Shelburne, Vermont.
![]()
The one-room Schoolhouse was the first structure moved to the Museum. The building has several distinct classical architectural features, including a projecting bell tower, arched door opening, and sash windows. The . . .
(Education • Man-Made Features • Settlements & Settlers) Includes complete text, location, directions, 5 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
The one-room Schoolhouse was the first structure moved to the Museum. The building has several distinct classical architectural features, including a projecting bell tower, arched door opening, and sash windows. The . . . (Education • Man-Made Features • Settlements & Settlers) Includes complete text, location, directions, 5 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
Composer and Actor Manager lived and died in a flat on the top floor of this building
Columbia County Historic New York Columbia County, which extends from the Hudson River to the New England border. was formed in the late 18th century from parts of two 17th century land patents. Early settlers came from . . . 
Este marcador está hecho de cinco paneles bajo un techo. La Organización Sociopolítica y Las Clases Sociales: Los Señores La sociedad Kaqchikel, como la K'iche, era muy estratificada, jerarquizada y muy militarizada a la . . . 
This Tablet Is Placed To Honor The Memory Of The Pioneer Settlers And Founders Of This Village By The Monday Historical Club 1910 
Pulaski Historic District From Drill Field to Village Core Village Timeline 2000 Log Cabin Motel burned in area of first log cabin. 1983 Historic District formed. 1887 First Long Bridge erected. 1882-1901 Eighteen . . . 
Brigadier General Casimir Pulaski Born — A Polish Nobleman — 1748 Died — An American Soldier Patriot — 1779 He Gave To The United States Of America During Its Struggle For Freedom In The Revolutionary War His Allegiance The . . . 
The Audley name can be found associated with kings & nobility throughout English history. 1127 Henry I restored a knighthood on his son-in-law Geoffrey of Anjou. Geoffrey's grandson William Longspree (illegitimate son of . . . 
Barry, Robin & Maurice Gibb composed and stayed here 1968-1980 
In the 18th and 19th centuries communities depended heavily on the village blacksmith as the primary source for tools, utensils, hardware, vehicle parts, and many other items. Many blacksmiths also served as farriers, . . . 
Charlotte Meeting House was built by the community's Methodist congregation. The building's architectural details reflect Greek design influences, including the triangular pediment created by cornice moldings. During the . . . 
"Lawrence of Arabia" 1888 - 1935 lived here
Actor and Director lived here 1945-1976
First Director-General of the BBC lived here 1924-1930
Front Medal of Honor Edward A. DeVore, Jr. Specialist Four, United States Army, June 15, 1947-March 18, 1968. Dedicated to the memory and honor of Specialist DeVore and all who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the defense . . . 
In this place of honor rests an unknown soldier who gave his life in the struggle for American Independence
In memory of: Ted Leon Allen, Diane E. Althouse, Peter R. Avillanoza, Andrea Y. Blanton, Paul G. Broxterman, David N. Burkett, Donald E. Burns, Kimberly K. Clark, Kim R. Cousins, Diana L. Day, Castine Deveroux, Susan J. . . . 
Front Jefferson Junior High School was built in 1940 after area residents persuaded the city to abandon the original dilapidated building. They hoped the new structure, which included a branch library, would be the beginning . . . 
Front Dr. Dorothy Height worked to advance women's, civil, and human rights with many of our nation's leaders. How many can you recognize? Back Dr. Dorothy Height Has lived at 700 7th Street, SW since 1983. As President . . . 
Front Can You identify these famous Civil Rights leaders? All four lived in this Southwest DC neighborhood! Back Who are these famous Civil Rights leaders? Barbara Jordan (upper left) Patsy Mink (wearing Molly Yard (bottom . . . 
