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The Men of Quincy, Mass.
In Grateful Remembrance of
The Men of Quincy, Mass.<...
“The Bullets Would Whistle Around my Head”
1862 Peninsula Campaign
After the 15th North Carolin...
Origin of Cedar Creek / Mills on the Creek
(Double Sided Marker)
Origin of Cedar Creek
Dr...
African American Veterans of the Korean War
1950-1953
Dedicated to all African American Veterans...
“Just Like Sap – Boiling, in the Stream”
1862 Peninsula Campaign
The Vermont troops waited in...
Battle of the Bulge Monument
In Memory of
Veterans
Battle of the
...March to the Sea: Ebenezer Creek
One mile north, on December 9, 1864, during the American C...
The Customhouse, 1859
Construction of this customhouse began in 1852 and was com...
First Order Fresnel Lens from the Hog Island Light
This pavilion displays a first order Fresnel lens from t...
The Garcia and Maggini Warehouse
San Francisco Landmark No. 229
At this location, o...
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The Men of Quincy, Mass.
In Grateful Remembrance of
The Men of Quincy, Mass.
formerly called Braintree
who on land and sea fought
to establish the independence of the
United States of America
in
The Revolution of 1775-1783
Ebenezer Adams • Daniel Arnold • Hezekiah Bass • Jonathan Bass • Joseph Bass • ...
“The Bullets Would Whistle Around my Head”
1862 Peninsula Campaign
After the 15th North Carolina’s repulse, Brigadier General Howell Cobb (a former governor of Georgia and secretary of treasury) rallied the Confederates and prepared to drive the Vermonters into the water. Cobb commanded a brigade in Brigadier General ...
Origin of Cedar Creek / Mills on the Creek
(Double Sided Marker)
Origin of Cedar Creek
Dropping approximately eighty feet in two and half miles, Cedar Creek’s falling water power provided enough energy to drive Cedarburg’s many mills for over one hundred years. The creek rises from big and Little Cedar ...
African American Veterans of the Korean War
1950-1953
Dedicated to all African American Veterans of the Korean War, 1950-1953, for your valor, pride, patriotism and professionalism.
Your pioneering efforts and sacrifices have contributed immensely to the development of today's Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, Marines, Coast Guardsmen, and Merchant Mariners: the ...
“Just Like Sap – Boiling, in the Stream”
1862 Peninsula Campaign
The Vermont troops waited in vain for reinforcements; Corporal Alonzo Hutchinson was mortally wounded while crossing the Warwick River and died without signaling for support. The Union leaders also failed to exploit the break in the Confederate lines. ...
Battle of the Bulge Monument
In Memory of
Veterans
Battle of the
Bulge
Triumph of Courage
World War II
Dec.16, 1944 – Jan. 25, 1945
This is undoubtedly the greatest American
battle of the war and will, I believe, be
regarded as an ever famous American victory.
Sir Winston Churchill
Marker is on North 5th ...
March to the Sea: Ebenezer Creek
One mile north, on December 9, 1864, during the American Civil War, U.S. Gen. Jeff. C. Davis crossed Ebenezer Creek with his 14th Army Corps as it advanced toward Savannah during Gen. William T. Sherman’s March to the Sea. Davis ...
The Customhouse, 1859
Construction of this customhouse began in 1852 and was completed in 1859, replacing an 1819 customhouse located at Water and Church Streets (now Waterside Drive and St. Paul’s Boulevard). This building was designed by Ammi B. Young (1798–1874), the first ...
First Order Fresnel Lens from the Hog Island Light
This pavilion displays a first order Fresnel lens from the second Hog Island Light. The lens began service in 1896. Originally built in 1852, the first building was destroyed by erosion and rebuilt in 1896, only to be deactivated in ...
The Garcia and Maggini Warehouse
San Francisco Landmark No. 229
At this location, on July 3, 1934, a dramatic clash occured, one that eventually touched the nation. Longshoremen, sailors, teamsters, and other waterfront workers had closed down Pacific coast shipping since May, in what came ...
