Wisconsin, Shawano County, near Bowler
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A Memorial Before The Great Spirit
To All Veterans
Who Served - Who Fought - Who Died - Who Returned
And Carry On
Dedicated by the Mohican Veterans
2002
(Military) Includes location, directions, 7 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
A Memorial Before The Great SpiritTo All Veterans
Who Served - Who Fought - Who Died - Who Returned
And Carry On
Dedicated by the Mohican Veterans
2002
(Military) Includes location, directions, 7 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
Dedicated to the Glory of God
Liberty Hall
Built around 1900, the wagon shed was used to store farm equipment used on Ursino Farm. In addition to farm equipment, the wagon shed houses an Otto manufactured gas engine. This engine powered a circular saw that cut fire wood for the many fireplaces in the house.
Home of Mildred Barry Hughes.
Colonel John Kean built the present carriage house around 1882. The building is an example of utilitarian Victorian architecture with its distinctive roof shapes, slate roofing, and brick arches over the windows, doors and tower. The stable was the home for the work horse used by the Kean’s to maintain the Garden and Farm until the 1950’s.
Manufactured By The Frick Engine Works
This rare surviving example of Victorian Gothic design is also one of the city's best late-19th century apartment buildings. Because early luxury apartments were viewed with skepticism, this building was designed to look like a series of four separate townhouses. It was named for the Benedictines, a religious order that had operated a church on the site before the Fire of 1871.
First settler in township was Louis Sharro. John Bush and family came in 1854 and kept an Inn for travelers. Township organized in 1858. First post office 1859 - moved to Village 1897. Village platted 1896; Incorporated Feb., 1900. Minneapolis & St. Louis R. R. completed 1895. First carload of wheat shipped 1896. First State Bank organized 1902. First Lafayette Ledger printed 1904. Heating tar on a kerosene stove to repair a roof caused a fire in 1908, destroying 7 businesses. 1976 Lafayette, growing - population 500 - many new homes and thriving business establishments.
1976
Built in 1772 in the Georgian style by William Livingston (New Jersey’s first elected Governor, 1776-1790). The house assumed its current Victorian Italianate appearance in the late 19th century, when it was enlarged by Colonel John Kean to meet the needs to his growing family.
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The Serpentine Path is based on the Serpentine, a lake in Hyde Park, London. It was built by Lord Bolingbroke, an English Viscount, who occupied Liberty Hall with his family from 1798 to 1807.
“When I am homesick, I just call up rene in my dreams and I’am right back home in the Indian Town.” Gloria Robinson Walter. 
Pre-History-For at least 2,500 years prior to the arrival of Europeans, the Eastern Woodland Indians inhabited a wide area in the eastern part of the United States including the vastly wooded area of the Delmarva Peninsula. This region is noted for ample rainfall, numerous ponds, streams, and rivers and the Woodland Indians tended to establish long-term settlements near water in the forested area, as well as other short-term settlements associated with traditional seasonal migrations to alternate food sources. Traditionally, Easter Woodland Indians live in dwellings built of bent saplings covered with mats and/or bark. Some of these would be single family size while others were quite extensive, housing larger family units. 
IF YOU ARE HEARING THE RINGING TONES OF BAND MUSIC, one of the ensembles of the world-famous United States Marine Band may be practicing inside the Marine Barracks. 
