Up
* Alice Cooper – Poison
* Bloc Party – The Prayer
* The Cardigans – My Favourite Game 1998
* Coldplay – Violet Hill
* Creedence Clearwater Revival – Proud Mary
* The Darkness – I Believe in a Thing Called Love 2003
* Daughtry – What About Now
* Def Leppard – Pour Some Sugar On Me 1987
* Elvis Presley – Suspicious Minds
* Europe – The Final Countdown 1986
* Evanescence – Bring Me to Life 2003
* Extreme – More Than Words 1991
* Faith No More – Epic 1990
* Franz Ferdinand – Take Me Out 2004
* Free – All Right Now 1970
* Garbage – I Think I'm Paranoid
* Gossip – Standing in the Way of Control
* Heart – Alone
* INXS – Never Tear Us Apart
* Kasabian – Underdog
* KT Tunstall – Suddenly I See
* Limp Bizkit – Rollin'
* Meredith Brooks – Bitch
* Motörhead – Ace Of Spades
* My Chemical Romance – Welcome to the Black Parade
* The Offspring – Pretty Fly (For A White Guy)
* OK Go – Here It Goes Again 2006
* Panic! at the Disco – Nine in the Afternoon
* Paramore – Ignorance
* The Pretenders – Brass in Pocket
* Robert Palmer – Addicted to Love
* Scorpions – Wind of Change
* Sheryl Crow – All I Wanna Do
* Simple Minds – Don't You (Forget About Me) 1985
* Survivor – Eye of the Tiger
* Tina Turner – The Best 1989
* Wheatus – Teenage Dirtbag 2000
* Whitesnake – Here I Go Again '87

## Peripherals

Due to hardware limitations with the Wii only having two USB ports, a USB hub is shipped with certain retail sku's to add more USB ports. The game uses the standard Logitech USB microphone for the Wii.
# Johann Georg Fischer

Johann Georg Fischer (25 October 1816 – 4 May 1897) was a German poet and playwright.

## Biography

Fischer was born in Groß-Süßen, Württemberg. His father was a carpenter, who died early.
After Johann finished his studies in Tübingen between 1831 and 1833, he began to work as a teacher assistant at different places, including Langenau and Ulm. After a further study as a school teacher, he went to Stuttgart in 1845 to teach at the elementary school. He became school master as well as the leader of the economic school in the city. In 1857 he gained the title of Doctor of Philosophy. Between 1862 and 1885, he worked as a professor later as a master professor at the Oberen Stuttgarter Realschule.
As a poet, Fischer may be regarded as the last noteworthy representative of the traditional Swabian School. He was not in sympathy with the naturalism of his time, and was influenced chiefly by the poetry of his countryman Schiller, although several of his productions suggest the influence of Goethe, Hölderlin, and Mörike.
Fischer developed his unique style in poetry and writing dramas during his years in Stuttgart. Early in life, he showed deep interest in nature and many of his poems show this influence. He excelled in popular songs and ballads, and in his love songs nobly idealized nature and passion. His 24 speeches on the occasion of the birthday of Schiller were especially popular.
For his works, he gained the title of honorary citizen in Marbach am Neckar. Some of his admirers were wont to call him “Der schwabische Frauenlob” (the Swabian praiser of women). His seventieth birthday was a huge festival in Stuttgart. He died in Stuttgart.

## Works

His four dramas are:
* Saul (1862)
* Friedrich II von Hohenstaufen (1863)
* Florian Geyer (1866)
* Kaiser Maximilian von Mexico (1868)
His other works, practically all of them published in Stuttgart, were:
* Gedichte (1838)
* Dichtungen (1841)
* Gedichte (1854)
* Aus dem Leben der Vögel (1863) In this work, he notes the characteristic phenomena of the psychic life of animals with the acuteness of a naturalist and the sympathy of a poet.
* Neue Gedichte (1865)
* Den Deutschen Frauen (1869)
* Aus Frischer Luft (1872)
* Neue Lieder (1876)
* Merlin. Ein Liederzyklus (1877)
* Der Glückliche Knecht. Ein Idyll (1881)
* Auf dem Heimweg (1891)
* Mit Achtzig Jahren (1896)
# List of settlements in Aetolia-Acarnania

This is a list of settlements in Aetolia-Acarnania, Greece.
* Achladokastro
* Achyra
* Aetopetra
* Aetos
* Afrato
* Afroxylia
* Agalianos
* Agia Paraskevi
* Agia Sofia
* Agia Varvara
* Agios Andreas
* Agios Dimitrios
* Agios Georgios
* Agios Ilias
* Agios Konstantinos
* Agios Nikolaos Trichonidos
* Agios Nikolaos
* Agios Thomas
* Agios Vlasios
* Agrampela
* Agridi
* Agrinio
* Aitoliko
* Akres
* Alevrada
* Amfilochia
* Amorgianoi
* Ampelaki
* Ampelakiotissa
* Ampelia
* Amvrakia
* Analipsi
* Anavryti
* Angelokastro
* Ano Chora
* Ano Kerasovo
* Ano Koudouni
* Ano Vasiliki
* Anoixiatiko
* Anthofyto
* Antirrio
* Arachova
* Archontochori
* Argyro Pigadi
* Aspria
* Astakos
* Avarikos
* Bampalio
* Bampini
* Chaliki Amvrakias
* Chalkiopoulo
* Chomori
* Chouni
* Chrysovergi
* Chrysovitsa
* Chrysovitsa
* Dafni
* Dafnias
* Dendrochori
* Diasellaki
* Diplatanos
* Dokimi
* Dorvitsa
* Drymonas
* Drymos
* Elaiofyto
* Elatou
* Elatovrysi
* Eleftheriani
* Ellinika
* Empesos
* Evinochori
* Famila
* Floriada
* Fragkoulaiika
* Fyteies
* Galatas
* Gavalou
* Gavrolimni
* Gavros
* Giannopouloi
* Gouria
* Gouriotissa
* Grammatikou
* Grammeni Oxya
* Grigori
* Kainourgio
* Kalavrouza
* Kallithea
* Kalloni
* Kaloudi
* Kalyvia
* Kamaroula
* Kandila
* Kapsorachi
* Karaiskakis
* Kastanea
* Kastanoula
* Kastraki
* Katafygio
* Kato Chora
* Kato Chrysovitsa
* Kato Kerasovo
* Kato Makrinou
* Katochi
* Katouna
* Kechrinia
* Kentriki
* Kerasea
* Kleisorrevmata
* Klepa
* Kokkinochori
* Kokkinovrysi
* Kompoti
* Koniska
* Konopina
* Kryoneria
* Kydonea
* Kyparissos
* Kypseli
* Kyra Vgena
* Lampiri
* Lefka
* Lefko
* Lepenou
* Lesini
* Limnitsa
* Livadaki
* Loutraki
* Loutro
* Lygias
* Lysimacheia
* Machairas
* Makrinou
* Makyneia
* Malesiada
* Mamoulada
* Manina Vlizianon
* Mandrini
* Mastro
* Mataragka
* Matsouki
* Megali Chora
* Megas Kampos
* Menidi
* Mesarista
* Milea
* Missolonghi
* Molykreio
* Monastiraki
* Mousoura
* Myrtea
* Mytikas
* Naupactus
* Nea Avorani
* Neapoli
* Neochori, Missolonghi
* Neochori, Nafpaktia
* Neokastro
* Nerochori
* Neromanna
* Ochthia
* Palaiochoraki
* Palaiokarya
* Palaiomanina
* Palaiopyrgos
* Palairos
* Paliampela
* Pamfio
* Panagoula
* Panaitolio
* Pantanassa
* Papadates
* Papadatou
* Paravola
* Patiopoulo
* Pentakorfo
* Pentalofo
* Peratia
* Perdikaki
* Perdikovrysi
* Perista
* Peristeri
* Perithori
* Perkos
* Petrochori
* Petrona
* Pitsinaiika
* Plagia
* Platanos
* Podogora
* Podos
* Pogonia
* Pokista
* Potamoula Messolongiou
* Potamoula
* Prodromos
* Prosilia
* Psilovrachos
* Retsina
* Rigani
* Riganio
* Sardinia
* Sargiada
* Sidira
* Simos
* Sitaralona
* Sitomena
* Skala
* Skourtou
* Skoutera
* Skoutesiada
* Spartias
* Sparto
* Spolaita
* Stamna
* Stanos
* Stathas
* Stranoma
* Stratos
* Strongylovouni
* Stylia
* Terpsithea
* Thermo
* Thyrio
* Trichonio
* Triklino
* Trikorfo
* Tryfos
* Varetada
* Varnakas
* Vasiliki
* Vasilopoulo
* Vatos
* Velvina
* Vlachomandra
* Vliziana
* Vomvokou
* Vonitsa
* Vrouviana
* Xiropigado
* Zevgaraki
# James Ransome (manufacturer)

James Ransome (1782 – 22 November 1849) was an English manufacturer of agricultural implements and components for railways.

## Life

He was born in 1782, the elder son of Robert Ransome, founder of the manufacturer of agricultural implements (later known as Ransomes, Sims & Jefferies) in Ipswich, Suffolk. He entered his father's business in 1795.
James, with his brother Robert (1795–1864), who became a partner in the business in 1819, took out several patents for improvements in ploughs. Threshing machines, scarifiers, and other agricultural implements were also improved by the firm. James and Robert Ransome were among the earliest members of the Royal Agricultural Society of England, which was founded in 1838, and they gained in later years many of the society's chief medals and prizes.
On the coming of railways, the Ransomes became the largest manufacturers of railway chairs, a patent being obtained for casting them. A patent was also taken out for compressed wood keys and treenails for securing the chairs and rails, and many millions of these were produced.
James Ransome died at Rushmere, Ipswich, on 22 November 1849, his wife Hannah, daughter of Samuel Hunton of Southwold, having predeceased him on 8 December 1826. They had several children, including James Allen Ransome (1806–1875), who became a partner in the business in 1829. His daughter Jane was the mother of John Shewell Corder, architect and artist. Another daughter, Hannah Hunton Ransome married Stafford Allen, the quaker abolitionist.
# Kimoset

Kimoset is a settlement in Kenya's Baringo County.
# Ramon Gutierrez

Ramon Gutierrez may refer to:
* Ramón A. Gutiérrez, American historian
* Ramon Rodrigo Gutierrez, Filipino politician
# Marcus Leaver

Marcus Edward Leaver (born 1 April 1970) is a British publishing executive.
He was Chief Executive of Chrysalis Books Group from 2003 to 2005, President of Sterling Publishing from 2008 to 2012, and CEO of The Quarto Group from 2012 to 2018. In 2019, together with Mark Smith, Leaver established the Welbeck Publishing Group. In 2023 he launched Gemini Books Group, with the acquisitions of Imagine That!, Palazzo Editions, Ad Lib Publishers, Mardle Books, and Pimpernel Press.
The son of former Premier League Chief Executive Peter Leaver, he was educated at Eton College, the University of East Anglia (BA History of Art & Architecture, 1992) and London Business School (MBA, 1999).
# Weapons Systems Evaluation Group

The Weapons Systems Evaluation Group (abbreviated WSEG) was formed in 1949 to carry out Operational Research work for the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the United States Army and the United States Secretary of Defense. The group oversaw the appraisal of weapons used during the Korean War. The group collaborated with Israel in evaluating the effectiveness of Soviet weapons during the Cold War.

## History

The first Research Director was Philip M. Morse, who served a year and a half before returning to MIT in the summer of 1950. From 1957 until 1960 John H. Sides was director of WSEG. Lt. Gen. Harvey T. Alness was director from Sept. 1, 1962 until March 1, 1964.
Hugh Everett III worked at the WSEG from 1956 until 1964. Much of his works remains classified. During his time with the WSEG Everett worked on various studies of the Minuteman missile project, which was then starting. Together with George E. Pugh he wrote an influential study The Distribution and Effects of Fallout in Large Nuclear Weapon Campaigns.
# Johann Georg Fuchs von Dornheim

Johann Georg Fuchs von Dornheim (1586–1633) was the Prince-Bishop of Bamberg from 1623 to 1633. He was known as the "Hexenbrenner" (witch burner) and the "Hexenbischof" (witch-bishop) for presiding over the most intensive period of witch trials in early modern Bamberg.

## Biography

Johann Georg Fuchs von Dornheim was born in Wiesentheid on 23 April 1586. Johann Georg was elected Prince-Bishop of Bamberg on 13 February 1623.
Motivated by the Counter-Reformation, Johann Georg presided over the Bamberg witch trials, which lasted from 1626 to 1631. As a part of the trials, he ordered the construction of a "witch-house," a prison which featured a torture chamber adorned with Bible verses. These trials led to the execution of 300-600 individuals, the most notable of which was Bamberg burgomaster Johannes Junius.
Amid the Thirty Years' War, troops under Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden and John George I, Elector of Saxony occupied the Prince-Bishopric of Bamberg on 11 February 1632, forcing Fuchs von Dornheim to flee the city. He died in exile in Spital am Pyhrn, Austria on 29 March 1633.
# Grandview Speedway

Grandview Speedway is a one third-mile automobile race track located just east of Bechtelsville, Pennsylvania, United States. Featuring moderately high banks and a wide racing surface, it is suitable for close racing and passing. The track is sanctioned by NASCAR in the NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series.

## History

The track opened in 1963 and was built by Forrest Rogers after construction started in 1962. The track was originally planned as a ¼ mile (402 meters) asphalt track in Pottstown, Pennsylvania. Eventually this was changed to a larger dirt track in Bechtelsville, Pennsylvania. The track opened on August 11, 1963. Forrest Rogers died of a heart attack in 1966. His son, Bruce Rogers, took control of the race track and operated until he died in 2017. The Rogers family continues to operate the track.

## Weekly races

It features a regular weekly series of modified, sportsman modified.

## Special events

The track's signature event is the Freedom 76, a modified event in mid-September. The track has a date on the Pennsylvania Speedweeks of winged 410 sprint cars. Touring series that have raced at the track include: USAC National Sprint Cars, USAC National Midget cars, All Star Circuit of Champions, and the World of Outlaws Sprint Cars.

### Freedom 76 Champions
#### 1971 to 2010

| 1971 | Ed Mumford | 1991 | Billy Pauch |
| 1972 | Glenn Fitzcharles | 1992 | Billy Pauch |
| 1973 | Roger Knappenberger | 1993 | Duane Howard |
| 1974 | Mike Erb | 1994 | Chip Slocum |
| 1975 | Ed Mumford | 1995 | Donny Erb |
| 1976 | Pete Damiani | 1996 | Billy Pauch |
| 1977 | Doug Carlyle | 1997 | Duane Howard |
| 1978 | Bobby Hauer | 1998 | Billy Pauch |
| 1979 | John Blackey | 1999 | Duane Howard |
| 1980 | Paul Lotier | 2000 | Billy Pauch |
| 1981 | Fred Rahmer | 2001 | Craig Von Dohren |
| 1982 | Smokey Warren | 2002 | Meme DeSantis |
| 1983 | Fred Rahmer | 2003 | Jeff Strunk |
| 1984 | Doug Hoffman | 2004 | Jeff Strunk |
| 1985 | Craig Von Dohren | 2005 | Ray Swinehart |
| 1986 | Tom Mayberry | 2006 | Craig Von Dohren |
| 1987 | Davey Wenger | 2007 | Jeff Strunk |
| 1988 | Billy Pauch | 2008 | Craig Von Dohren |
| 1989 | Billy Schinkel | 2009 | Meme DeSantis |
| 1990 | Kenny Brightbill | 2010 | Meme DeSantis |

#### 2011 to present

| 2011 | Duane Howard | 2021 | Ryan Godown |
| 2012 | Jeff Strunk | 2022 | Craig Von Dohren |
| 2013 | Jeff Strunk | 2023 | Ryan Godown |
| 2014 | Stewart Friesen | 2024 | Alex Yankowski |
| 2015 | Craig Von Dohren | | |
| 2016 | Jeff Strunk | | |
| 2017 | Jeff Strunk | | |
| 2018 | Duane Howard | | |
| 2019 | Mike Gular | | |
| 2020 | Jeff Strunk | | |
See also
* Bedford Speedway
* Eriez Speedway
* Lake Erie Speedway, Erie County, south of North East, Pennsylvania
* Nazareth Speedway
* Pocono Raceway