Living in a Geologic Moment
Minneapolis Arena
When built in 1924, the 5500 seat Minneapolis Arena was a spectacle of its era, home to the Ice Follies, Minneapolis Millers hockey teams, and roller skating. It was demolished in 1966 to make way...
Carolyn and Ralph Nobles
Dedicated to Carolyn and Ralph Nobles and the friends of Redwood City with deep gratitude for igniting the spark that saved these Baylands for future generations. A thing is right when it tends to...
First Unitarian Church of Berkeley
Sharp & Gregory's Old Black Walnut Tree Used For Hanging
Lombardi's Pizza
This site has been declared a National Historic and Legendary Pizzeria By PMQ Magazine and the New York Pizza Show and has been inducted as a member of The Pizza Hall of Fame LOMBARDI'S PIZZA...
Gillespie's Store (Back)
Site of first business building of record. 1855
Gillespie's Store
Built 1864
In Loving Memory Of Calvin Clell Binion
Triangle Building
Dr. Jose P. Rizal
First Responder Plaza
Thomas L. Nelson, Ed. D.
Ohlone Native Peoples
Woodbridge Metcale Grove
Red Lion Inn - Brooklyn
Red Lion Inn Near here stood the Red Lion Inn, marking the junction of three country roads: Martense Lane what followed what is now the southern edge of The Green-Wood Cemetery; the Narrows Road,...
- new york
- brooklyn
- green-wood cemetery
- red lion inn
- american revolution
- battle of brooklyn
- 1776
The Jerry & Maria McAuley Center of The Bowery Mission
The JERRY & MARIA MCAULEY CENTER of The Bowery Mission Jerry & Maria McAuley each experienced a radical transformation from a life of crime to a life of faith. Together, they founded the...
- new york
- manhattan
- bowery
- jerry mcauley
- maria mcauley
- bowery mission
- 1872
The Eternal Flame - St. Martinville
Honors all persons exiled from Nova Scotia in 1755. It reflects the burning faith of their 'Sacred attachment to the homeland and to their religion'. Dedicated 10 December 1995 Endorsed by The...
- louisiana
- acadian history
- cajun