Indian Trading Post

Site of early

Indian Trading Post

Tablets placed

By the Women

of the

Civic Improvement

Society

Of Monroe

Marker is on East Elm Street west of Tremont Street, on the right when traveling west.

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First Indian Trading Post

Near the site

of the

First Indian

Trading Post

in

Monroe

Marker is on West Elm 0.1 miles west of Godfroy Avenue, on the right when traveling west.

Courtesy hmdb.org

Site of Indian Trading Post

This is the place

where one of the

original Creek

Indian Trading Posts

stood in 1830.

Ladiga was Chief

of the tribe.

Marker is at the intersection of Public Square West (State Highway 21) and Ladiga Street Southwest, on the right when traveling south on Public Square ...

Indian Trading Post: Home of Mary Musgrove

During the first years after the founding of the Colony of Georgia in 1733 these lands (now owned by the Savannah Sugar Refining Company) were known as the "Grange" or "Cowpen" plantation. Along the Savannah River, about one mile East ...

Indian Trading Post

Operated at junction of Natchez Trace and Old Vicksburg Rd. by Robert H. Bell(1783-1835) & his "yellow man Vincent", freed by Bell's will in 1835. Bell-Vincent Scholarship, Millsaps College, endowed with funds from the sale of this land, memorializes master ...