Narrowsburg, New York.
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organized 1868 built 1869
(Churches & Religion • Man-Made Features) Includes location, directions, 2 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
organized 1868 built 1869(Churches & Religion • Man-Made Features) Includes location, directions, 2 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
Formed by German immigrants in 1868. Cornerstone laid August 25, 1869. Rev Ludwig Detzer, first pastor
Mount Holly Cemetery is the final resting place of 15 Confederate soldiers, including Asa S. Morgan, who in 1861 recruited the El Dorado Sentinels, which became Co. A, 1st Arkansas Infantry. Morgan later served as colonel of . . . 
Arts and Crafts style house Circa 1920. Built as a spec House by T. James and Zepher Newton Brouillette. Purchased as rental property in May 1934 by Ceran R. and Eliza Zimmer Guillot. Similar to the house next door, but smaller in size.
Arts and Crafts style house Circa 1948. Rufus and Enola Dupuy Guillory purchased the property in April 1948 from Tillman and Mabel Graham. Perma Stone (faux stone) was Placed on the exterior walls and posts of the chain . . . 
Small brick edifice with Victorian influence built by William Peterman, native of Pennsylvania and a railroad attorney. He married Belle Bordelorn and later moved his practice to Alexandria.
Las naciones de America al Libertador Simon Bolivar 1826 junio 22 1926 El Acta de Independencia de Panama es el monumento mas glorioso que puede ofrecer a la historia ninguna provincia Americana Bolivar English . . . 
The first railroad depot in Citrus County was located on this site soon after the completion of the county's first rail line from Dunnellon in 1887. Constructed by the Silver Springs, Ocala and Gulf Railroad, the spur line . . . 
At one time, and for many years until the 1950's, Crystal Street was the main thoroughfare into Crystal River for travelers coming from Lecanto and Inverness. In 1907, because of its role as the gateway into Crystal River, a . . . 
Bayou Sorrel Indian Mound is one of the most prominent in Atchafalaya Heritage Area. Archaeological investigation in 1913 by Clarence Moore include artifacts from Tchefuncte, Marksville, Baytown, Coles Creek or Plaquemine . . . 
Desde este sitio el 3 de noviembre de 1903 el Capitan Raul Chevalier efectuo los disparos de cañon que obligaron al cañonero Bogota a abandonar nuestras aguas consolidando asi nuestra independencia. English translation: . . . 
Near this site on April 1, 1864 Confederate General Joseph O. Shelby caught up with and attacked the rear guard of Union General Frederick Steeles army. Union General Samuel A. Rice, in charge of the supply, pontoon and . . . 
Front Both Union and Confederate cavalry moved north of Jenkins’ Ferry on April 29, 1864. Lt. Col. Benjamin Elliott’s 1st Missouri Cavalry Battalion had been sent to Princeton on the 28th to seek Gen. Frederick Steele’s army . . . 
Culpepper's South Carolina Battery Sunday September 20th, 1863. Captain J.F. Culpepper Commanding.
English Side This community of faith was incorporated March 19. 1835 by an act of the Louisiana State Legislature as "L'eglise de St. Jean Baptiste D'Ouest Baton Rouge." At this time, parishioners congregated at the home of . . . 
Refugee Children Many African Americans fleeing slavery were with Gen. Frederick Steele’s Union army as it retreated to Little Rock. As army wagons became stuck in the thick mud, so too did wagons with refugee children. . . . 
C.S.A. Georgia 37th Infantry. Colonel A.F. Rudler Lieutenant Colonel Joseph T. Smith Bate's Brigade. Stewart's Division. 5 P.M., September 19, 1863.
Culpepper's South Carolina Battery. 1 Napoleon, 2 12 Pounder Howitzers. McNair's Brigade, Johnson's Division, Hood's Corps. September 20, 1863. Captain James F. Culpepper, Commanding 1st Lieutenant J.L.S. Dove. 1st . . . 
Tennessee 15th & 37th Regiments Infantry Bate's Brigade Stewart's Division 11:30 A.M. September 20, 1863
Slow-moving waters, exotic birds, buzzing insects, and underwater ripples reminds us that this is a wild place, as unpredictable as the shifting ground we stand upon. In these untamed wetlands - not quite solid land, not . . . 
