Capt. John Crane

Capt. John Crane

of Col. Ludington’s regiment

kept a tavern, built 1772,

which formerly stood here.

He was County Judge and

first Town Clerk of Carmel.

New York State Education Department 1932

Replaced by Putnam County Historian 2001

Marker is at the intersection of U.S. 6 and East ...

John J. Wright Parksite

Memorial Plaque

Dr. Sadie C. Johnson

Robert C. Crump

Aaron A. Fairchild

Alma P. Lewis

Mr. & Mrs. Cuba Robinson

Booker T. Ross

Dock Sample

Rev. Fennell F. Terrell

Lewis J. Terrell

Rebecca L. Terrell

Dudley C. Ware

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Johnstown Local Flood Protection Project

Built (1938-1943) and maintained by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Pittsburgh District), the JLFPP reflects the 1930s move toward a major federal role in local flood protection. This concrete-paved channel project, extending 9.2 miles along Johnstown's three rivers, became ...

Johnstown Flood

On May 31, 1889, a wall of water and wreckage 35 feet high traveled 14 miles from the broken South Fork Dam, destroying more than 1,600 homes and claiming 2,209 lives. Public and private efforts from across America helped Johnstown ...

The John A. Wilson Building

The John A. Wilson Building is headquarters of the local government that serves the nearly 600,000 citizens who call the Nation's capital their home. The Mayor and the 13-member Council, elected by residents of the District of Columbia, oversee all ...

In Memory of Sergeant John J. Clark

John J. Clark was born in Canada in 1844.

He enlisted as a private in Company F of

the New York Infantry in 1862, serving

actively in the Civil War. After being shot

in the hand and contracting typhoid

fever, he was honorably discharged ...

John Heath

John Heath was born on 8 May 1758 in Northumberland County. He attended William & Mary College and on 5 Dec. 1776, he and four of his classmates founded Phi Beta Kappa, a prestigious undergraduate honors organization. He became its ...

John Brown Scaffold

Within these grounds a short distance east of this marker is the site of the scaffold on which John Brown, leader of the Harpers Ferry raid, was executed December the Second, 1859.

Marker is at the intersection of S. Samuel Street ...

Prince George’s County - St. John’s Church

Erected 1723. (King George's Parish established 1692). Credible evidence and honest tradition record that Washington attended services here on numerous occasions.

Marker is on Broad Creek Church Road 0.1 miles south of Oxon Hill Road, on the right when traveling south. ...

Birthplace of Johnny Appleseed

Near this site was born

John Chapman

known as

Johnny Appleseed

Sept. 26, 1774 — Mar. 18, 1845

Marker is on Johnny Appleseed Lane 0.3 miles south of Mechanic Street, on the left when traveling south.

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