Rachel Revere Park
From the Flickr group Historical Markers, photo by Jason Riedy, full page.License is Attribution License
John Newberry's Marker
From the Flickr group Historical Markers, photo by Gerry Dincher, full page.License is Attribution- ShareAlike License
Plaque
From the Flickr group Historical Markers, photo by chrisinplymouth, full page.License is Attribution- NonCommercial-ShareAlike License
Lewisburg Cross-Cut Canal historic marker
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Elwell Ferry
From the Flickr group Historical Markers, photo by Lesley Looper, full page.License is Attribution- NonCommercial License
Old Dearborn Bank Building
From the Flickr group Historical Markers, photo by Crawford Brian, full page.License is Attribution- NonCommercial-ShareAlike License
Jersey Settlers
Erected, 1968, by Descendants of the New Jersey Settlers Organization (formed 1940) in memory of settlers of 1772 & their descendants who rest in Caleb King & Daniel Farrar Cemetery, Kingston Plantation.
- missisippi
Metairie Ridge School
On this site in April 1909, the first public school in Metairie opened and Metairie Ridge School. Land donated by Alfred E. Bonnabel who is often referred to as "The Father of Education"...
- louisiana
- education
Peck Village
Peck Village is a village and mound site where Indians lived between 100 BC and AD 1200. Archaeologist James A. Ford excavated here in 1933. He used a method called seriation to study the changes...
- louisiana
- native american
Peck Mounds
The Peck Mounds site has 5 mounds built along the bluff above Lake Louie. Only 4 mounds are visible today. The largest is platform shaped and measures 18 feet tall and 165 by 180 feet at the base....
- louisiana
- native american
Harrisonburg Mounds
Two Indian mounds make up the Harrisonburg Mounds site. The well-preserved conical mound that can be seen from here was built around AD 200. It is 10 feet high and 115 feet in diameter. The...
- louisiana
- native american
Lamarque Landing Mound
Lamarque Landing is a conical mound that is 6½ feet tall and 115 feet in diameter. Indians built the mound about AD 1000. Excavations at the site revealed that the mound was built in 3 separate episodes.
- louisiana
- native american
Cypress Grove Mound
Cypress Grove is one of the best-preserved conical mounds in northeast Louisiana. This 10-foot-tall mound is 115 feet in diameter at the base. It was built in a single episode around AD 750. The...
- louisiana
- native american
Jersey Settlers
Erected, 1968, by Descendants of the New Jersey Settlers Organization (formed 1940) in memory of settlers of 1772, including Captain Amos Ogden. The Swayzes, Thorns & others now rest in...
- mississippi
Kingston
S.E. 1 mile is site of Old Jersey Settlement now known as Kingston. Here settlers from New Jersey organized first Protestant church in Mississippi with Samuel Swayze as pastor.
- mississippi
The Battle of Irish Bend
Part of the Union advance through La. was known as the Teche Campaign. Union troops of the 4th Division XIX Army Corps tried to halt supplies for Confederate troops coming from Texas. On this...
- louisiana
- civil war
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON (1856-1915)
From the Flickr group Historical Markers, photo by Jason Riedy, full page.License is Attribution License
Radford
From the Flickr group Historical Markers, photo by chrisinplymouth, full page.License is Attribution- NonCommercial-ShareAlike License
NC historical marker Cape Fear Baptist Church
From the Flickr group Historical Markers, photo by Gerry Dincher, full page.License is Attribution- ShareAlike License
Sculpture
