Living Off the Land

The Lincolns moved to Knob Creek after a title dispute forced them to leave Sinking Spring Farm. Here Thomas Lincoln rented 30 acres of fertile fields, hardly enough land to sustain a family in those times. Thomas and Nancy Lincoln ...

Living in Takoma Park

Humans first crossed the Bering Strait from Asia between 25,000-14,000 years ago. People may have started living in the Maryland area very soon after the crossing. This was during the Pleistocene Epoch when giant mammals such as saber-toothed cats, mammoths ...

Living in the Water

The Mississippi River has provided a habitat for many species of fish and other aquatic creatures for millions of years. Human modifications of the river have had both positive and negative effects on fish populations here. Many types of fish ...

World War II Living Memorial

This Landscaping

Is A Living

Memorial For Those

Who Served

Their Country

In World War II

Winsted Woman's Club

Marker is at the intersection of Main Street (Connecticut Route 183) and Case Avenue, on the right when traveling west on Main Street.

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W. W. II War Memorial - Livingston County Illinois

[ Etched in Stone:]

In memory of those men and women of Livingston County who served in

World War II

1941 - 1945

[ Bronze Marker:]

1941 – 1945

To the eternal memory of the men

of Livingston County

Global War

Freedoms - Liberty - American Way

[ Row One:]

Wilmer ...

W. W. I War Memorial - Livingston County Illinois

1917 – 1919

In memory

of the soldiers sailors and nurses

of Livingston County who made the

supreme sacrifice during the World War

[ Row One:]

George E. Personette • William Durre • Burt McCoy • Victor V. Vahldieck • Charles H. Cullom • Walter G. ...

Livingston County War Memorial

[Center section]

In honor of the men and women of Livingston County,

whose dedication and service to their country will

never be forgotten.

(Seals - Branches of the United States Military)

[Left section]

Korea

1950 — 1953

[Right section]

Viet Nam

1964 — 1975

Marker is at the intersection of North ...

Civil War Memorial - Livingston County Illinois

In Memory of All

Soldiers and Sailors

of Livingston County

Marker is at the intersection of Madison Street and North Main Street, on the left when traveling west on Madison Street.

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Livingood (Löwengut) Family

The Livingood family came from Switzerland to the Palatinate. Jacob and his father, John Wendell Leibengut embarked for America with the first party of Palatines, May 6, 1709 from London, England. In 1728 Jacob Sr. arrived in the Tulpehocken Valley ...

Living Under the Guns

The citizens of occupied Murfreesboro had constant reminders of the powerful federal army entrenched here on their doorsteps. From January 1863 to April 1866, "the streets were crowded at all times with wagons and soldiers....Soldiers camping thick in and round ...