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This property has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of the Interior
(Notable Buildings) Includes location, directions, 3 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
This property has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of the Interior(Notable Buildings) Includes location, directions, 3 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
Thomas Morris Chester was born at the corner of Third and Market Streets in Harrisburg in 1834. One of Harrisburg’s most famous nineteenth century African-Americans, he was particularly known for his leadership in education, . . . 
Here, in 1747, at the Tun Tavern twenty-five gentlemen of Philadelphia from that part of Great Britain called Scotland formed the . . . . St. Andrew's Society of Philadelphia Since that time, Scotsmen of honor and . . . 
First called City Cemetery, this is the resting place of both Confederate and Union soldiers. On November 4, 1862, a train wreck south of Cleveland killed 17 Confederate soldiers who are buried here in a mass grave. Nearby . . . 
Georgianna United Methodist Church was built in the community of Georgiana on Merritt's Island in 1886. The ringing of the church bell still marks the beginning of worship as it has for many decades. Franklin C. Allen, Jr., . . . 
From virtually the first shots of the Civil War, the women of Harrisburg worked in a variety of behind-the-scenes roles that proved essential to the Union victory. When Camp Curtin opened on April 18, 1861, the ladies of . . . 
The Celtic influence permeated the British Islands several centuries before Christ, affecting the languages and culture of modern-day Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and England. The Roman invasions of Britain resulted in the . . . 
This house is one of the last remaining examples of Queen Ann architecture in the area. The tall proportions, a variety of surface textures and the irregularity of plan are representative of this style. One of the most . . . 
Hernandez Trail 1837-1928
Tennessee Sumner County Established 1796 named in honor of Major Gen. Jethro Sumner. Officer in French and Indian War. Served in defense of Charleston, 1776; in the Battles of Brandywine and Germantown; and in the Army at . . . 
Edificio La Nacional Desiñado por el destacado arquitecto, Carlos Castillo Montes de Oca en 1936 para albergar oficinas, es un ejemplo de las construcciones que en Mérida mostraron influencia del Art Decó que se manifestó en . . . 
Ship owner Isaac McKim built a house here in 1808. St. Vincent de Paul Roman Catholic Church bought the property in 1879 and built a large social hall beside the house, naming the complex Carroll Hall. Parish societies used . . . 
Welcome to Fargason Fields. Conveyed to the college in 1922 by John T. Fargason and his sister Mary Fargason Falls, in memory of their father J.T. Fargason. Fargason Fields encompasses 15 acres on the north side of . . . 
During the first hundred years of Scottish immigration to the Americas, Philadelphia was the largest city in the British colonies, and the second largest city in the British empire. As such, its booming port was a natural . . . 
Scottish Immigrant Family Sculpture Seal of the St. Andrew's Society Bas relief of Scottish Immigrants and Tun Tavern Bas relief of Signers of the Declaration of Independence Terry Jones, Sculptor His Grace, The Duke of . . . 
Brooks County Veterans They All Gave Some Gave All
Our Confederate Dead Erected By The Ladies Memorial Association 1878 ( back ) Brothers Rest In Peace.
To Those Who Gave Much. To Those Who Gave All Quitman and Brooks County Dedicates This Memorial November 11, 1921 Erected by Quitman Chapter United Daughters of The Confederacy 1st Lt. Wilbur Oglesby Privates Arthur . . . 
The Big Oak Thomasville, GA Age c. 335 Yrs. Spread 160 Feet Height 68 Feet Trunk 27.5 Ft. Circ. Variety Live Oak Property of Thomasville Garden Club, Inc. and City of Thomasville 1787 1987 Arborist Association . . . 
Antigua casona de Doña Josefa Escudero y Aguirre Esta casona fue residencia de Doña Josefa Escudero y Aguirre, esposa de Don José Ignacio Pardío y Puerto e hija de Don Pedro Manuel Escudero Gilón y Doña María Francisca de . . . 
