ROOM OF UNCERTAIN FUNCTION, BUT WHICH MAY HAVE BEEN THE WARMING HOUSE. A COMMON-ROOM WHERE THE ONLY SOCIAL FIREPLACE WAS ALLOWED. Submitted by @Lucinda_Dixon
"The Hamilton-Burr Duel July 11, 1804 The most famous duel in American history took place on this date at the dueling grounds in Weehawken, between political rivals, General Alexander Hamilton...
This plaque forms part of a stone sculpture in the Halls Gap Botanic Gardens. Plaque reads: THIS PLAQUE ACKNOWLEDGES THE DEDICATED WORK OF THE COMMUNITY MEMBERS SINCE 1937 IN HOLDING THE...
This plaque is in the Halls Gap Botanic Gardens laid in a large rock. Plaque reads: In Memory Of Thomas and Helen Cumming Caretakers of the Stawell Water Supply at the Borough Huts from 1900...
Grampians sandstone was used in the construction of some notable Victorian public buildings. This plaque sits in the wall of the Halls Gap hall and was placed there on the centenary of...
This plaque has been placed on the back of a park bench, on a walking track just outside Halls Gap. You can only get to it by walking there! Plaque reads: Grampians Walking Tracks Support...
This grave and the plaque are behind the Halls Gap Caravan Park. It is the only grave in the area and although old, is maintained by locals. The Plaque reads: A short life.... The Folkes...
KAHAL KADOSH BETH ELOHIM (HOLY CONGREGATION HOUSE OF GOD)FOUNDED 1750 THE CRADLE OF REFORM JUDAISM IN THE UNITED STATES, 1824 JEWS WHO SETTLED IN CHARLESTON AS EARLY AS 1695 WORSHIPED INFORMALLY...
Burial Site In 1813 A number of soldiers were buried near here who died of wounds and disease suffered during General Hampton's campaign Chateaugay Historical Society Submitted by Alan Reno