First Congregational Church in Amherst In 1739, the Puritan-dominated Massachusetts Bay Colony authorized establishment of a First Church for the East District of Hadley. In 1759 the district...
THE JONES LIBRARY AMHERST, MASSACHUSETTS "To the Jones Library my first serious collector and longtime friend under Charles Green. Robert Frost Submitted by @CitizenWald
McDonald's Presented to Michael James Delligatti in Recognition of 20 years of Outstanding Leadership, Achievement, and Innovation 1957 - 1977 by the Men and Women of McDonald's of Pittsburgh
Plaque as cautionary tale: the loss of the John Hancock House in Boston helped galvanize the #preservation movement Submitted by @CitizenWald
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RESCUE OF JOSHUA GLOVER Joshua Glover was a runaway slave who sought freedom in Racine in 1852. In 1854, his Missouri owner used the Fugitive Slave Act to apprehend him. This 1850 law permitted...
DR JOHN ASH 1723 - 1798 who resided here for a time, founded the General Hospital in 1768. [Location approximate] Submitted by @caddickbrown.
[Location approximate] Submitted by @caddickbrown
Trafalgar Bi-Centenary 2005 ADMIRAL LORD NELSON 1758 - 1805 Whilst visiting Birmingham in August 1802, Vice Admiral Viscount Nelson stayed at Styles' (later the Royal) Hotel, which stood at the...
Mr WILLIAM SANDS COX, F. R. S. opened a Medical School on this site in 1925, the forerunner of the Medical School and the Queen's College, Birmingham. [Location approximate] Submitted by @caddickbrown
RAMP In memory of RUTH BERLING ELMER SCHLOBOHM JOHN TURNBLOOM SHIRLEY WHITE DORA WHITE FERM JEITZ
CLAYTON B. NEILL MEMBER AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS
Of the four original municipal parks laid out by city planners in 1819, Court Square is the only one left in its original form. Ironically, no court house was ever built on Court Square ... it was...
ARNOLD "RED" AUERBACH "THE BOSTON CELTICS ARE NOT A BASKETBALL TEAM. THEY ARE A WAY OF LIFE." WON EIGHT CONSECUTIVE NBA CHAMPIONSHIPS AND A TOTAL OF NINE AS COACH OF THE BOSTON CELTICS. WON...
PERRY HOUSE Victorian home build in 1860 by whaling captain Manuel Perry and his wife Mary de Mello Silva, of Boston. The house remained in the family until 1963. Restored in 1967.
STONE VALLEY SQUIRE SILAS STONE EMIGRATED WITH HIS FAMILY FROM IOWA IN 1853 AND SETTLED HALF MILE EAST OF THIS MARKER. THE PIONEER'S HOME STOOD NEARBY UNTIL 1952. HIS SON...
REMEMBER "THE FORGOTTEN WAR" KOREA JUNE 25, 1950 - JULY 27, 1953 TO HONOR THOSE BRAVE AMERICANS WHO UNDER TRYING CIRCUMSTANCES FOUGHT AND GAVE THEIR LIVES TO DEFEND THEIR COUNTRY AND...
THE RIVER PARK MOTHERS CLUB THANKS THE CITY OF SACRAMENTO DEPARTMENT OF PARKS & COMMUNITY SERVICES, THE RIVER PARK COMMUNITY, AND THESE GENEROUS CONTRIBUTORS FOR HELPING US MAKE OUR PLAYGROUND...
1770 SPANISH EXPEDITION CLAIMS MONTEREY Captain Don Gasper de Portola reaches Monterey on his second land expedition. Father Junipero Serra arrives by ship. Together, they claim Monterey...
Replica of the White House South Lawn Special Thanks to Merv Griffin Submitted by Nate DiMeo of @thememorypalace.