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Alfredo Alegria Rosales Poeta y periodista de Las Brumas Nació el 10 de Julio 1899 en San Marcos de Colón, Honduras. A los 5 años se trasladó a vivir a Jinotega. Hombre de profundas convicciones filosóficas y religiosas. Se . . .
(Arts, Letters, Music) Includes complete text, location, directions, 2 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
Alfredo Alegria Rosales Poeta y periodista de Las Brumas Nació el 10 de Julio 1899 en San Marcos de Colón, Honduras. A los 5 años se trasladó a vivir a Jinotega. Hombre de profundas convicciones filosóficas y religiosas. Se . . . (Arts, Letters, Music) Includes complete text, location, directions, 2 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
She was the love of his youth, the inspiration of his manhood, a gallant, courageous Colonial and Revolutionary patriot. Her descendants number many notable leaders of men. Tennessee’s first Five Star Mother (south side) . . . 
John Sevier, ”Nolichucky Jack,” Sept. 23, 1744, Sept. 24, 1815. Pioneer, Soldier, Statesman and one of the founders of the Republic. (west side) The typical pioneer who conquered the wilderness and fashioned the State. . . . 
Died in Russellville, Ala. October 7, 1836 (south side) Historical Katherine Sherrill Sevier, Bonny Kate, came when a girl with her parents, to Tennessee from North Carolina; married John Sevier August 14, 1780 when she . . . 
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Campbell drives “Bluebird” powered by Rolls-Royce aircraft engine. Exceptional torque and 2500 horsepower cause problems but Campbell runs World Record of 272.108mph.
In March, Campbell returns and breaks 300 mph with speed of 330 mph on first leg of two way run. High winds on return run hold World Record to 276.820 mph.
Before and during World War II, the aviation industry was vulnerable to adverse weather conditions, particularly thunderstorms. In 1945, Congress mandated the nation’s first large-scale, scientific study of thunderstorms. . . . 
Lytle Creek Greenway land was given to Wilmington College by the Wilmington Community Improvement Corporation, CIC—organized in 1970 to purchase the Clinton County Airbase from the United States Government for $1,250,000 . . . 
At Middletown, Ohio, on July 21, 1825, ground was first broken for the Miami-Erie Canal, which eventually linked Cincinnati and Toledo. The canal created much change in the region, including increased population and . . . 
(north side) Knoxville, previously the capital of the Southwest Territory, 1792-1796, was designated as the first capital of the State of Tennessee by the Constitutional Convention of 1796. Near this site the first General . . . 
Site of First Block House 1792 Erected by Bonny Kate Chapter D.A.R Dedicated by Admiral Schley Feb. 5, 1902
IV Aniversario 2011-2015 El Honorable Primer Ayuntamiento Constitucional que preside el C. José Contreras Méndez y la Asociación Civil “Bacalar Municipio 10” otorgan Reconocimiento A los históricos luchardores ciudadanos que . . . 
Mercado Jose Maria Morelos y Pavon El mercado José María Morelos es el mejor lugar para encontrar frutas, verduras y comidas locales. En Bacalar hay influencia de la cocina yucateca, por ejemplo el sotobichay, que es un . . . 
Richard Mussen joined the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers [27th Foot] at the age of 15. At the outbreak of the Zulu Wars he volunteered for active service and was transferred to the 2nd Battalion The South Wales Borderers [24th . . . 
This plaque records the fact that on 28th. June 1701 Arthur Chichester, 3rd. Earl of Donegall by warrant of his late Majesty King William III formed the 35th Regiment of Foot which has since become famous as The Royal Sussex . . . 
This monument erected by veterans of the war with Spain and members of their auxiliary as a memorial to their departed comrades of the Army, Navy and Marine Corps – every one of them a volunteer – who served from 1898 to . . . 
Poet and Antiquarian born in 14 High Street which was on this site
Bacalar en Siglo XVI Para 1581, la mancha poblacional de la ciudad se encontraba contenida entre la calle 1 con calle 18 hasta la calle 30 con calle 9, esto apenas unos 37 años después de que se fundara la población de . . . 
The Olympic Slipway is where RMS Olympic was built beside her sister ship, Titanic. Although quiet and peaceful today, in 1910 this entire area was a hive of human industry, reverberating to the deafening din from steel . . . 
