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The Brewmaster's Castle
District of Columbia, WashingtonA Washington, D.C. Landmark on the National Register of Historic Places Built by Christian Heurich (1842-1945), the world's oldest brewer, patriarch of the Washington...
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Niles - A Transportation Center
Michigan, Berrien County, Niles The St. Joseph River and the Sauk Trail (now U.S. 12) were major transportation routes for Indians, French voyagers, missionaries, military and early settlers through...
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Ebenezer House
New York, Erie County, West SenecaBuilt circa 1850 by The Community of True Inspiration, a German speaking religious sect. Became museum in 1956. (Notable Buildings) Includes location, directions, 2...
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Niles Veterans Memorial
Michigan, Berrien County, Niles (South Face of Memorial) You a veteran of this Old town or pilgrim From far away looking For some tranquility... Here you may become Silent in honor of those Who have...
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Molly Maguire Executions
Pennsylvania, Schuylkill County, PottsvilleOn June 21, 1877, six "Molly Maguires," an alleged secret society of Irish mine-workers, were hanged here. Pinkerton detective James McParlan’s testimony led...
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Korean War Memorial
Wisconsin, Kenosha County, Kenosha "The Forgotten War" This memorial is dedicated to all U.S. military veterans that served in the fight for freedom against the Communist forces on the Korean...
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The Speech
Austria, Tyrol, InnsbruckAnrede, die Andrä Hofer am 15. August 1809 vom Gasthof z.goldenen Adler in Innsbruck an eine grosse Menge Landesverteidiger u.viele Stadtbewohner nachstehenden Inhalts gehalten...
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Woodmore Hotel
Tennessee, Macon County, LafayetteThese large limestone slabs were the steps to the Woodmore Hotel, located on the west site of the square. Moses and Bettie Woodmore owned and operated the hotel in the...
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Missouri, Barry County, near HilltopThis valleys bountiful resources, particularly its abundant water, attracted settlers beginning in the 1820s. The constant rapid flowing of spring-fed Roaring River...
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Epperson Springs
Tennessee, Macon County, WestmorelandThe Epperson Springs Hotel, built by local businessmen so that residents and visitors could enjoy bathing and soaking in a mineral springs, stood here. Most of the...
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Zollicoffer's Headquarters
Tennessee, Sumner County, PortlandOne-half mile southeast of here, near Maple Hill Cemetery, stood the home of Thomas Buntin, founder of Richland Station and a Confederated sympathizer. In the spring...
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Father Claude Jean Allouez S. J.
Michigan, Berrien County, Niles To the memory of Father Claude Jean Allouez S. J. Whose intrepid courage won the admiration of the Indians and whose apostolic zeal earned for him the title of the...
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Arizona Confederate Veterans Memorial
Arizona, Cochise County, Sierra VistaIn Memoriam Arizona's Confederate Veterans Who sacrificed all in the struggle for independence & the constitutional right of self-government Confederate Secret...
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Innsbruck's First School
Austria, Tyrol, Innsbruck Dieses von innen her an die mittelalterliche Stadtmauer gebaute Wohnhaus diente vermutlich schon im 14. Jh., nachweisbar aber von 1469 bis 1768 als Innsbrucks erstes...
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Pottsville Maroons
Pennsylvania, Schuylkill County, PottsvilleThe legendary team played as a member of the National Football League here, 1925-28. In 1925 the Maroons compiled a record widely viewed as the league's best....
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Dedicated to All Men and Women
Maryland, Baltimore County, Sparrows PointDedicated to all men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country during all wars and conflicts. (Military) Includes location, directions, 2...
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Time of Horror
Maryland, Prince George's County, GreenbeltSounds of battle could be heard here from Bladensburg, six miles away, on August 24, 1814. Victorious British troops then moved into Washington, D.C. The sky...
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Veterans Memorial Fountain
Wisconsin, Kenosha County, Kenosha Kenoshans have fought and died in seven wars, leaving a legacy of courage and devotion, and a selfless contribution to our survival as a free nation. This boulder is...
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Operations Desert Shield / Storm Memorial
Wisconsin, Kenosha County, Kenosha In tribute to those who served in Operations Desert Shield / Storm Dedicated by D. I. M. E. S. Duties in the Middle East Support Coat of Arms Post 2751 Veterans of...
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Greenbelt: A Bold Experiment
Maryland, Prince George's County, GreenbeltThe City of Greenbelt was conceived, built, and for a long time owned by the Federal government. Greenbelt was one of three “green cities” built during the...
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