West Side Grounds
Home Field of the Chicago National League Ball Club Submitted by @Ajauseon.
- out of left field
- out in left field
- cubs
- weeghman park
- wrigley field
- way out in l...
Marquand Family Woodland
Marquand Family Woodland, Brooklyn Botanic Garden
- brooklyn
- brooklyn bot...
- garden
- woodland
Fort Tryon Park Playground
THE SITE FOR THIS PLAYGROUND ADDITION TO FORT TRYON PARK WAS PRESENTED TO THE CITY OF NEW YORK BY JOHN D ROCKEFELLER JR 1941Submitted by @lampbane
- new york
- manhattan
- park
- fort tryon
- fort tryon park
- playground
David Rockefeller Linden Terrace
FORT TRYON PARK IN RECOGNITION OF THE GENEROVS SVPPORT DAVID ROCKEFELLER HAS GIVEN TO THE FORT TRYON PARK TRVST ON THE OCCASION OF THE PARK'S 75 ANNIVERSARY THIS SITE IS HEREBY DEDICATED AS...
- new york
- manhattan
- fort tryon
- fort tryon park
- david rockefeller
- 2010
Fort Tryon Park
FORT TRYON PARK THIS HISTORIC AREA AND ITS SVRROVNDINGS WERE DEVELOPED AND PRESENTED TO THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK IN 1935 BY JOHN D ROCKEFELLER JR THE ADJACENT HILLTOP AN OVTPOST OF FORT...
- new york
- manhattan
- fort tryon
- fort tryon park
- park
Epictetus
From this instant on, vow to stop disappointing yourself. Separate yourself from the mob. Decide to be extraordinary and do what you need to do- now. Epictetus, Roman Stoic "The Discourses",...
Trinity College Medical School
Trinity College Medical School in Cabbagetown. A school for 30 years, the building was a mattress factory for decades & later adapted to townhouses in the late 1970s. Submitted by @heritagetoronto.
Alex Maclean Howard House, The Second Mile Club
Submitted by @heritagetoronto.
Freret's Folly / Plessy
First Library Building, Livermore
FIRST LIBRARY BUILDING BUILT 1878 LIVERMORE'S FIRST FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY OCCUPIED THIS BUILDING FROM 1878 UNTIL 1911 WHEN THE CARNEGIE LIBRARY WAS BUILT. COMMEMORATED BY CITY OF LIVERMORE...
Taddle Creek History
Prior to colonization, Toronto was teeming with waterways that flowed through marshes & forests. Small rivers like Taddle Creek played a vital role in the lives of Indigenous peoples as...
Big Horn Basin
Big Horn Basin in northwest Wyoming is bound on the west by the Beartooth and Absaroka Mountains, on the south are the Wind River and Owl Creek ranges, on the north the Pryor Mountains and on the...
- wyoming
- big horn mountains
- u.s. 14a
- big horn basin
To the Officers and Soldiers Killed
The granite memorial text (1881): To the officers and soldiers killed or who died of wounds received in action in the territory of Montana while clearing the District of the Yellowstone of Hostile...
- custer natio...
- little big h...
- nez perce
- montana
- native americans
- indian wars
HOWARD HUGHES FLYING BOAT "THE SPRUCE GOOSE"
HISTORICAL MECHANICALENGINEERING LANDMARK HUGHES FLYING BOAT ("THE SPRUCE GOOSE")CONSTRUCTED: 1943-1946 ASSEMBLED: 1946-1947 DESIGNED AND BUILT BY HUGHES AIRCRAFT CO., THIS IS THE...
- military
- airplanes
- aviation
- oregon
42nd Street Station/8th Avenue Line
MTA New York City Transit 42nd Street Station/8th Avenue Line Opened 1932 Rehabilitated 2003 George E. Pataki Governor, State of New York Peter S. Katikow Chairman, MTA Lawrence G....
- new york
- manhattan
- mta
- subway
- transit
- 1932
- 2003
Ysabel Rita Bertolucci 1949 - 2012
Ysabel Rita Bertolucci, 1949 - 2012 Librarian, colleague, and friend, Ysabel Bertolucci served Kaiser Permanente and the wider medical care community for more than thirty years. The...
Church of Santa Cruz
Photo by Fmgverzon - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, https ://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=3317280 3
Ronald D. Nelson
Chief Crazy Horse
The text: Chief Crazy Horse Oglala War-Chief of the Sioux Nation Killed Near This Spot September 5, 1877 A great chief of heroic character. He fought to the last to hold his native land for...
- fort robinson
- nebraska
- crazy horse
- indian wars
Yankton Sioux Treaty of 1858
A 1907 Yankton Sioux monument commemorating the tribe's 1858 treaty by which it surrendered 11 million acres in southeastern South Dakota to the federal government for $1.6 million — about...
- yankton sioux
- south dakota
- charles mix county
- treaty of 1858
- native americans