Corinne, Utah.
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The Presbyterian work in Utah began at Corinne June 11, 1969 under Rev. Melancthon Hughes, sent here by Rev. Sheldon Jackson, missionary and educator. This bell was later given to the first congregation. In the first . . .
(Churches, Etc.) Includes complete text, location, directions, 2 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
The Presbyterian work in Utah began at Corinne June 11, 1969 under Rev. Melancthon Hughes, sent here by Rev. Sheldon Jackson, missionary and educator. This bell was later given to the first congregation. In the first . . . (Churches, Etc.) Includes complete text, location, directions, 2 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
Dedicated to All Coal Miners In Memoriam Nature bestowed Pennsylvania with deposits of Anthracite coal which contains the highest percentage of fixed carbon. The coal fields approximately 600 square miles from Susquehanna . . . 
Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala Facultad de Ciencias Medicas En este lugar estuvo situada la Facultad de Medicina y Cirugia durante los años de 1918-1921 Dr. Jafeth Ernesto Cabrera Franco Rector Magnifico Dr. Edgar . . . 
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Calzada Revolucion 20 de Octuber 1944 ”Homenaje” A los oficiales y soldados que lucharon con el pueblo en la mañana gloriosa del 20 de Oct. de 1944 para devolver la libertad en Guatemala. Guatemala, 20 Oct 1974 Bloque . . . 
"This book of history stands as a symbol dedicated to the men and women of Kingston, Pennsylvania, who so honorably served our country to keep our nation free." Veterans of World War I World War II Korea Vietnam Persian . . . 
In the early 1700s, France and Spain began disputing their New World international boundary that included this area; each nation claimed what is now Texas. When the U.S. purchased the Louisiana Territory from France in 1803, . . . 
Original granite block 10' long 9" square marked the United States - Republic of Texas boundary. Dated 1840. Set on April 23, 1841. Only marker of international boundary known to exist within continental U.S.
Historic Civil Engineering Landmark International Boundary Marker Republic of Texas-United States (Set April 23, 1841) Designated by the Texas and Louisiana Sections
Dedicated to the men and women who served in all wars [Dedicated] Oct. 8, 1989
Dedicated to the men and women of Forty Fort, who served their country in all wars. [Dedicated] May 30, 1984
“Yo no sabia que el mundo era redondo y mas bien creía que si me subia al cerro en frente podría tocar el cielo y mancharme los dedos de azul” (Luis de Lion, fragmento del poema Para mi cielo) En este lugar fue desaparecido . . . 
Kentucky native Jonathan "Old Shelby" Anderson, a grandson of American Revolution veteran Bailey Anderson, settled in this area when Texas was part of Mexico. He served in the Texas Revolution and fought at the Battle of San . . . 
This church was erected in the year 1804 It was restored in 1922 by the Luzerne County Committee of the Pennsylvania Society of Colonial Dames of America —————————————— Placed on the National Register of Historic Places . . . 
Organized with 17 members on September 26, 1901, Central Baptist has been a significant part of Carthage's religious and cultural heritage through the years. Formed under the leadership of the Rev. H. E. Harris, the early . . . 
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Justicia para las niñas de Guatemala En memoria de las 41 niñas asesinadas en el Hogar Seguro Virgen de la Asunción renombramos a este espacio como Plaza de las Niñas de Guatemala 8 de Marzo No las olvidamos Fue el Estado. . . . 
From this ancient "Tower of Tears" erected 1482 A.D. Henry Hudson set sail April 4th.'1609 A.D. on the vessel "Half Moon" on that voyage of discovery destined to bring him to the harbor of New York and the Hudson River This . . . 
This larger-than-life bronze sculpture depicts abolitionist organizer and Underground Railroad leader Harriet Tubman (c. 1822-1913), and stands at the crossroads of St. Nicholas Avenue, West 122nd Street and Frederick . . . 
A botanical investigation of 1956 revealed that the enclosed area, undisturbed for centuries because of its inaccessibility and its rocky soil, had preserved the indigenous plant life as it must have appeared in 1494 in . . . 
