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Fort Clark/The Bombardment of Fort Hatteras
Side A:Fort ClarkHatteras Inlet, defended by Forts ...
The Ethnic Communities of Wyandotte County Sesquicentennial
1859 - 2009
In commemoration of the
ethnic...
The Last Battle of the French and Indian War and Public Memory
[Top half of Marker]
Erected 1898 by the Piqua Cha...
Bethel Soldier’s Memorial
[ north face ]
In Memory
Of The
<...In Commemoration of the 94th and 110th Reg’s. O.V.I.
Mustered in the U.S. Service on these Historical Grounds.<...
The Last Meetings of the Confederate Cabinet
The Last Meetings
of the
Confederate Cabinet
Sailor from the Belle Shipwreck
Buried here are the remains of a 17th-century sailor who w...
To Honor the Memory of those Soldiers
from Barnwell County
who gave their services
...
“The Shenandoah Mountain Pass is grand indeed…”
As “Stonewall” Jackson’s Army passed through the gap on th...
The Nancy Hanks Memorial
The Nancy Hanks Memorial was constructed to honor the moth...
Results for The M
Fort Clark/The Bombardment of Fort Hatteras
Side A:Fort ClarkHatteras Inlet, defended by Forts Clark and Hatteras, was a strategic port of entry for troops and supplies providing deep water access to the vital intercoastal waterways. In later May of 1881, the Federal Blockade Board of Strategy ...
The Ethnic Communities of Wyandotte County Sesquicentennial
1859 - 2009
In commemoration of the
ethnic communities present
in the new
Wyandotte County
created in 1859
Shawnee-Delaware • Wyandot • African • German
Irish • English • Scottish • Danish
1909
Within this 50 year span
the following ...
The Last Battle of the French and Indian War and Public Memory
[Top half of Marker]
Erected 1898 by the Piqua Chapter,
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution in commemoration of
the last Battle of the French and
Indian War, fought near this spot,
1763.
[Bottom half of Marker]
This monument ...
Bethel Soldier’s Memorial
[ north face ]
In Memory
Of The
Soldiers & Sailors
Of Bethel
Who Gave Their Lives
In Defense Of The Union
1861 1865
[ south face ]
Albert Woodruff 2nd Conn. Art.
Adam Grimm 7th Conn.
James Smith 7th Conn.
Wm. H. Smith ...
In Commemoration of the 94th and 110th Reg’s. O.V.I.
Mustered in the U.S. Service on these Historical Grounds.
[View of left side of marker]
Mustered in Aug. 23, 1862
Battles Participated in by
The 94th O.V.I. Commanded by
Col. Joseph W. Frizell.
Perryville, KY. October 8, 1862
Stone River, ...
The Last Meetings of the Confederate Cabinet
The Last Meetings
of the
Confederate Cabinet
were held in this building
and the surrender of
Gen. Joseph E. Johnston
was Authorized from here
on April 24th. 1865
Marker is at the intersection of South Tryon Street and West 3rd Street on South Tryon Street.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Sailor from the Belle Shipwreck
Buried here are the remains of a 17th-century sailor who was a member of an ill-fated 1684-87 French expedition to the new world led by Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle. Texas Historical Commission archaeologists discovered the skeleton on October ...
To Honor the Memory of those Soldiers
from Barnwell County
who gave their services
in the Revolutionary War
Marker is at the intersection of Dunbarton Boulevard (South Carolina Route 70) and Main Street (South Carolina Route 70), on the right when traveling west on Dunbarton Boulevard.
Courtesy hmdb.org
“The Shenandoah Mountain Pass is grand indeed…”
As “Stonewall” Jackson’s Army passed through the gap on their way down to McDowell, Virginia one soldier wrote:
Tuesday 13th May 1862
I have been struck with the wild & mountain scenery. The Shenandoah Mt. Pass is grand indeed, you asend to ...
The Nancy Hanks Memorial
The Nancy Hanks Memorial was constructed to honor the mother of President Abraham Lincoln. The native limestone memorial was dedicated on June 12, 1935, the 129th anniversary of the marriage between Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks.
Three young Women represented the ...
