Roswell, Georgia.
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Victorian Architecture President Jimmy Carter Roswell White House
(Architecture • Politics) Includes location, directions, 4 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
Victorian Architecture President Jimmy Carter Roswell White House(Architecture • Politics) Includes location, directions, 4 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
A la memoria de los fundadores de la ciudad de San Juan del Rio: Nicolas de San Luis Montañez Juan Mexici Fray Juan Bautista San Juan del Rio Puente de la Historia 1531-1981 English translation: To the memory of the . . . 
This site marks the entrance to the west River C.C.C. Camp. This CCC was part of President Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal and targeted unemployed men 18–25 whose families were on relief. Nationally, over 2.5 million men were . . . 
In grateful tribute to the men and women of Vergennes Vermont who served in the Armed Forces of our country
This site was known as the Cotting Estate in the mid 1800’s. David Cotting, teacher, editor and lawyer, served as Secretary of State from 1868-1873. He was also a member of the Constitutional Convention. Frances Cotting . . . 
Site of the home of Roswell King, the founder of Roswell, Georgia. A now-vanished large log dwelling sheltered King, his family, and friends until their own homes could be built in the new village. He died in 1844 before . . . 
Built for D.H. Bradley by noted Atlanta architect Neel Reid, a Roswell resident from 1917-1926. The home exhibits Reid’s sense of scale and proportion. A later occupant was Charles Newton, a teacher at Roswell High School . . . 
Victorious commander of the American Fleet in the naval battle of Plattsburg September 11, 1814 A Gallant Officer An Exemplary Citizen A National Hero Memorial erected to commemorate the building by Commodore Macdonough of . . . 
Honor Roll [Died in service] Philip E. Goodere • Edward L. Mercure Frederick C. Morris • Hobart P. Preston [Veterans Honor Roll not transcribed]
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1917 1918 In Honor Of The Residents Of The Town Of Richland Who Served In The World War Earl D. Ames · Ashton W. Avery · Charles A. Balcon · Rolon C. Balcon · James B. Barnard · W. Taylor Barr · Lawrence M. Bateman · . . . 
Constructed using historic building materials, the Weaving Shop exhibits a variety of hand-spinning and weaving equipment and interprets American textile traditions practiced in a 19th-century weaving shop. On view are . . . 
In Memory of Those Who Gave Their All So That We Could Have a Tomorrow. We Are Here Because They Are Here. May They Rest In Peace.
Dr, Mary Walker Born in Oswego Town, Walker was an assistant surgeon in the Civil War. She was the first woman honored with a Medal of Honor. 1832-1919. 
Erected to the Memory of Unknown United States Soldiers and Sailors Killed In Action or Dying of Wounds in This Vicinity During the War of 1812
To Brig Gen Z.M. Pike U.S.A. And Officers Killed Battle Of York Upper Canada April 27th 1813
Constructed from historic timbers, the Print Shop exhibits a range of printing equipment that might have been found in an early 20th-century small-town print shop, from an 1820s handpress to a 1950 high-speed Heidelberg . . . 
This building was modeled after a unique horseshoe-shaped dairy barn near Georgia, Vermont. It is constructed of hand-hewn beams salvages from twelve barns and stones from two gristmills. The massive structure incorporates . . . 
Tragedy struck Jackson State College on May 15, 1970, when Jackson police and Mississippi Highway Patrol officers suppressed student unrest with intense gunfire. Phillip Lafayette Gibbs and James Earl Green were killed and . . . 
On the morning of May 16, 1863, Gen. Pemberton placed his three Confederate divisions along a two-mile front extending from the Raymond Road on the south to the Middle Road on the north - Loring on the right, Bowen in the . . . 
