near Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia.
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Text on the lower front side of the monument: 36th Regiment Indiana Infantry Text on the upper front side of the monument: 3rd Brigade - Grose. 2nd Division - Palmer. 21st Corps - Crittenden. Text on the back side of . . .
(Parks & Recreational Areas • War, US Civil) Includes complete text, location, directions, 8 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
Text on the lower front side of the monument: 36th Regiment Indiana Infantry Text on the upper front side of the monument: 3rd Brigade - Grose. 2nd Division - Palmer. 21st Corps - Crittenden. Text on the back side of . . . (Parks & Recreational Areas • War, US Civil) Includes complete text, location, directions, 8 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
General Adam Rankin "Stovepipe" Johnson was born in Henderson on February 8, 1834. His boyhood home was located at 100 North Main Street. In 1862, Adam Rankin Johnson was commissioned a Colonel in the 10th Kentucky Cavalry . . . 
”A very large part of the state is completely overrun with guerrillas, who plunder farm-house, and fields, and villages at will, and often murder the helpless victims of their robberies.” -Letter from Adjutant-General J. . . . 
Henderson County has been the home of four men who have distinguished themselves as governor of Kentucky. Lazarus Powell (1851-55) Powell's opponent in the gubernatorial race was his former law partner and fellow . . . 
Created March 20, 1848. Organized March 10, 1849. Named in honor of William G. Cooke 1808-1847 Captain of the "New Orleans Greys," 1835 Assistant Inspector General at San Jacinto, 1836 Member of the Santa Fe Expedition, 1841 . . . 
Erected in 1904 to replace a former depot destroyed by fire, the Tehachapi Depot served the community until its use as a station was discontinued in 1971. In 2004, a local group began the process of obtaining the depot from . . . 
On Jan. 5-6, 1868, Chief Big Tree and 150 to 200 Kiowas raided Willa Walla Valley, Clear Creek and Blocker Creek. Burned homes; killed 13 people; scalped one woman alive. Captured 10 women and children; 3 escaped, 2 were . . . 
Text on the front side of the monument: 6th Ohio Infantry, Grose's Brigade, Palmer's Division, 21st Corps. Text on the back side of the monument: This Regiment was organized at Cincinnati, April 19, 1861, for three . . . 
Tennessee Carnes' Battery Wright's Brigade Cheatham's Division 1:30 P.M. September 19, 1863
CSA Carnes' Battery. Wright's Brigade. Cheatham's Division. Polk's Corps. Captain William W. Carnes. 1st Lieutenant L.G. Marshall. 2nd Lieutenant J.M. Cockrill. 2nd Lieutenant A. Van Vleck,killed. Casualties. 38 Men. 49 . . . 
Carnes' Tennessee Battery. 2 6 Pounders, 2 12 Pounder Howitzers. Wright's Brigade, Cheatham's Division, Polk's Corps. September 19, 1863. captain William W. Carnes, commanding. 1st Lieutenant L.G. Marshall. 2d Lieutenant . . . 
This is a two-sided marker Front Side: Immortalized in literature and film, Kentucky native Carlotta Thurmond was the inspiration for Miss Kitty on television’s “Gunsmoke.” Having toured Europe’s best gambling houses as a . . . 
Bayard Station was first called Hall’s Station, a depot on the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe, serving a tuberculosis sanatorium at nearby Fort Bayard, which was named after Brigadier General George Dashiell Bayard. A . . . 
This exhibit is made up of multiple markers inside of an open air information kiosk at the Serpon Sugar Mill. Sugar Cane Sugar cane generally is believed to have originated in northern India, the earliest mention of it being . . . 
Round Bottom Schoolhouse. Settlement came to Round Bottom in early 1795 following the end of the Indians Wars in what would become Ohio (1791-1795). Pioneers Allen Devol, David Wilson, Nathaniel Cushing, Peter Shaw, and . . . 
Luke Chute is the site of an early mill that harnessed river power. About 1815, Luke Emerson and Samuel White built a dam part way across the river. This created a rapid between the shore and the end of the dam, the chute. . . . 
Built 1896-97. Fifth courthouse for Denton County. First was at Alton, second at Pinckneyville. Third (in Denton) was burned in crime charged to a member of the Sam Bass Gang of outlaws. Walls are native limestone; columns, . . . 
The Rev. Peter Unzicker led a group of Illinois settlers here in 1906. Buying 53.4 acres of land of the original Uranga Grant and later Chittim-Miller Ranch, he founded Tuleta, named for the daughter of J. M. Chittim. A rail . . . 
Designed by firm of Gunn & Curtis and built by the Probst Construction Company of Chicago, 1893-1895. This red Texas granite building, in Renaissance Revival style, closely resembles the Texas State Capitol with the . . . 
Settlement dates from about 1850. First town, 2 miles west, was called San Domingo for its location near junction of San Domingo and dry Medio Creeks. After railroad was built, 1886, citizens moved to Walton (new flag . . . 
