near East Berlin, Pennsylvania.
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Built in 1849 stands third building of these congregations. Organized in 1747.
(Churches & Religion • Colonial Era) Includes location, directions, 2 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
Built in 1849 stands third building of these congregations. Organized in 1747.(Churches & Religion • Colonial Era) Includes location, directions, 2 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
In honor of our living heroes and in memory of these illustrious dead who served in the Korean War 1950 - 1953 [Names listed]
In honor of our living heroes and in memory of these illustrious dead who served in the Vietnam War 1964 - 1975 [Names listed]
In honor of our living heroes and in memory of these illustrious dead who served in the Second World War 1941 — 1945 [Names listed]
A man of strong intellect and sturdy independence of character with a sincere interest in the welfare of the colonists he was chosen a colonial justice and also served as Chairman of the Committee on Safety for York County . . . 
Conewago historian Postmaster, writer, printer, bookbinder, storekeeper (store located 50 yards from this site), 7 children, wrote 14 books and 85 periodicals Most persistent gatherer of Catholic historical matter in the . . . 
To the Glory of God, St. John Neumann, then Bishop of Philadelphia, laid the original cornerstone of St. Joseph's Church on July 31, 1859. The church was completed the following year through the work of Rev. Basil A. Shorb, . . . 
Dedicated to the men and women of the Bonneauville Area who served in the wars of this country
The Barlow Fire Company, founded in 1931, their mission being to save lives and property, constructed on this site in 1939 a Fire Hall that also served as a Community Center. General Dwight D. Eisenhower, having served eight . . . 
Rattlesnake Creek enters the Clark Fork River across from this point, completing the journey from its headwaters high in the Rattlesnake National Wilderness Area. Missoula’s first building was a two-room log cabin . . . 
This property has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of the Interior 
To commemorate the seventy fifth birthday of Jane Addams September 6, 1935 Founder of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom 1860-1935
Built by Abraham Glen where King's Highway left Mohawk River
of the patriotism of our brothers who went forth at the call of their country to serve in the time of war and in memory of those who died that liberty might live.
La naissance de New Carlisle La fin du 18e siècle marqua un grand tournant pour la Gaspésie et ses alentours. À partir de 1778, peu après la déclaration de l'Indépendance des États-Unis (4 juillet 1776), de nombreux . . . 
(left panel) The Pony Express route was used for a little more than 19 months from April 3, 1860 to November 20, 1861. Those known and verified riders of the 1860-1861 Pony Express that used “Overland City” (first Julesburg) . . . 
Once, the Garnet Mountains echoed with the blasts of dynamite, the clatter of hooves on steep, narrow roads, and the shouts of men out to find fortune. Once, miners swapped stories in the saloons of Beartown, Top O'Deep and . . . 
Foresters at Lubrecht Experimental Forest study tree harvest and growth in a landscape shaped by logging. The first large-scale logging in Montana occurred on the Blackfoot River corridor in 1885. From 1885-1900, loggers . . . 
The origin of the name of Bandera Pass and its namesake city and county dates back to conflicts between the Spanish Army and native Lipan Apaches in the early 18th century. The history of the townsite began in the early . . . 
Bandera's First Bank. On Texas Republic land grant. Hand-cut native rock. Built about 1860. A school, home, shop. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1965
