Cass

Cass called:

  • Cass ( unit ), Turkish Liquid measure
  • Cass - Legend of a Hooligan, British film from 2008
  • Cass Business School, Business School, London

Places in the United States:

  • Cass (Arkansas )
  • Cass (Indiana)
  • Cass (Texas)
  • Cass (West Virginia)
  • Cass City (Michigan)

In New Zealand:

  • Cass (New Zealand)

Number of people:

  • David Cass (1937-2008), American economist
  • Lewis Cass (1782-1866), American military officer, politician and Minister of Foreign Affairs
  • Peggy Cass (1924-1999), American actress

CASS or Cass. as an abbreviation stands for:

  • Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS )
  • CA Seydel Söhne (CASS ), German harmonica manufacturer
  • Botany is Cass. Alexandre Henri Gabriel de Cassini

In NRHP -listed objects:

  • Cass and King Street Residential Historic District in La Crosse, Wisconsin, ID no. 97001410
  • Cass Avenue Bridge, in Albion, Michigan, ID no. 80004817
  • Cass Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, in Detroit, Michigan, ID no. 82000548
  • Cass Historic District, in Cass, West Virginia, ID no. 80004038
  • Cass Motor Sales in Detroit, Michigan, ID no. 86001039
  • Cass Park Historic District in Detroit, Michigan, ID no. 04001580
  • Cass Scenic Railroad in Cass, West Virginia, ID no. 74002019
  • Cass - Davenport Historic District in Detroit, Michigan, ID no. 97001100

See also

  • Disambiguation
  • Abbreviation
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