Groveton, Virginia.
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This is no ordinary view. This is Historic Huntley, and its view stretches from 1825 all the way to tomorrow. The view—of the land, and of the people who lived and worked here—has changed over the years. Sometimes the . . .
(Antebellum South, US • Notable Places) Includes complete text, location, directions, 6 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
This is no ordinary view. This is Historic Huntley, and its view stretches from 1825 all the way to tomorrow. The view—of the land, and of the people who lived and worked here—has changed over the years. Sometimes the . . . (Antebellum South, US • Notable Places) Includes complete text, location, directions, 6 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
Before you is the home built in 1915 by Dr. Willis Stanley Blatchley, one of the nation's most renowned naturalists. Dr. Blatchley made significant contributions to the fields of entomology, ornithology, geology, and botany. . . . 
(Front Side) The People of New Woodstock built this monument in honor of the brave men whose names it bears, who defended their country in war, and who found here a birthplace, home, or grave. Soldiers of the War of the . . . 
Sullivan Street, named after Revolutionary War general John Sullivan, has these two Federal-style town houses which were built on what was once part of the Bayard farm, originally owned in the 17th Century by Peter Bayard, . . . 
Site of Champlain Battle Here Champlain aided by Huron Indians attacked the stockaded Oneida Village Oct. 10-16, 1615
Oneida means People of the Standing Stone. In each village was such an altar and council place.
The area on which you are standing was an Oneida Indian village active as early as the mid to late 1400's. Directly in front of you is an area that was excavated in the 1950's. The excavation revealed evidence of a section . . . 
Nichols Pond Park, a Madison County park, consists of 45 acres of land. The park is open to the public year round from dawn to dusk, and provides opportunities for hiking, bird watching and other forms of outdoor recreation. . . . 
These pits are remains of community storage cellars for corn, beans and squash. Used by the Iroquois Indians.
Cazenovia & Canastota RR began 1870, later Lehigh Valley RR. Carried freight & passengers. Abandoned 1967. Depot constructed 1894.
Area first settled ca. 1809 House built ca. 1840 by Ichabod Town Valentown Hall built in 1879 by Levi Valentine
Ca. 1805-1834 Jonathan Smith, a pioneer settler of New Woodstock built and kept a tavern on the early turnpike road.
First in Town of Cazenovia. Unbroken service since organization July 17, 1801. This building erected 1815.
To the men and women of the Town of Amenia who from the Revolution to the World War served in the armed forces of their country in the time of need, the People of Amenia have erected this memorial and dedicated this park as . . . 
Built in 1848 by A. McCullough and Lampton Brothers. Its stone stack was 36 feet high. 11½ feet across inside at widest point, and burned “stone coal” rather than charcoal. It was served by its own railroad spur. In 1866 it . . . 
Pleasant Valley Veterans War Memorial “All Gave Some Some Gave All” In Honor and Tribute to the Brave Men and Women of Our Town Who Proudly and Honorably Served to Preserve Freedom and Democracy April 6, 1917 World War I . . . 
This earth-covered structure, built in 1908, is often thought to be a bomb shelter or ammunition storage. It is actually a root cellar that provided cool storage for large quantities of fresh vegetables and other perishable . . . 
In 1936, the Fort received funding from the Works Progress Administration (WPA) to reconstruct and improve Fort buildings, including a new recreation center. The center became the largest project completed at the Fort by the . . . 
The original Fort Missoula was constructed of log and frame and was neither fortified nor enclosed. The buildings, arranged around the first parade grounds, no longer stand, but their foundations are clearly visible, . . . 
Dedicated to the Memory of Walter M. Johnson Born in Leavenworth, Kansas in 1903, General Johnson graduated for the U.S Military Academy with the class of 1927. Stationed at Fort Missoula in the 1930's, he supervised many . . . 
