Tappan, New York.
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Flags Dedicated In Honor Of Lt. Col. Joseph E. Raso USA · Coneo DeMaio USN · Emmet C. Maines USA · Lt. Herbert J. Block USN · Signe A. Block · George D. Garrecht III USN · Charles E. Hauser USN · Edward C. . . .
(Military) Includes complete text, location, directions, 2 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
Flags Dedicated In Honor Of Lt. Col. Joseph E. Raso USA · Coneo DeMaio USN · Emmet C. Maines USA · Lt. Herbert J. Block USN · Signe A. Block · George D. Garrecht III USN · Charles E. Hauser USN · Edward C. . . . (Military) Includes complete text, location, directions, 2 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
Opano Radar Site On December 7, 1941, an SCR-270B Radar located at this site tracked incoming Japanese aircraft for over 30 minutes until they were obscured by the island ground clutter. This was the first wartime use of . . . 
Mobile Radar Unit SR-270B has been designed a National Historic Landmark this site possesses national significance in commemorating the history of the United States of America 1994 National Park Service United States . . . 
Dedicated To The Memory Of Those Who Served Their Country 1961 Vietnam 1973 American Legion Tappan Post # 1271 May 31, 1982
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Tappan World War II Memorial In lasting tribute to those who made The supreme sacrifice Kenneth R. Johnson · John R. Klein · Russell McGuire · Robert Ortiz · Homer R. Stoughton, Jr. In Honor Of Those Who Served Lowery J. . . . 
Dedicated To The Memory Of Those Who Served Their Country 1950 Korea 1953 American Legion Tappan Post # 1271 May 31, 1982
“It will all happen in a moment, in the twinkling of an eye. When the last trumpet is blown. When this happens, then at last this scripture will come true- Death is swallowed up in Victory.” I Corinthians 15:52 and 54 This . . . 
Front of marker: Washington's schools and playgrounds were legally segregated from 1862 until 1954. But that didn't stop kids of all backgrounds from playing together. "We didn't understand racial disharmony," said . . . 
In memory of those gallant Americans who defended this air station against enemy attack December 7, 1941 dedicated July 4, 1979 by the Staff NCO Wives Club in commemoration of its 25th anniversary
Near This Point, from 1843 - to - 1863 West Bound Emigrants Caught Their First Sight of the Columbia River 
In Commemoration of the Celilo Falls Fishing Grounds Historic fishing trading and gathering place for Indians of many Tribes from time immemorial until inundated by the rising waters of Lake Celilo in March 1957
In 1804-06, Captains Meriwether Lewis and William Clark led about 40 soldiers and boatmen on an epic journey. President Thomas Jefferson commissioned this “Corps of Discovery” to find a route to the Pacific Ocean through the . . . 
Before The Dalles Dam was built, the Columbia River plunged over Celilo Falls and cut through the Narrows or Five Mile Rapids. Although obstacles to navigation, the falls created the region’s greatest fishing site. For more . . . 
Historic First Church, 1840
(Seven panels dealing with the Deschutes River Crossing portion of the Oregon Trail are found at this kiosk) Truly Heart-Breaking! Oregon Trail emigrants reached the Columbia River after an arduous trek across the dry . . . 
The Square was part of town founder Roswell King’s original town plan and is the center of the Roswell Historic District. The District was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1973. President Theodore . . . 
Front of marker: This block is home to some of the largest Latino organizations in the city, all founded as migration from Central America and the Caribbean increased in the 1970s. Several began with a boost from Cavalry . . . 
"A Black world in which a wonderful democracy of conditions prevailed — waitresses, doctors, preachers, winos, teachers, numbers runners and funeral directors, prostitutes and housewives, cabdrivers and laborers all lived as . . . 
@artblocdc #artblocdc Jumbo Slice Pizza Not too long ago black artist, performers, and patrons created this place called Black Broadway, risen from the ground ascending to monumental heights the entire world witnessed in . . . 
