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Homosexuelle Männer und Frauen wurden im Nationalsozialismus verfolgt und ermordet Die Verbrechen wurden geleugnet, die Getöteten verschwiegen, die Überlebenden verachtet und verurteilt Daran erinnern wir in dem Bewusstsein, . . .
(War, World II) Includes complete text, location, directions, 3 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
Homosexuelle Männer und Frauen wurden im Nationalsozialismus verfolgt und ermordet Die Verbrechen wurden geleugnet, die Getöteten verschwiegen, die Überlebenden verachtet und verurteilt Daran erinnern wir in dem Bewusstsein, . . . (War, World II) Includes complete text, location, directions, 3 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
The Santa Fe Trail forked into two routes as it headed south from Westport. Along the routes were campgrounds for trail travelers — to the northeast of the junction was Sapling Grove and the southwest was a campground called . . . 
Teilstück des romanischen Befestigungrings um die Altstadt Section of the Romanesque ring of fortifications around the Old Town 1180 Erbaut um Built about Einst mit hölzernem Wehrgang auf Entlastungsbögen Formerly with . . . 
The heyday of the trails had come and gone by the time William B. Strang Jr. platted out a residential development in this area in 1905. To promote his real estate plans and bring people out from Kansas City, he developed a . . . 
geb. 1927 gest. 1997 Muziker, Produzent und Konzertveranstalter, bedeutender Protagonist des Jazz in Deutschland seit 1941 [English translation:] Born 1927, Died 1997 Musician, producer, and concert promoter - significant . . . 
Reynando las Españas el Catolico Don Felipe V. que Dios guarde y siendo virrey de ésta Nueva España el Exmo. Marqués de Casa Fuerte, se empezó esta magnífica obra en la alberca el día 26 de diciembre de 1726 y se concluyó el . . . 
Santiago Peregrino El 25 de julio de 1531, en el momento alcido de la batalla por la conquista española de Querétaro el sol se oscurecio y aparecieron en el cielo las estrellas, una gran cruz luminosa y el señor Santiago . . . 
Location of a rival town to Linkville. Founded in 1870. Out of existence by 1880.
Pioneer village founded in 1870. A rival town of Linkville and the first platted in Klamath County. Named after the merganser ducks on Klamath River. A bridge-crossing made it an important trade route. The town served as a . . . 
Here on the Great Plains where the ramparts of the Rocky Mountains still lies some hours westward, the Mountain State welcomes you. This highway leads up the valley of the South Platte River to Denver. In 1859 and 1860 the . . . 
A Populous Settlement On Both Sides Of The River Before The White Man's Era
Rafted lumber down Upper Klamath Lake and built first buildings on this site, 1867. Registered first official plat of town, 1878. Was Linkville's first hotel keeper, postmaster, and livery stable operator. Gave building lots . . . 
The 8- and 10-inch columbiads were standard U.S. cannon for coast defense. They were cast-iron, muzzle-loading smoothbores. The 8-inch weighed 9,210 pounds and when elevated 4” threw a 65-pound ball about a mile. From the . . . 
In 1898, the U.S. battleship Maine sailed from this anchorage to her destruction in La Habana harbor. “Remember the Maine” became the rallying cry for the Spanish-American War that followed. The anchorage served the navy . . . 
These coral islands surrounded by warm water are ideal habitats for birds, turtles, shellfish, coral, fish, and other form of ocean life. Nearby Bush Key is a spectacle of sooty and noddy terns during their March to . . . 
This is Oregon's largest body of water, about 90,000 acres. Indians inhabiting its shores ("People of the Lake") lived well on wild fowl, fish and wocus seeds. The first known white visitors (1825-26) were Hudson's Bay . . . 
Martin R. Frain born December 17, 1832 in New York, came west in 1850, arrived in Oregon Territory April 30, 1857 crossed Link river and camped under a ledge nearby. Established the first Trading Post at the present area of . . . 
Owned by Scottish Earls of Aberdeen and Tweedmouth. The headquarters were at Aberdeen (about 7 mi NE). Starting with 14,745 cattle, the Rocking Chair made profits for a few years, then failed. In north part of county are . . . 
Comanches once hunted Buffalo on Salt Fork of the Red and Buck Creek in present day Collingsworth Co. Arrow Sculptor: Charles A Smith 
Site Of Schmitt Bros. Mill 1930 - 1939
