Marysville

Marysville was a home station for the Pony Express and the original building stands on its original site one block west. There, Pony Express Riders were changed as they carried the Overland Mail through 1966 miles of territory, now eight ...

Marysville, Kan.

A Home Station

[Relief of Pony Express Rider]

Marker is on Broadway near 13th Street, on the right when traveling east.

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Marysville

A few miles below Marysville was the famous ford on the Oregon Trail known as the Independence, Mormon or California crossing. There thousands of covered wagons with settlers bound for Oregon, Mormons for Utah and gold seekers for California crossed ...

Marysville

Marysville was a home station for the Pony Express and the original building stands on its original site one block west. There, Pony Express Riders were changed as they carried the Overland Mail through 1966 miles of territory, now eight ...

Marysville School

In 1915, owners of the Pacolet Manufacturing

Company constructed this school for

African American children whose parents

worked for the textile industry.

It is the only surviving site of an irreplaceable

South Carolina history.

The school received national recognition in 2007.

Marker is at the intersection of ...

The Oldest Brick House in Marysville

Built by Cyprian Lee on land purchased May 10, 1828.

Marker is on Sixth Street, on the right when traveling west.

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