Soldiers of the Revolution

To the honor and glory

of those

Soldiers of the Revolution

who

under General Washington in 1776

and General Wayne in 1779

camped on this site

Reverently placed by the Nova Caesarea Chapter

Daughters of the American Revolution May 1916

Marker is at the intersection of Elwood Avenue and ...

Second Tennessee Regiment

Army of the Mississippi

To the memory and in honor of our comrades of the Second Tennessee Infantry Regiment, C. S. A., who fell near this spot early on the morning of the battle of Shiloh, April 6, 1862.

Go, stranger, and ...

Rendezvous on the Trail

This was once a place of early morning racket, dust, and confusion, as wagons bound for Santa Fe rattled and jockeyed for position to form a train. Wagonmasters shouted, "Catch up!" to the teamsters - then "Stretch out!" as the ...

Salinas Temporary Detention Center

This monument is dedicated to the 3,586 Monterey Bay Area residents of Japanese ancestry, most of whom were American citizens, temporarily confined in the Salinas Rodeo Grounds during World War II from April to July 1942. They were detained without ...

The Lord's Vineyard

This 2-story log house and out-buildings were erected by John Latta about 1834 on Evansville Creek, 12 miles southwest of this spot. The Latta settlement was called Vineyard from "The Lord's Vineyard." Vineyard was the first postoffice in Washington County ...

Father Juan Padilla Monument

In 1542, Fr. Juan Padilla, a Franciscan Friar, (the First American Martyr), accompanied Coranado [sic] on his expedition from Mexico some 50 years after Christopher Columbus landed in the USA [sic] and 78 years before our pilgrim fathers landed on ...

The Jersey Militia and Continental Army

This plaque is dedicated to

those brave men of

the New Jersey Militia and Continental Army

who fought the Battle of Springfield

June 7 to June 23, 1780.

The battle took place between the bridge crossing

near Morris Avenue and the east

branch of the Rahway ...

Officers Quarters 2-3 and 4

These two buildings date from 1854-55, soon after the U.S. Army established Fort Clark. The antebellum fort then included officers quarters and barracks for enlisted men, as well as a two-story quartermaster storehouse, powder magazine, hospital, guardhouse and post headquarters ...

Trapped in the Cut

July 1, 1863 - First Day

"Surrender, or I will fire."

Lt. Col. Rufus R. Dawes, U.S.A.

6th Wisconsin Volunteers

The railroad cut visible in front of you was the scene of a dramatic engagement on the first day of the battle.

On the morning ...

Confederate Soldier Memorial

(Gainesville Florida)

(North face)

In Memory Of

The

Confederate

Dead

1861 1865

(East face)

"They Fell For Us and For Them

Should Fall

The Tears Of A Nation's Grief."

(West face)

They Counted The Cost

And In Defence Of Right

They Paid The Martyr's Price."

(South face)

Erected By

Kirby Smith

Chapter No. 202

U.D.C.

A.D. 1904.

Marker ...