New Hartford Remembers

New Hartford Remembers

Those Who Served In The

1917 World War 1919

Adams Edwin C • Banfield William G • Bartolucci Antonio • Brennan Daniel • Brochu Andrew • Brochu Joseph • Brown Nicoll • Caine Howard P • Caine William H Jr ...

Virginia Indians near City Point

Captain John Smith’s Adventures on the James

This peninsula separated two chiefdoms subject to Powhatan, the Weyanock and the Appomattuck. John Smith's map shows the Appomattuck people, whom Christopher Newport described as initially unfriendly, living in this vicinity. He told of ...

Shoulder-bone Creek Treaty

Near the mouth of Shoulder-bone Creek on the banks of the Oconee River a treaty of "amity, peace and commerce" was signed by eight commissioners representing the State of Georgia and 59 head men of the Creek Confederation, November 3, ...

State Dispensary Warehouse

(Front text)

This building, built in 1863-64 and burned by Federal troops in 1865, was rebuilt in 1872 as a cotton batting factory and warehouse. It burned again in 1897, leaving only the outer walls. In 1898 the S.C. State ...

Fort Adams Foundation

To honor the members of

the Fort Adams Foundation

May 4, 1976

Governor Philip W. Noel

Lt. Governor J. Joseph Garrahy

Director Dennis J. Murphy, Jr.

George E. Howarth, 1st Commandant

Sen. Erich A. O’D. Taylor, President

Sen. Robert J. McKenna

Rep. James F. Mahoney

Councilman Robert O. Beattie

Antoinette F. ...

Battle of Moorefield

Where the Fighting Started

The Confederate cavalry brigade of Gen. Bradley

T. Johnson bivouacked in the fields to your left

on August 7, 1864. Willow Wall (built ca. 1830), visible to your left down the road, was Johnson’s headquarters. Johnson’s brigade and that ...

Oxford Cemetery

(1/4 Mile East)

The Oxford community was founded in 1880 when confederate veteran A.J. Johnson came to Llano County and laid out the townsite. In 1881, a burial ground was established near this site for the use of the families of ...

Cockspur Island Lighthouse

The Cockspur Island Lighthouse, located in front of you was built in 1856. Six years later it was a silent witness to the Battle of Fort Pulaski. On April 10-11, 1862, the lighthouse was located midway between Union forces here ...

The Old Indian Fort

This marks the site of

The Old Fort

Built A.D. 1756

The western outpost

of the United States

and

of North Carolina

until 1776

from which this town was

named

Marker is at the intersection of Catawba Avenue and North Railroad Street on Catawba Avenue.

Courtesy hmdb.org

The Dilbone Massacre

In memory of

Henry and Barbara Dilbone

who were killed by the Indians

on their farm to the north

August 18th, 1813

Buried at this place

Marker is on U.S. 36, on the right when traveling west.

Courtesy hmdb.org