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“Plaza de la Revolución Constitucionalista Dominicana” 24 de abril de 1965 En honor a los héroes Coronel Rafael Tomás Fernández Domínguez · Coronel Francisco Alberto Caamaño · Coronel Juan Maria Lora Fernández Embajada de la . . .
(Patriots & Patriotism • Politics • Wars, Non-US) Includes complete text, location, directions, 5 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
“Plaza de la Revolución Constitucionalista Dominicana” 24 de abril de 1965 En honor a los héroes Coronel Rafael Tomás Fernández Domínguez · Coronel Francisco Alberto Caamaño · Coronel Juan Maria Lora Fernández Embajada de la . . . (Patriots & Patriotism • Politics • Wars, Non-US) Includes complete text, location, directions, 5 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
XXXIX Conmemoración · Heroes del 30 de Julio 1975 Seguimos su ejemplo de lucha Tarde del 30 de julio 1975 Miles de estudiantes universitarias y de secundaria marchan en protesta por la intervención militar al Centro . . . 
The Jaguar Altar Escultura de altar de forma rectangular, presenta en su cara principal figuras zoomorfas esculpidas en alto y bajo relieve de posiblemente un Jaguar y en sus costados se encuentran diseños geométricos no muy . . . 
In 1834 Dr. Silas Hamilton, physician and humanitarian, bequeathed $4,000 for construction and operation of a building for educational and religious purposes. A stone schoolhouse was opened in 1836, and the tuition-free . . . 
In 1673 Father (Pere) Jacques Marquette, missionary priest, and Louis Jolliet, fur trader, left Canada to explore the Mississippi River. They returned by the Illinois River, passing near this area. Their travels covered four months and 2500 miles.
Over the years, about 165,000 individuals were employed in at least 50 Illinois Civilian Conservation Corps camps in Illinois. Many of these worked on projects in Illinois' state parks. One of the most successful programs to . . . 
A confederation of many Indian tribes living along the Mississippi and Illinois rivers. "Illiniwek" means "The Men". During French occupation of this area it was shortened to "Illini", and the French ending "ois" was added, . . . 
Français: Gare de St-Éleuthère Pour la construction de la voie ferrée, un camp d'ouvriers, pour ta plupart des Italiens et des Polonais, avait été installé à St-Éleuthère, de l'autre côté de ta rivière Boucannée. Deux . . . 
In appearance, the Piasa Bird was a combination of bird, animal, reptile and fish. It preyed on local Indian tribes until it was killed by Illini Chieftan Owatoga, whose village was near Elsah. The original Bluff Picture was . . . 
Verbeck Gravesite Located on the campus of the Manlius School. Final resting place for William and Guido Verbeck & wives. Headmasters 1888-1940.
The Great Southern and Western Railway operated a branch line of 39.5 mls. from Farranfore to Valentia Harbour for 67 yrs. The first section of the line, 12.5 mls. opened 15th Jan. 1885. The remaining 27mls. started in 1890; . . . 
An outspoken abolitionist, Lovejoy was owner and publisher of the Alton "Observer". His anti-slavery writings aroused dangerous animosity in the area. Three times his presses were destroyed by mobs, and replaced by the . . . 
First Steamboat Built by Wm. Avery 1 mile south of Oran. Launched in Limestone Creek near Buellville, 1823. Later first steamboat used on Erie Canal.
When work on the Erie Canal began in 1817, little was known about canal engineering, and construction depended on the ingenuity of many persons. Canvass White (1796-1834), a surveyor, greatly facilitated canal construction . . . 
Deep Spring Te-ungh-sat-a-yagh 450 ft. north on Iroquois Trail. First road made 1790 by Gen. James Wadsworth. County line and survey mark.
For more than a century, the students of St. Albans made this building a center of scholarship, sports and citizenship. Constructed in 1860 in the Renaissance Revival style, the building replaced two schools-the first built . . . 
Late Captain Kerry Militia Drowned in Castlemaine Bay 20th June 1867 when gallantly attempting to save the life of a fellow creature Erected by his brother officers of the Kerry Militia in testimony of the affectionate . . . 
Given by American Colleges and Schools uniting with Graduates of Yale to honor Walter Camp and the traditions of American College Sport which he exemplified ( left panel, south side ) New England States Dartmouth College . . . 
The land on which Coventry Township is situated was ceded in 1785 to the United States by the Delaware, Chippewa, Ottawa, and Wyandot tribes under the Treaty of Fort McIntosh. The area was a choice location for Native . . . 
Montana's largest and most impressive military post was established in 1879 in the aftermath of the defeat of Colonel Custer and the Seventh Cavalry by the Sioux (Lakota) Nation at the Battle of the Little Bighorn River and . . . 
