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Mary Miller / Hillside
(Front)
This house, built for local...
Marshall
Founded in 1831 by Sidney Ketchum and settles from New Yor...
George Herman " Babe"Ruth
1895 - 1948
A great ball player.
A great m...
Wacker Drive
South Water Street 183[?]
South Water Street 1924
Fort Bayard - 1866-1900
Fort Bayard National Cemetery
One of the several pos...
Bark Cabin Home of Coohcoohe
Bark Cabin Home of
Coohcooche &
Captive Spence...
Allie Pierce Reynolds
"Superchief"
New York Yankees 1947 - 1954
...
Founding Of Hoover
The City of Hoover has grown rapidly since its incorporati...
Martins Ferry Pioneers
To the sturdy pioneers
who made their homes h...
A County Older Than The State
Monroe County
Created in 1815 by proclamation of Gov...
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Mary Miller / Hillside
(Front)
This house, built for local attorney Henry W. Taylor and long owned by the Schuyler family, was also home to Mary "Mazie" Miller (1871-1941) and her husband, Craig. An outspoken suffragette and Republican political activist, Miller was an ...
Marshall
Founded in 1831 by Sidney Ketchum and settles from New York and New England, the town was named in honor of Chief Justice John Marshall. Townsmen Isaac Crary and the Rev. John Pierce planned in 1834 the innovative Michigan public ...
George Herman " Babe"Ruth
1895 - 1948
A great ball player.
A great man.
A great American.
Marker is on E 161st Street and River Avenue.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Wacker Drive
South Water Street 183[?]
South Water Street 1924
Wacker Drive
Begun 1924 Completed 1926
Built by the
City of Chicago
Wm. E. Dever
Mayor
Francis X. Busch
Corporation Counsel
Board of Local Improvement
John J. Sloan
President
Frank X. Rydzewski, V. Pres. • Edw. J. Denemark • Edward J. Glackin, Sec’y • T. ...
Fort Bayard - 1866-1900
Fort Bayard National Cemetery
One of the several posts created on the Apache frontier, Fort Bayard protected the Pinos Altos mining district. Company B of the black 125th Infantry served here, as did Lt. John J. Pershing. In 1900 the fort ...
Bark Cabin Home of Coohcoohe
Bark Cabin Home of
Coohcooche &
Captive Spencer 1792
Indian Grand Council 1793
Birthplace of Indian
Chief Scout - Capt.
Anthony Shane and of
Chief Occonoxee 1757
Whose son and son's
Wife died here
Marker is on East River Drive 0.2 miles east of North Clinton Street.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Allie Pierce Reynolds
"Superchief"
New York Yankees 1947 - 1954
One of the Yankees' greatest right hand pitchers
Hurled two no hitters in 1951
Starred on five straight World Champions 1949 - 1953
Five time All-Star
.686 Yankee winning percentage
Erected by the ...
Founding Of Hoover
The City of Hoover has grown rapidly since its incorporation in 1967 from a small four block area west of this site. A metal shed behind Employers Ins. Co. became the first fire station and “city hall.” A bank, grocery, ...
Martins Ferry Pioneers
To the sturdy pioneers
who made their homes here
as early as
1785
giving to Ohio
it's first organized government and
to the city of
Martins Ferry
the honor of being
the oldest in the state
Marker is on 4th Street, on the right when traveling north.
Courtesy hmdb.org
A County Older Than The State
Monroe County
Created in 1815 by proclamation of Governor of Mississippi Territory from lands ceded by Creek Indians in Treaty of Ft. Jackson, 1814.
Named for President James Monroe, fifth President of U.S.., 1817-25, who purchased Florida from Spain, proclaimed the "Monroe ...