Village of Dry Prong
Located in a land of natural beauty, the former Cottonburg became Dry Prong in 1906 when the Dry Prong post office was moved to this location in order to be near the L&A Railroad. Dry Prong...
- louisiana
- community
Inman Cemetery
Inman Cemetery was created in 1914 when Laura Inman Hughes died shortly after giving birth and was buried at this site. Laura was the granddaughter of W.H. and Martha Stark, who had been granted...
- texas
- cemetery
Bon Weir
W. H. Stark settled here in 1836 and established a ferry and warehouse business on the Sabine River known as Stark's Landing. It served as a wharf for steamboats and a point from which large...
- texas
- community
Newton County C.S.A.
Supply and military center in the Civil War. Target area for Federals trying to move up the Sabine or across Louisiana and take Texas. Confederates built breastworks and maintained arsenal at...
- texas
- civil war
Zona Arqueologica de Monte Alban
This Avenue of Mountain Ash Trees
- garden city ...
- mountain ash
- 1986
- future of skagway
History of the Kobuk Mural
The Anchorage Log Cabin Visitor Information Center
William A. Egan Civic and Convention Center
Racing In The Footsteps of a Legend
William Henry Seward, Anchorage
- to america's...
Wendler Building History
Bill Sheffield Alaska Railroad Depot
City Hall Renovation, Anchorage
FOLLOWING YEARS OF SERVICE HOUSING LOCAL NON- PROFIT AGENCIES AND SMALL BUSINESSES ANCHORAGE'S HISTORIC CITY HALL WAS AGAIN RENOVATED AND GIVEN NEW VITALITY IN 1996 UNDER ANCHORAGE MAYOR...
Anchorage All- American City 1956-1965-1985
Zack Loussac
- roly-poly charmer
- joiner
- glad-hander
- boomtown
- ducks and ch...
Anchorage City Hall Established 1936
- established 1936
Texans, Bow Your Heads
A Movie Tycoon
- lathrop
- concrete sidewalks
Leslie B. Pace Entrance
Leslie B. Pace Entrance Alaska Center for the Performing Arts This entrance to the Atwood Concert Hall is named in honor of Leslie B. Pace. Mr. Pace was a patron of the arts and a dedicated...