Titusville, Florida.
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In 1887, construction of a church was begun on land donated to the Titusville Episcopal mission by Mary Titus, wife of the town's founder, and J. Dunlin Perkinson, lay reader of the mission. The name of the church was . . .
(Churches, Etc.) Includes complete text, location, directions, 2 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
In 1887, construction of a church was begun on land donated to the Titusville Episcopal mission by Mary Titus, wife of the town's founder, and J. Dunlin Perkinson, lay reader of the mission. The name of the church was . . . (Churches, Etc.) Includes complete text, location, directions, 2 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
In June 1942 the U.S. War Department selected a 155,000 acre section of coastal Franklin County to be used as an amphibious warfare training center. Originally called Camp Carabelle, the base was renamed in January 1943 to . . . 
James Cash Penney (1876-1971), philanthropist and founder of J.C. Penney Department Stores, purchased 120,000 acres in Clay County and invited farmers to claim 40-acre tracts by clearing the land, building houses, growing . . . 
Site of the first church erected between New Smyrna and Key West A community church
Founded by Tom Johnson Cockshutt in 1869, this was the first organized Protestant Church on the East Coast of Florida between New Smyrna and Key West. Tom donated land for a cemetery and built a small log structure located . . . 
The community of Clarksville is an early freedman's community that was established after the Civil War. Freed slave Charles Clark founded the community in 1871 as a place where former slaves could reunite with their family . . . 
16th Alabama - Maj. John H. McGaughy. 33d Alabama - Col. Samuel Adams. 45th Alabama - Col. E. B. Breedlove. 18th Alabama Battalion - Maj. John H. Gibson. 32D and 45th Mississippi - Col. M. P. Lowrey. 15th Mississippi . . . 
33D. Regiment Ohio Infantry, Scribner’s Brigade. 10:00 A. M. to 11:30 A. M. September 19, 1863. 
10th Wisconsin Infantry 9 A. M. Sept. 19, 1863 
Front of monument 1st, Ohio Infantry. Baldwin’s Brigade, Johnson’s Division 20th Army Corps. Rear of monument This Regiment, Lieut. Col. Bassett Langdon commanding, on the 19th Sept. 1863, at 12:00 M. advanced with its . . . 
2nd Kentucky Inf. C. S. A.
9th Kentucky Inf. C. S. A.
In memory of Union Soldiers of the 14th, 15th, 17th and 20th Corps who served during the Battle of Bentonville March 19 - 21, 1865 XIV Corps • XV Corps • XVII Corps • XX Corps Representing the States of Alabama, Connecticut, . . . 
86 blocks and 2 public squares were laid out here in 1838 with James Morgan, Arthur Garner and Thomas Bradley as proprietors. Named in honor of Samuel Swartwout (1783-1856), New York speculator and politician who advanced . . . 
Abner Doubleday Col. to Bvt. Major General U.S. Army Major General Volunteers 1819 1893 He was graduated at West Point 1842 1848 Mexican War 1852 Commissioner to Mexico 1854 Indian Hostilities in Texas 1856 Indian . . . 
ER Veteran's Memorial Station of Heroes with profound respect from a grateful community to our brave veterans who served our nation in war. Maintained by ER American Legion Post ER Veterans of Foreign Wars People of ER . . . 
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Given in honor of Co. G, 112th Inf., PNG (1917) and Svc. Tp., 104th Cav. PNG (1940) and to the memory of the soldiers of those units who gave up their lives World War I Killed in Action Sgt. John W. Wilson 28 Sep 1918 • . . . 
June 1944 to May 1945 Battle Stars Awarded: Normandy • Northern France Rhineland • Ardennes Central Europe Fort Indiantown Gap Jan 1943 to Sept 1943 [Dedicated] September 1994
