Camp of 13th Iowa Infantry

Hare's Brigade - McClernand's Division

U.S.

Camp of

13th Iowa Infantry,

Hare's (1st) Brig., McClernand's (1st) Div.,

Army of the Tennessee.

First position in line of battle April 6, 1862, was 3/4 mile south, at N.W. corner of Review Field.

Marker is on Cavalry Road ¾ mile ...

Judge Robert Pringle House

1774

A Private Residence

The builder of this outstanding handsome

"single" house was a native of Scotland,

an eminent merchant of Charleston, and

a provincial lay judge who helped to open

the Revolution by resisting the Stamp Act.

His residence situated on ...

Original Site of Columbia College

This land was purchased in 1854 by the South Carolina Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church as the site of Columbia Female College, Chartered by S. C. General Assembly Dec. 21, 1854. Classes were held from 1859 to 1865. The ...

The Rail Fence and Grass Line

The rail fence

and grass line of

protection formed

after the British

troops landed

was six hundred

feet in the rear

at the base of

Bunker Hill

Marker can be reached from Monument Square.

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The Wolf River Crossing

Before reaching the Iowa, Sac and Fox Mission wagon trains crossed the Wolf River. Travelers often encountered members of local Indian nations. Native Americans thought that some payment should be made to them for the use of their land. Travelers ...

46th Illinois Infantry

Veatch's Brigade - Hurlbut's Division

U.S.

Army of the Tennessee.

46th Illinois Infantry,

Veatch's (2d) Brigade,

Hurlbut's (4th) Division.

This regiment, attached temporarily to Marsh's command, was engaged here at 10 a.m. April 7, 1862. It advanced, fighting, to Woolf Field.

Marker is on Cavalry Road ¾ ...

The Breastwork

The Breastwork

thrown up on the morning

of the seventeenth of June

1775

extended northerly

three hundred feet

Marker can be reached from Monument Square.

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General Benjamin Smith

Here stood the

Wilmington residence of

General Benjamin Smith

Elected Governor of

North Carolina in 1810.

New Hanover Historical Commission.

A.J. Howell E.S. Martin

James Sprunt W.A. McGirt

Marker is on Dock Street 0.1 miles west of South 2nd Street, on the right when traveling west.

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Milwaukee Terminal Building

Historic Third Ward Walking Tour Site 39

This property has been

placed on the

National Register

of Historic Places

Designed by

Herman Esser

Tour Site 39

c.1920

Marker is on Erie Street near Broadway (Wisconsin Route 32), on the right ...

William Tryon

Here stood the residence of

William Tryon Governor of

North Carolina, from April 3,1765,

to June 30, 1771. Stamp Master

William Houston was brought out

from the house and forced to

resign his office Nov. 16, 1765.

New Hanover Historical Commission

Marker is at the intersection of Market ...