Rimouski, Quebec.
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L'emblématique maison de la vallée du Saint-Laurent, associée aux origines françaises de la colonie, résulte en fait d'une lente et riche transformation, qui s'amorce au XVIIe siècle et se poursuit jusqu'aux XIXe siècle. . . .
(Architecture • Man-Made Features • Settlements & Settlers) Includes complete text, location, directions, 2 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
L'emblématique maison de la vallée du Saint-Laurent, associée aux origines françaises de la colonie, résulte en fait d'une lente et riche transformation, qui s'amorce au XVIIe siècle et se poursuit jusqu'aux XIXe siècle. . . . (Architecture • Man-Made Features • Settlements & Settlers) Includes complete text, location, directions, 2 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
World War I, World War II, Korean War, Vietnam War, Gulf War, Peacetime America One has to leave it to understand and truly love it. One has to sit in isolation and yearn for it, and once one has experienced the yearning, . . . 
In honor of General William Irvine, born near Enniskillen, Ireland in 1740, died in Phila. July 1804, who served with distinction in the War of the Revolution, who surveyed and laid out Warren in the year 1795, and whose . . . 
Founded 1912 State University of New York College at Farmingdale The oldest public college on Long Island Established to serve the downstate community
Organized Nov. 1, 1683 One of the original counties of the Province of New York Originally East Riding Of Yorkshire 
Eyewitness to History This massive gun barrel sitting before you was once mounted inside Turret 1 of the battleship USS New Jersey. During the epic battles of World War II and the Korean War this gun barrel, along with the . . . 
Battleship New Jersey The USS New Jersey (BB-62) launched from the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard on December 7, 1942, and served in World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, and as part of a multinational force of . . . 
Funeral home - Bethpage- 1946 5 generations funeral dirs. Previous home - circa - 1910 Albert and Katherine Guerin prominent community family 
First parkway in America built for the automobile & famed Vanderbilt Cup Races Ground breaking in Central Park (Bethpage) June 6 1908 
In California, conflicts between sheepherders and cattlemen were common. In a dispute, Jessie Jefferson Howard accidently killed a sheepherder. After turning himself in he was sent to San Quentin. Jessie was able to escape . . . 
The first African Methodist Church to be organized in the Village Of Westbury. Started by a group of former congregants of the New Light Baptist Church 
The original ‘heart’ of Sedona was the location of our first hotel, first post office, first school, first store, first church services, first patented homestead, and first institutional employer – the US Forest Service. . . . 
Children's Library Robert Bacon Memorial 1924 One of the first libraries in the world specifically dedicated as a children's library. The building and art were privately endowed by Martha Bacon in memory of her husband . . . 
Mines of Spain Recreation Area There is evidence of prehistoric Native American cultures, some dating back as many as 8,000 years. Mounds, village sites, rock shelters, trading post sites, and campsites dot the landscape of . . . 
This is the site of Wharf Street - a block-long maze of stacked lumber, barrells, jostling horse-drawn wagons and carriages; of sea captains, sailors, harpooners, stevedores, and tradesmen; of coopers, boatyards, sailmakers . . . 
Black Hawk (or Black Sparrow Hawk as he was originally known) led a dissident band of Sauk and Fox Indians into the Rock River Valley of northwest Illinois in the spring of 1832 in an attempt to reclaim tribal lands from . . . 
was the scene of great whaling activity. It was built in 1770 and was crowded with refugees to Connecticut in 1776.
The Home for the Friendless, also known as the Woody Crest Home, was constructed in 1901-02 to the design of prominent architect William B. Tuthill. Built for abandoned and needy children, the home was established by the . . . 
1687 T. Powell obtains land 1695 Deed Bethpage Purchase 1857 Name Jerusalem Station 1867 Renamed Central Park 1936 Changed To Bethpage 
Stephen Mack, a fur trader who lived among the Potowatomi and Winnebago Indians in the Rock River Valley, is generally considered to be the first white settler in Winnebago County. In 1829, Mack laid claim to property near . . . 
