Jefferson Market Garden

Acres: 0.36

Where some went to market, and some went to jail, today’s Greenwich Villagers tend the Jefferson Market Garden in the shade of the landmark Market Courthouse.

Named for Thomas Jefferson, third president of the United States, the Jefferson ...

Dresbach-Hunt-Boyer Mansion

604 Second Street

Built in 1871-75 for William Dresbach, Davisville's first postmaster. The mansion was home to the Hunts and Boyers from 1899-1973. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, the large mansion property originally included a tankhouse, cistern and ...

The Old Portage Road

Built by Celoron in 1749 when

he explored and claimed this

region for France. Followed an

Indian Trail and crossed the

highway at this point in 1753.

Marker is at the intersection of South Portage Road (New York Route 394) ...

Tyrrell County Confederate Monument

(side 1)

Gen. Robert E. Lee

This monument

was erected by the

Tyrrell

Monument Association,

A.D. 1902.

Executive Committee.

Mark Majette, Abner Alexander,

Thomas L. Jones, J.S. Cahoon,

and C. E. Tatem.

Finance Committee.

Mrs. B.V. McClees, Mrs. J.C. Meekins Sr.,

Miss Lina B. Alexander.

President.

Lt. Col. William F. Beasley.

In memory ...

Joncaire Trading Post

Near here the Frenchman

Chabert Joncaire in 1758

set up the first white

establishment on the site

of Buffalo.

Evacuated 1759 at the approach

of the British.

Marker is on South Michigan Avenue west of Ganson Street, on the left ...

Original Site of Hoffnungsfeld-Eden Church

1898 to 1924

Drawing of church

Marker is on 18th Avenue, on the left when traveling north.

Courtesy hmdb.org

Talmadge Home

This house was the home of two distinguished Governors of Georgia -- father and son.

Eugene Talmadge, b. Sept. 23, 1884 in Monroe Co. served as Chief Executive 1933-37, 1941-43, and was elected for a fourth term, 1947-51, but died in ...

The Challenge and Hope of the Future

The Mennonites came here because of their Anabaptist vision of the Christian faith and established Christian communities. Some wept as they said farewell to Russia and later, as they saw the endless miles of raw prairie, and encountered prairie ...

Revolutionizing Animal Reproduction

College of Agricultural and Life Sciences

Techniques of assisted reproduction, particularly of cattle, have revolutionized animal breeding practices worldwide. University of Wisconsin biochemists Henry Lardy and Paul Phillips developed methods for dilution and long-term preservation of sperm. Reproductive biologist Lester E. ...

Washington, DC: Capital and City

Make No Little Plans

This is the John A. Wilson Building, Washington, DC's city hall, home to DC's mayor and city council.

When completed in 1908, it was known as the District Building (for District of Columbia). Cope and Stewardson of Philadelphia ...