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Sherman's Army
Invading North Carolina,
Sherman's army occu...
Chanute Announces Wright Brothers' Flight
Chanute - Wright Memorial
The Wright Brothers receiv...
Thoughts on a Successful Flying Machine
Chanute - Wright Memorial
"Let us hope that the adve...
County Hospital Cemetery
This publicly-owned cemetery contains the burials of 162 p...
John Warwick Daniel
(west face)
John Warwick Daniel • Born in Lyn...
Mather Air Force Base Navigators Monument
[Marker 1:]
In Dedication to the Men and Wome...
Warrenton Cemetery
Notable Confederate Resting Place
The gate to your r...
Base Headquarters
Building No. 1
Headquarters has long been the heart ...
Taylor Farm
Known Historically as Taylor Farm.
Typical Federal a...
Normandale
1868-1896
Normandale was named for Norman W. Dodge, ...
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Sherman's Army
Invading North Carolina,
Sherman's army occupied
Fayetteville, Mar. 11-14,
1865, destroying the
Confederate Arsenal,
which stood 1 mile W.
Marker is on Hay Street, on the right when traveling west.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Chanute Announces Wright Brothers' Flight
Chanute - Wright Memorial
The Wright Brothers received their copy of Mr. Chanute's book personally from the author, who became both their friend and advisor.
Mr. Chanute visited the Wrights at Dayton, Oh. and Kitty Hawk, N.C.. Illness caused Mr. Chanute to ...
Thoughts on a Successful Flying Machine
Chanute - Wright Memorial
"Let us hope that the advent of a successful flying machine now only dimly foreseen and nevertheless thought to be possible, will bring nothing but good into the world, that it shall abridge distance, make all parts ...
County Hospital Cemetery
This publicly-owned cemetery contains the burials of 162 patients from the Manitowoc County Asylum for the Insane and the Manitowoc County Hospital who died between the years 1917 and 1974. The names of all, but two, are known.
The Manitowoc County ...
John Warwick Daniel
(west face)
John Warwick Daniel • Born in Lynchburg, September 5, 1842 • Died in Lynchburg, June 29, 1910 • Foremost and best loved Virginian of his time.
(north face)
Major in the Army of Northern Virginia, and for twenty-four years a Senator ...
Mather Air Force Base Navigators Monument
[Marker 1:]
In Dedication to the Men and Women
of Mather AFB
For 75 years of service to the
nation and the community.
[Marker 2:]
In Tribute to the Navigators
Who Trained at Mather AFB
To their skill to set the course
to their duty to complete the ...
Warrenton Cemetery
Notable Confederate Resting Place
The gate to your right opens to Warrenton
Cemetery, the final resting place of 986 Confederate soldiers, of every Southern state, about
650 casualties of the Civil War. Many wounded
Confederates were evacuated to Warrenton and
vicinity after the First and ...
Base Headquarters
Building No. 1
Headquarters has long been the heart of the installation. In the 1940s, civilian visitors and military dignitaries arrived at the Sacramento Air Depot through Gate 2, which was located at the end of the landscaped mall you see ...
Taylor Farm
Known Historically as Taylor Farm.
Typical Federal addition to older structure.
Circa 1810
Marker is on Perryville Road 0.6 miles north of Pittstown Road, on the right when traveling north.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Normandale
1868-1896
Normandale was named for Norman W. Dodge, one of seven sons of William E. Dodge, for whom Dodge County was named in 1870. The home of over 500 people, Normandale was headquarters of the Dodge Land & Lumber Company which ...