Colliersville, New York.
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Built 1907. Cost $200,000. Flooded 600 acres; Supplied hydroelectric power for the Otsego & Mohawk Trolley Line and nearby villages.
(Waterways & Vessels) Includes location, directions, 4 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
Built 1907. Cost $200,000. Flooded 600 acres; Supplied hydroelectric power for the Otsego & Mohawk Trolley Line and nearby villages.(Waterways & Vessels) Includes location, directions, 4 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
Site of Iroqouis town burned by Continental Army under command of Colonel William Butler October 10 & 11, 1778
[left panel] Niagara River Corridor, 43°E 07'N, 79°E 04W The Niagara River Corridor is considered an Important Bird Area (IBA). IBAs are areas that are critical to bird populations, including nesting locations, key migration . . . 
In 1854-1856 this log home was built in the southern part of the Old Mission Peninsula by early settlers, Mary & Joseph Hessler. The huge logs cut from pine trees were hand hewn and stacked on top of each other to form the . . . 
Text on the Top Front Side of the Monument: 2nd Brigade - Dick 3rd Division - Van Cleve 21st Corps - Crittenden Text on the Bottom Front Side of the Monument: 44th Regiment Indiana Infantry Text on the Back Side of the . . . 
Black Rock developed dramatically in the 19th century due to the Erie Canal and its competing railroads. Mills, factories, and an array of manufacturing plants were constructed along the waterfront with immigrant . . . 
This building is a replica of the original mission church which was erected in 1839 by the Reverend Peter Dougherty, a Presbyterian missionary, who came here from Mackinaw to establish the first mission in this part of the . . . 
The Black Rock Ferry was an important crossing to Canada throughout the 19th century until it ceased operations in 1949. The ferry wharf was located on a long, narrow stone pier constructed to protect Black Rock Harbor from . . . 
The Traverse City Auto Dealers are proud to honor the Veterans of Vietnam at this park site marking the entrance to the Central Business District. Welcome to Traverse City. [Auto Dealers not transcribed] "Armed Forces Day" . . . 
Reynold's Division - Thomas' Corps. Major General Joseph J. Reynolds. 1st Brigade - Colonel John T. Wilder. (Mounted Infantry Detached.) 2d Brigade - Colonel Edward A. King. 3d Brigade - Brigadier General John B. Turchin. . . . 
Trail Details Leesylvania State Park lies on a small peninsula on the Potomac, rich with American history. This moderate hike loops through fascinating historical ground, including the Fairfax and Lee family homesteads. The . . . 
19th Indiana Battery. Four Napoleons, Two 3" Rifles. E.A. King's Brigade, Reynolds Division, Thomas' Corps. September 19th, 1863, 4 p.m.. Captain Samuel J. Harris, Commanding. 1st Lieutenant Robert S. Lackey. About 3 p.m. . . . 
In grateful tribute to all who served our Country and in loving memory of our war dead Carlton Alexander Medric Armand Elmo Coco Alton Couvillion Horace Dupas Louis L. Lacour Earl Lemoine Euclide Lemoine Roy Lemoine Bernard . . . 
Indiana Nineteenth Battery. (Harris) Second Brigade. (King) Fourth Division. (Reynolds) Fourteenth Corps. (Thomas) Saturday, September 19th, 1863, 4 P.M. to 10 P.M.
Seasonal Encampments for river fishing were set up at this place the Native Americans called Yosocomico, meaning “within the enclosure”. These temporary villages were situated on the shoreline at good fishing spots that the . . . 
(panel 1) Swimming in Bounty When John Smith and his crew reached the Potomac River in July 1608, they were amazed by the abundance of fish, having seen “neither better fish, more plenty, nor more variety” anywhere. Virginia . . . 
(Panel 1) After occupying Alexandria for five days, the British withdrew down the Potomac River in early September 1814. To “annoy or destroy” the British ships, Americans established two gun batteries on opposite shores, . . . 
These two bioretention cells, completed by volunteers in June 2005, are designed to filter run-off from the parking lot, thereby decreasing the pollution entering the Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay. The drawing below shows . . . 
In the late 1950s a large scale gambling resort was planned for Freestone Point. The original scheme boasted a luxury hotel, a golf course and country club, marinas, white sand beaches, swimming pools, tennis, and amusement . . . 
This artifact was found buried here. It likely served to help pull boats and or nets from the river as part of the fishing activity that occurred here for over 100 years.
