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J. R. Bennett Building
1870
The earliest records show Samuel Colcord's Sorg...
The Arthur V. Rohweder Memorial Highway
So designated by the Minnesota State Legislature and enact...
Stokes County World War I Monument
In memory of
Stokes County
Soldiers
lost...
Turret Building
This building used to be balanced by another more o...
Confederate States of America
When Southern states seceded from the union in 1861, the M...
Longstreet's Command
Anderson's Brigade, D.R. Jones' Division
C.S.A.
<...Scottsdale Grammar School / The Little Red Schoolhouse
1909
State Plaque:
Scottsdale Grammar School
Netherlands Memorial
On the 22nd of April 1625 the Amsterdam Chamber of the Wes...
Welsh's Station / Kershaw Depot
Welsh's Station
Welsh’s Station, a depot on the Char...
Longstreet's Command
Cobb's Brigade, McLaw's Division
C.S.A.
Longst...
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J. R. Bennett Building
1870
The earliest records show Samuel Colcord's Sorghum Mill once stood here. In 1870 Charles R. Bennett opened his new drugstore. Four drugstores were operating on the square during this time. It was Kate Benneett, Charles' wife, who prevailed on her ...
The Arthur V. Rohweder Memorial Highway
So designated by the Minnesota State Legislature and enacted into State Law, April 20, 1961.
In recognition of the eminent leadership and outstanding contributions of Arthur V. Rohweder to the achievement by Minnesota of notable success and national prominence in all ...
Stokes County World War I Monument
In memory of
Stokes County
Soldiers
lost in the World
War 1917 1918
Erected by the
Neal Boone Post 197,
American Legion
We keep the watch
for you.
Marker is on Main Street (North Carolina Route 89) near 100 Courthouse Circle, on the left when traveling east.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Turret Building
This building used to be balanced by another more ornate one at the northern most part of the block. The old Post Office and the Cyclone Hose Company, Greenville's first First Station, were located in what was known as the ...
Confederate States of America
When Southern states seceded from the union in 1861, the Mississippi River became not only a vital commercial waterway, but also a strategic route through the heart of the Confederacy. The river proved to be the South's greatest weakness At ...
Longstreet's Command
Anderson's Brigade, D.R. Jones' Division
C.S.A.
Longstreet's Command
Anderson's Brigade, D.R. Jones' Division
Col. George T. Anderson, 11th Georgia Infantry, Commanding
Organization
1st Georgia Infantry (Regulars)
7th Georgia Infantry
8th Georgia Infantry
9th Georgia Infantry
11th Georgia Infantry
September 17, 1862
Anderson's Brigade was withdrawn from the Boonsboro Pike at ...
Scottsdale Grammar School / The Little Red Schoolhouse
1909
State Plaque:
Scottsdale Grammar School
Dedicated February 26, 1910
on the 73rd birthday of
Scottsdale's founder
Chaplain Winfield Scott
This building served the
people of Scottsdale as
School
Community Center
City Hall and Justice Court
Library
City of Scottsdale Marker:
Little Red Schoolhouse
1909
1909 - 1928 Scottsdale Grammar School
1973 - Present Scottsdale Chamber of ...
Netherlands Memorial
On the 22nd of April 1625 the Amsterdam Chamber of the West India Company decreed the establishment of Fort Amsterdam and the creation of ten adjoining farms. The purchase of the Island of Manhattan was accomplished in 1626. Thus was ...
Welsh's Station / Kershaw Depot
Welsh's Station
Welsh’s Station, a depot on the Charleston, Cincinnati, & Chicago Railroad built in 1888, stood at or near this site. The town of Kershaw was first named for Capt. James V. Welsh, who donated 63 acres on which to ...
Longstreet's Command
Cobb's Brigade, McLaw's Division
C.S.A.
Longstreet's Command
Cobb's Brigade, McLaws'Division
Lieut. Col. C.C. Sanders, 24th Georgia Infantry, Commanding
Organization
16th Georgia Infantry, Cobb's (Georgia) Legion
24th Georgia Infantry, 15th North Carolina Infantry
(September 17, 1862)
Cobb's Brigade crossed the Potomac at daybreak and halted near General Lee's Headquarters ...