N’OUBLIONS JAMAIS 1914-1918 Commune de Mouland
N’OUBLIONS JAMAIS1914-1918 Commune de Mouland En Août 1914 les allemands ont assassine 4 personnes et brulé 72 maisons. Ont été fusillés Pousset Michel Puts André Timmers Henri Timmers...
- wwi
- belgium
- germany
- memorial
- belgium
Eames House
Submitted by Mike Appleton.
- eames
- los angeles
- architecture
- california
Sometime Clothier
THESE TWO BUTTRESSES WERE REPAIRED AT THE CHARGE OF FRANCIS ALLIN SOMETIME CLOTHIER OFTHIS CITY A.D. 1616 Submitted by @invertiert.
- england
- bath
- allin
- clothier
- sometime clothier
- of this city
Somerville Powder House
This old mill built by John Mallet on a site purchased in 1703-4, was deeded in 1747 to the 'Province of the Massachusetts Bay in New England' and for many years was used as a public powder house....
- somerville
- massachusetts
- revolutionary war
- 1774
- windmill
Portola Crespi Expedition Cross
On December 10, 1769, the Portola Crespi Expedition from Mexico erected a cross on this hill to signal its long-overdue supply ship, San Jose. A message at the cross stated that they...
- stone
- white
British Soldiers Graves
A sharp fight occurred here between the Patriots and the British April 19, 1775. This marks British Soldiers graves. Erected 1890. @jeffreydmyers
- somerville
- massachusetts
- revolutionary war
- british
- grave
- 1775
Clark Gable in Astoria, OR
The plaque reads: Clark Gable, 1901-1960. Began his acting career in the summer of 1922 at the Astoria Theatre. Located on this site, the building was destroyed by fire in December, 1922.
- celebrity
- actor
- theatre
- destroyed by fire
Fred H Tibbetts
Here lie the ashes of Fred H Tibbetts 1882 1938 The engineer whose plan of underground water storage conserves the waters for Santa Clara Valley
- santa clara valley
- california
- tibbetts
- underground
- water
- water storage
- conservation
- morgan hill
Patterson & Western Railroad
Patterson & Western RailroadThe narrow gauge railroad winding some 25 miles from Patterson through Del Puerto Canyon operated from Sept. 20, 1916 to Aug. 14, 1920. During World War I, the railroad...
- stone
- black
Grave of Francis Bellamy
The Grave of Francis Bellamy in Rome, New York. Bellamy was a minister whom penned the Pledge of Allegiance to support a 1890s campaign to place an American flag in every classroom. "I...
- pledge bellamy rome
- ny reno
Morro Rock
MORRO ROCK An important mariner's navigational landfall for over 300 years. Chronicled in the diaries of Portola, Fr. Crespi and Costanso in 1769 when camped near this area on their trek to find...
- morro rock
- monterey
- san luis obispo
- california
- gibraltar
Peoria Train Depot
Peoria train depot The Peoria train depot was constructed in 1895 at a cost of $1,455 by the Santa Fe Prescott Phoenix Railway company.
- train
- railroad
- peroria
- 10 sacks of flour
- arizona
Wazir Khan mosque pulpit
This is carved into the pulpit at the Wazir Khan mosque in Lahore, Pakistan (so I guess technically it is not a separate plaque...). This mosque was completed in 1635 under the supervision of...
- lahore
- pakistan
- pulpit
- mosque
- wood
Monterey Custom House
TRANSCRIPTION:Monterey Custom HouseIt was over this building that the American flag was raised by commodore John Drake Sloat, July 7, 1846. Signalizing the passing of California from...
- monterey
- california
- mexico
- sloat
- custom
- custom house
PCR Park
PCR PARK This plaque commemorates the pioneering scientists on this campus who have made discovers and advances that are essential to many areas of life science research, forensics, and...
- emeryville
- california
- bat area
- pcr
- novartis
- science
World's First Astrochimp HAM
I first saw this plaque at the Space History Museum in Alamogordo, New Mexico, the plaque is located by the flag poles in front of the museum and is also where HAM is buried. WORLD'S...
- new mexico
- museum of sp...
- alamogordo
- chimpanzee
- nasa
- astrochimp
Berkeley Hysterical Plaque Project
935 HEARST AVENUE No pivotal battles that changed the course of history were fought here. Nary a famous person was ever born or raised, lived, slept, dined, or even gave a glancing look at...
- berkeley
- california
- bay area
- hearst
- isn't even t...
The National Weather Center Building
Submitted by @deahence .
- national
- weather
- center
- norman
- oklahoma
Boston Molasses Flood
Boston Molasses Flood On January 15, 1919, a molasses tank at 529 Commercial Street exploded under pres-sure, killing 21 people. A 40-foot wave of molasses bucked the elevated...
- boston
- flood
- molasses
- 40 foot wave
Eagle Hotel
Submitted by @InternistEVV .
- civil war
- sigel
- breakfast
- battery
- bentonville
- sugar creek
- van dorn