North Haven Veterans Monument

Revolutionary War

War of 1812

Mexican War

Civil War

Indian Wars

Spanish – American War

World War I

World War II

Korea

Vietnam

Gulf War

To honor those citizens of the

Town of North Haven

who have served their community

and the nation in time of war

in the sincere hope that

there will never be ...

Byram's Ford Battlefield

At 8 A. M. on October 23, 1864, Federal cavalry under General Alfred E. Pleasonton forced a crossing of the Blue River at Byram’s Ford and attacked the stone ridge, which was defended by Confederate troops under John S. Marmaduke. ...

Berkeley Municipal Rose Garden

City of Berkeley Landmark - Designated in 1995

The Rose Garden was a joint creation of the City of Berkeley and the Federal Works Progress Administration (WPA), whose public works provided employment during the Depression. Vernon M. Dean, the City's landscape ...

53rd Ohio Infantry

Hildebrand's Brigade - Sherman's Division

U.S.

Army of the Tennessee.

53d Ohio Infantry,

Hildebrand's (3d) Brigade,

Sherman's (5th) Division.

This regiment, attached temporarily to Col. Marsh's command, was in position here at 9 a.m. April 7, 1862.

Marker can be reached from Cavalry Road ¼ ...

First Water Company

1905 - 1908

City of Las Vegas

Diamond Jubilee

From within this area flowing artesian springs and wells provided the lifeblood to the valley and it settlers.

This abundant supply of water has been the most important asset in the establishment, development and growth ...

North Haven

North Haven

A part of Indian land bought in 1638 for New Haven, North Haven was incorporated in 1786. The center area was settled in 1670 by the Humiston, Thorpe, and Blakeslee families. A separate parish or church society was formed ...

Joseph Hardin

1734-1801

Colonel Hardin was born in Virginia but moved to North Carolina in 1772. During the Revolutionary War, he fought at King's Mountain and elsewhere in the South. He was Speaker of the House of the State of Franklin in 1785 ...

Horton House Historical Site

A Legacy Continues

The plantation that Christophe Du Bignon

established at the beginning of the nineteeth

century had its good and bad years.

When Christophe's youngest son, Henri,

married Ann Amelia Nicolau in 1808, they were

given 40 acres of planted cotton. This was ...

French's Battery

Drake's Brigade

C.S.A.

Brigadier General Bushrod R. Johnson's Division

Colonel Joseph Drake's Brigade

French's BatteryThis battery of four pieces went into position between the 4th Mississippi and 15th Arkansas regiments and supported the brigade effectively in the defensive and offensive actions during the operations ...

Hamden Veterans Memorial

[ approximately 7, 130 names are listed on the ten plaques, front, back and ends ]

Marker is at the intersection of Dixwell Avenue (Connecticut Route 10) and Sanford Street, on the left when traveling south on Dixwell Avenue.

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