The Red House

Pierre-Louis de Lorimier, French-Canadian fur trader, Indian agent, and founder of Cape Girardeau, built the Red House in the late 1790s west of this location on what is now the parking lot of St. Vincent's Church.

The Red House served as ...

The Red House Interpretive Center

The Red House Interpretive Center, under construction from 2002-2004, is a cooperative effort of the Cape Girardeau Lewis and Clark Bicentennial Commission and the City of Cape Girardeau. The project was funded in part through grants from the Missouri Department ...

On this site stood the old "Red House"

Headquarters of Colonel Jose de las Piedras, commander of the Mexican garrison in Nacogdoches, 1827-1839. The property, after the Texas Revolution, of General Thomas J. Rusk. Served as classrooms for the University of Nacogdoches, 1845-1852.

Marker is at the intersection of ...

The Red Brick Schoolhouse

This former one room

Schoolhouse was the

original Ridgewood Grove

School Number 44. Built

in 1846 it was used

until 1894 by Ridgewood

Township. In 1894 the

proposed closing of this

school resulted in the

incorporation of the

Borough of ...

The Red Cross Convalescent House

Following the nation’s entry into World War I, the American Red Cross was authorized to construct convalescent houses adjacent to military hospitals. These facilities provided recreation away from a hospital atmosphere, and helped boost the morale of recuperating patients. The ...

The Iredell House

Listed in the National Register of Historic Places

James Iredell (1751-1799), Attorney General of North Carolina, 1779 to 1781. Fought for NC's ratification of the United States Constitution. Nominated Associate Justice of the first US Supreme Court Feb. 8, 1790 by ...

Scottsdale Grammar School / The Little Red Schoolhouse

1909

State Plaque:

Scottsdale Grammar School

Dedicated February 26, 1910

on the 73rd birthday of

Scottsdale's founder

Chaplain Winfield Scott

This building served the

people of Scottsdale as

School

Community Center

City Hall and Justice Court

Library

City of Scottsdale Marker:

Little Red Schoolhouse

1909

1909 - 1928 Scottsdale Grammar School

1973 - Present Scottsdale Chamber of ...

Red House and the McDowell Family

Nearby once stood a log house painted red built by the McDowell family. John McDowell received land here for surveying Borden's Grant in the late 1730's. In 1742 McDowell was killed during a conflict between settlers and Indians. Dr. Ephraim ...

The Little Red Lighthouse

Fort Washington Park

The Little Red Lighthouse stopped being used as a functional lighthouse long ago, but over the years this 40-foot-high structure has become a beacon of another kind. Located underneath the George Washington Bridge along this treacherous section of ...

Patriots Massacred in the Hancock House

In commemoration of

the patriots massacred

in the Hancock House

March 21, 1778.

Erected

by the Patriotic Order

Sons of America

of Salem County

July 2, 1932.

Marker is at the intersection of Front Street and Locust Island Road, on the left when traveling south on Front Street.

Courtesy ...