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Has been listed in the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of the Interior. May 7, 2019
(Industry & Commerce) Includes location, directions, 1 photo, GPS coordinates, map.
Has been listed in the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of the Interior. May 7, 2019(Industry & Commerce) Includes location, directions, 1 photo, GPS coordinates, map.
Welcome to #5 Radar Unit. RCAF Queensport / Cole Harbour. Bienvenue à Ja Sieme unité de radar deP'ARC, située à Queensport / Cole Harbour. This base, along with ten others situated along the rocky shores of Nova Scotia, Was . . . 
About a mile west of here is the northernmost point of Lake Michigan. This geographical location is of historical importance because the act of Congress which created the territory of Michigan in 1805 used it to mark the . . . 
In February 1937, Hill residents learned that their village, near the Pemigewasset River, was to become a flood control reservoir for the Franklin Falls dam project. By January of 1940, the citizens of Hill formed an . . . 
For 10 years, Boyle and Olive was the center of St. Louis' entertainment universe. The Square gained its national reputation as a magnet for the beat and the hip. Later, it became home to legendary and local performers in . . . 
Masiero – Winship Post 1811 To Honor Those Veterans Who Defended God and Country Dedicated to the Men and Women of Wingdale Who Served in the Armed Forces of Our Country Chartered July 30 1953 Erected May 30 1991 To Honor . . . 
Nine Partners School On this site, 1796-1863, Influential in Education Famous for its teachers And pupils State Education Department 1935
Meeting House Built in 1780 by the Nine Partners Meeting of the Society of Friends State Education Department 1955
Jacob Willetts Deborah Willetts Widely Known Educators Lived here in early 19th Century State Education Department 1935
Side1 The Reconstruction Finance Corporation. (RFC) granted a $410,000 relief loan to South Dakota in 1932, the third year of the Great Depression, Garretson became one of five towns in the county allotted funds. Its City . . . 
Side 1 Between about 1913 and 1920, adventurous children and adults could enjoy exciting rides on a giant plank-and-timber, tin-lined slide which began near this marker. The slide was the creation of Edwin A. Sherman, a . . . 
English Text: The inhabitants of the kingdom of Geshur were Aramaens and the high places and ritual objects reflect their religion. On the sacrificial high place were found fragments of basins, horned altars, and an . . . 
A 7000 acre forest preserve created by the Luther family. 10,000,000 trees planted between 1898 and 1937.
In grateful memory of the men who gave their lives in two World Wars 1939-1945 E.J. Cameron D.C. MacDonald T. J. MacDonald R. N. MacInnes H. J. MacLennan C. MacLennan E. MacLennan N. MacLennan J. A. MacNeil 1914-1918 M. . . . 
Built in 1896, St. Francis of Assisi Church burned to the ground April 12, 1957, Friday before Holy Week. Fire broke out at 10:20 p.m., and the Rectory was also destroyed. Father Luke Hally kept the broken bell until he . . . 
Commercial coal mining began in Port Morien in 1720 after a mine had been opened to supply The Fortress at Louisbourg. This was the first commercial coal mine in North America. After the English victory at Louisbourg in . . . 
302 Jackson. Ca. 1827-1840, Greek Revival. Henry Clay often visited in Port Gibson and stayed in this house as guest of his friend, Judge James H. Maury. Descendents(sp) of Judge Maury still live here (1979).
Memorial to all those who have served
212-14 Carrol. Ca. 1840 Greek Revival. One of the finest commercial/residential buildings from this era in Mississippi today. The center doorway opens to a stairhall which leads to the residence area upstairs.
Upon this site in the year 1890 the Colley Union Church was erected. The Colley Union Church was founded on lands reserved for this purpose by the Annie Potter family, and it was officially deeded as a church property on . . . 
