Dwight David Eisenhower

General of the Army

Rank awarded December 20, 1944

"I cannot let this day pass

without telling the fighting

men···that my fondest boast

shall always be: I was their

fellow-soldier."

Address to the American Soldier

February 7, 1948

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Old Chillicothe

This stone marks the site of Old Chillicothe, the principal town of the Shawnees Indians, Tecumseh chief.

The famous gauntlet run by Simon Kenton in 1778 was from Sextons Hill to the Council House which stood 30 rods west of this ...

Site of Old Chillicothe

The famous Shawnee Village destroyed four times by pioneer forces. It remained Ohio's leading Indian Town until 1807. On the rise to the west stood the bark Council House.

Marker is on U.S. 68 0.1 miles south of Brush Row Road, ...

The Doty Settlement / The Pioneer Farmstead

Side A: The Doty Settlement

As Oxford Township was developing in the mid-1800s, a cluster of farmsteads near its northern border was designated the "Doty Settlement." As was the custom, the community took its name from a prominent family in the ...

Coker's Pedigreed Seed Company /Coker Experimental Farms

(Front)

This company, incorporated in 1914 by David R. Coker (1870-1938), grew out of his pioneering work breeding plants and developing high-quality seeds. At first focusing on helping Southern farmers grow superior upland cotton, it later had great success with ...

Allendale Veterans Monument

Dedicated

to the

memory of our boys

who made

the Supreme Sacrifice

in

World War II

1941 – 1945

David L. Ceely

John J. Fox

Edward J. Hamilton

Eugene A. Ivers

Bruce S. Macintyre

John A. Sawyer

Harold W. Scott, Jr.

Charles A. Yeomans

Dedicated

to the

memory of our boys

who made

the Supreme Sacrifice

in

the World War

1917 – 1919

Harold ...

Royal Oak Methodist Episcopal Church

On May 3, 1918, the Royal Oak Tribune boasted that, "architecturally and artistically," the new Methodist Episcopal Church was "the achievement of a master mind." William E. N. Hunter, a Detroit architect and Methodist who designed many Protestant churches, provided ...

Old Wilberforce University Campus at Tawawa Springs

Side A:

In the early 1800s, William and Eleanor Kendall owned this land, known for its natural springs, beauty, and farmland. In 1850, Elias Drake, lawyer and former speaker in the Ohio General Assembly, purchased the property and named it Tawawa ...

Danversport

From 1632-1754 a few farms and native American habitations dotted the woodlands among this land originally granted to pioneer settlers Gov. John Endecott and Rev. Samuel Skelton. On the road to Salem lay the farm of George Jacobs, Sr., a ...

The Bishop Davis House

circa 1817

This Charleston Single House was built about 1817 by William Daniel(B. 1775 ~ D. 1828), a planter and owner of farm property at White Oak Creek about halfway between Camden and Liberty Hill. His vault type tomb is located ...