Salem, Connecticut.
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Revolutionary War Bicentennial Erected April 26, 1975 Honoring the Men of New Salem Parish Who Fought for Our Nations Independence Isaiah Armstrong · Capt. Stephen Billings · John Deathick? · Capt. Daniel Dodge? · Cpl. . . .
(War, US Revolutionary) Includes complete text, location, directions, 1 photo, GPS coordinates, map.
Revolutionary War Bicentennial Erected April 26, 1975 Honoring the Men of New Salem Parish Who Fought for Our Nations Independence Isaiah Armstrong · Capt. Stephen Billings · John Deathick? · Capt. Daniel Dodge? · Cpl. . . . (War, US Revolutionary) Includes complete text, location, directions, 1 photo, GPS coordinates, map.
Salem This area, called Paugwonk by Indians living near Fairy Lake, was settled about 1700. It was named New Salem Parish by the landowner Colonel Samuel Browne from Salem, Massachusetts, in 1725. Sections of Colchester, . . . 
1941 1945 In Honor of the Citizens of Salem Who Served Their Country in World War II James H. Beebe, Jr. · Alfred M. Bingham · Charles V. Brown · Hugh Chappell · Frederick Cherrick · Edwin R. Coffey · Victor Connell · . . . 
In Memory Of The Six Million Jews Who Perished In The Holocaust 1933 — 1945 These Do I Remember And My Soul Is Grieved
Site of first United States Transatlantic Wireless Telegraph Station Built in 1901-1902 Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of America Predecessor of RCA Transmitted January 19, 1903 The First U.S. Transatlantic Wireless . . . 
Anchors and their retrieval Functions of an anchor gain a hold on the bottom provide sufficient power to keep the boat from dragging away maintain its hold in changing wind conditions The anchor in this park consists . . . 
Godfrey Nims Ancestor of All of the Name of Nims Settled in Deerfield 1674 Fought under Capt. Turner 1676 Bought this Home Lot 1692 His House Burned, His Wife and Seven Children Captured or Killed by Indians in 1704. This . . . 
Benjamin Barrett -Carpenter - Born 1653 – Died 1690 Soldier with Captain Turner 1676 Settled on Plum Tree Plain Deerfield 1684 Owner of this home Lot No. 27 when he died 1690 This memorial is erected by his lineal . . . 
Memorial Hall Built in 1798 Occupied as Deerfield Academy Until 1798 Dedicated in 1880 to the Preservation of the Record of Early Days in New England by the Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association This Tablet is Erected on the . . . 
Mackinaw residents have long rendered services to passing ships. One of the most interesting was The Marine & Weather Reporting Service, established in 1877 by Forest J. Stimpson. Stimpson made daily reports on weather . . . 
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Uten-Ink, site of the Old Town of Muncee Clan of Delaware Indians. Tecumseh and the Prophet lived here in 1805.
This boulder marks the traditional site of Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk the White River Town of the Muncee Clan of Delaware Indians. It is also a memorial to Joshua, a Christian Indian, who was burned by the tribe, March 1806, a . . . 
(English:) Modern square in the centre of the old Call. The Call was the quarter inhabited by the Jewish community in medieval Barcelona. The word Call means narrow street. The community was called Aljama and was capable . . . 
In memory of Lucy N. Fletcher and Teresa M. Murphy who gave their lives serving in the U.S. Army Nurse Corps 1918
Hier stand bis 1977 der wegen seines dreizackigen Giebels und seiner Imposanz so genannte Königsbau. Er beheimatete von 1863 bis 1899 die Eierteigwarenfabrik von Johann Jakob Schüle. Der gebäudeprägende Dachstuhl fiel am 31. . . . 
One of the oldest organized settlements in Delaware County, Smithfield was platted by David Stout and William Duncan March 12, 1830. Its position on White River was considered advantageous as a trading point, and it thrived . . . 
The first school house in Delaware County was erected in a trackless forest one half mile west of this site. “Indian Jim,” the last of the Delaware tribe remaining in this county, a highly respected resident hewed the black . . . 
In diesem Haus, dem ehemaligen Gasthof "Bayerischer Hof", wurde am 23. Januar 1865 der Katholische Gesellenverein, die heutige Kolpingsfamilie Forchheim, gegründet. - (English translation:) On January 23, 1865, in this . . . 
