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In August 1994, USC opened the doors to a revolutionary new facility destined to help redefine the nature and function of the modern university library. Conceived as a gateway to knowledge, the Thomas and Dorothy Leavey . . .
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In August 1994, USC opened the doors to a revolutionary new facility destined to help redefine the nature and function of the modern university library. Conceived as a gateway to knowledge, the Thomas and Dorothy Leavey . . . (Education) Includes complete text, location, directions, 4 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
ALTERSHEIM "Hueberspflege" Von Balth. Neumann für den Oberstallmeister von Zobel erbaut. Seit Ende des 18. Jahrh. durch Stiftung des Ratsherrn Adam Josef Hueber Spital zur Pflege armer Dienstboten Das Portalrelief v. . . . 
Wohn- und Sterbehaus Des Theologen und Universitätsprofessors Franz Oberthür geb. 06. 08.1745 · gest. 30.08.1831 Lenke das Auge zurück auf den Anfang des Irdischen Lebens. Sende die Blicke voraus, denkend der nahenden . . . 
This library garden courtyard and fountain are dedicated to the memory of Carolyn Craig Franklin (1919–1993). They were donated by Dr. Carl Franklin, Vice President Emeritus and Professor of Law at USC, and their four . . . 
Visited the USC campus in 1982, 1985 and 1989. “The end of all education should surely be service to others” • “El próposito de toda educacíon verdaderamente deberia servir a otros”
Site of the successful test of a smoke screen generator by scientists from G.E., June 24,1942. 50,000 prototypes were used by the military in World War II.
The Blackfoot Nation consist of three tribes, the Pikunis or Piegans, the bloods and the Blackfoot. Each tribe is divided into clans marking blood relationship. The majority of the Indians on this reservation are Piegans. . . . 
The Arlington Post Office was built in 1939 within the original town site. The building served as the City's first permanent post office. It was designed by Louis A. Simon, Supervising Architect of the U.S. Treasury . . . 
1723/25 built als eigenes Wohnhaus erbaut. Gleich nach Fertigstellung an die fürstliche Familie von Hutten veräussert. Jetzt Krankenhaus des Roten Kreuzes. - English translation: Built 1723-25 as his own home. Right after . . . 
After playing host to native peoples for centuries, Catoctin Mountain has served home to European settlers since the 1730's. Among the first to come to what was considered "the backlands of the province," were descendants of . . . 
In 1876, the Woodville Hebrew Education Association constructed a small frame synagogue on this site that later became the Beth Israel Congregation. Emanuel Rosenfelder served as the first rabbi. After a fire in 1896, the . . . 
1914 1919 In Memory of Dorking Men Who Fell in the Great War Alderman T.P. · Ansell J. · Arthur E.J. · Barker H.A. · Barker H. · Barker H.C. · Batson A.W. · Baxter F.H. · Baxter P.J. · Bell T. · Biggs R.H. · Bishop G.L. · . . . 
Erected 1826. Razed 1880. Where August 5, 1863 to March 18, 1864, were incarcerated 118 officers of General John H. Morgan's cavalry, C.S.A. the only Confederate prisoners of war held in Pittsburgh who had surrendered near . . . 
The Loyalist Out of the conflict of the American Revolution a group of colonists remained loyal to the British Crown. Experiencing loss and persecution they sought refuge and a new homeland in Canada. The refugees numbered . . . 
St. Paul's A.M.E. Zion Church, erected in 1917, is the third church to be used by Gettysburg's oldest African American congregation—founded ca. 1838 in a small frame building on nearby Franklin Street. Members of this . . . 
On this site from July 22 to November 20, 1863, was constructed the largest hospital in the Western Hemisphere named after Major Jonathan Letterman, MD, USMS of the Army of the Potomac, caring for 21,000 Union and . . . 
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, New Oxford, PA. Chartered May 11, 1895 in honor of Theodore Pfeiffer, Regimental Bugler, 202nd Pennsylvania Volunteers, died of wounds received at White Plains, VA. in hospital at . . . 
After the first day of the battle, Rebel soldiers occupied most of Gettysburg, including the Rupp tannery and the home's backyard. Union sharpshooters fired at the enemy from the front porch. John Rupp and his family were . . . 
This house (#219) belonged to John Hopkins, an African American citizen, from 1851 until his death at age 62 in 1868. His wife Julia continued to live here until she passed away in 1891. John Hopkins enjoyed a distinguished . . . 
I was living with my elderly parents at the time of the battle. On July 1 we went to our rear balcony to watch as skirmishing began west of town. When we heard please for water, we carried water to the front door and poured . . . 
