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"The Spirit of the American Doughboy"
Dedicated to
The Memory Of Our Comrades
Who ...
The Niagara Movement
Here, on August 15-19, 1906, on the Storer College campus,...
History in the Mountains
"I will pledge myself that there is not a spot in the Unit...
Fort Popham: Guardian of the Kennebec
Fort Popham is a Third System style granite fort bu...
The Mule Falters
As the railroad streaked westward from Harpers Ferry, the ...
Site of the Blacksmith Shop (1897, 1913)
The blacksmith shop was the first building construc...
Site of the First Sweden Town Meeting
Site of the first Sweden Town Meeting April 5, 1814. Dedic...
The Mayors of the City of Sevierville
Several attempts were made in the incorporation of the cit...
The Last Camp of Hi Jolly
Camel Driver, Packer, Scout
Last Camp
of
The First Presbyterian Mission in the Maumee Valley
On this ground was established
In the year 1822
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"The Spirit of the American Doughboy"
Dedicated to
The Memory Of Our Comrades
Who Gave Their Lives In
The World War
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Presented by
The people of the Pacific Community
November 11, 1930
(Followed by list of 11 names)
(Reverse side)
Pacific Community
Honor Roll
1917-1918
(Followed by list of 224 ...
The Niagara Movement
Here, on August 15-19, 1906, on the Storer College campus, the Niagara Movement held their first open and public meeting on American soil. Organized by W.E.B. Du Bois and others a year earlier in Erie Beach, Ontario, Canada, the Niagara ...
History in the Mountains
"I will pledge myself that there is not a spot in the United States which combines more or greater requisites...."
George Washington
May 5, 1798
Harpers Ferry's history and geography have influenced each other for more than 250 years. Early settlers crossed these ...
Fort Popham: Guardian of the Kennebec
Fort Popham is a Third System style granite fort built by the U.S. War Department beginning in 1862. Modifications were made and the fort was used again in the Spanish American War and in World War 1. Another fort, probably ...
The Mule Falters
As the railroad streaked westward from Harpers Ferry, the C&O Canal fell hopelessly behind in the race for Ohio.
Burdened by a lack of building supplies and a scarcity of skilled labor, the canal encountered serious financial problems and did not ...
Site of the Blacksmith Shop (1897, 1913)
The blacksmith shop was the first building constructed by Percy & Small after they purchased the old Blaisdell shipyard site from William Donnell in 1896. It was furnished with forges, bellows, and anvils for fabricating large quantities of ironwork for ...
Site of the First Sweden Town Meeting
Site of the first Sweden Town Meeting April 5, 1814. Dedicated this 10th day of July 1977.
Marker is at the intersection of Lake Road (New York Route 19) and Swamp Road, on the right when traveling north on Lake Road. ...
The Mayors of the City of Sevierville
Several attempts were made in the incorporation of the city of Sevierville since its founding in 1795, but it was not until 1901 that a continuous chartered city government was established. Ambrose M. Paine was elected Sevierville's first mayor on ...
The Last Camp of Hi Jolly
Camel Driver, Packer, Scout
Last Camp
of
Hi Jolly
Born somewhere in Syria
about 1828
Died at Quartzsite
December 16, 1902
Came to this country
February 10, 1856
Camel Driver - Packer
Scout -
Over Thirty
Years a faithful aid
to the US Government
Marker can be reached from Cemetery Street (Business U.S. 10) 0.1 ...
The First Presbyterian Mission in the Maumee Valley
On this ground was established
In the year 1822
The first Presbyterian Mission
In the Maumee Valley
—————
Rev. Joseph Badger,
Missionary, 1805 - 1812.
Rev. Isaac Van Tassell,
Its first superintendent, 1822 - 1834.
Marker is on West River Road (Ohio Route 65) north of Middleton Pike (Ohio ...