102 M.L. King Avenue

ACCORD Freedom Trail

This area in the heart of Lincolnville was associated with black education for nearly a century. This lot was the site of the Presbyterian Parochial and Industrial School, headed by Rev. James H. Cooper. It was demolished in ...

160 M.L. King Avenue

ACCORD Freedom Trail

The southern half of Lincolnville was, in colonial times, a plantation called "Buena Esperanza" (Spanish for "Good Hope"). During the Flagler Era of the 1880s, it was bought by Standard Oil millionaire William Warden and developed as a ...

Harriet M. Berry

1877-1940

Champion of good roads. Her intensive lobbying led to 1921 law creating modern state highway system. Born 8 mi. N.

Marker is at the intersection of North Carolina Route 86 and Harriet Morehead Berry Freeway (Interstate 40) on State Route 86. ...

Henry Thomas Lodge, A.F. & A.M.

"In settlement started by Noah Smithwick, when he built water mill here in 1855. In 1861 he moved to California, but the mill continued in operation.

A. M. Cox erected this building in 1874. Minister Henry Thomas moved the Lodge ...

The Wm. Nickols House

Hardee’s Corps [CS] marched by this road to points S. of New Hope Ch., from Stegall's Station (Emerson) May 23, 24, 1864.

Hood’s Corps [CS] followed Hardee’s, May 24, 25, from Etowah River (at R. R. Bridge), reaching New Hope Ch. ...

James M. Buchanan

1919 -

James M. Buchanan, economist and author, received the 1986 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences. Grandson of a former governor, he attended Middle Tennessee State Teachers College, the University of Tennessee, and the University of Chicago. Buchanan's emphasis on ...

Charles E. Holzer, Sr., M.D.

(1887 - 1956)

Side A:

Dr. Charles Elmer Holzer came to Gallipolis in 1909, as a resident surgeon at the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics. Recognizing the need for a community hospital, he returned in May 1910, after completing his training. With a ...

Ida M. Tarbell

Noted oil historian, biographer of Lincoln, journalist, lived in this house about six years. She was graduated from the Titusville High School in 1875.

Marker is on East Main Street, on the right when traveling west.

Courtesy hmdb.org

Joseph Edward Turner, M.D.

Joseph Edward Turner, M.D.

1822 – 1889

Founder And Medical Superintendent

Of The First Inebriate Asylum

In The World At Binghampton N.Y.

1858 – 1866

The First Physician

To Put Unto Practical Operation

The Treatment Of Inebriety

As A Disease

By The Methods He Instituted

Thousands Have Been Redeemed

Humanity Blessed

The ...

Mrs. Eliza M. Jones

Sacred

to the memory of

Mrs. Eliza M.

The wife of

Lieut. W. E. Jones,

U.S. Mounted Rifles.

She was born on the 3rd of May 1884 in Washington County, Virginia, was married on the 15th of January 1852, and was drowned on the 26th of ...