Baylis Chapel Methodist Church
Established in the late 1880s, Baylis ChapelMethodist Church is located on land donated byGeorge Baylis in 1882. The original woodenstructure, built in the late 1880s, was replaced bythe current...
- mississippi
- church
- religion
- methodist
Simmons Cemetery
Established 1864, the SimmonsCemetery is the burial place fordescendants of William F. andZuleika Simmons and is associatedwith the Keno community, foundedin 1855. In 1889, a post officewas...
- mississippi
- cemetery
- mill
Brown Residence
Marker Street Area
The First Theater
THE FIRST THEATER SITE OF ALLEN'S OPERA HOUSE A FRAME STRUCTURE, 100 FEET BY 60 FEET SEATING UP TO 1500 ABNER E. ALLEN, PROPRIETOR OPENED SEPTEMBER 3, 1874 DESTROYED BY FIRE JANUARY 21, 1881...
Revolutionary Soldiers Buried Here
Denver Union Station Reimagined
Larimer Street
City Bakery, Blake Street, Denver Colorado
The Regional Transportation District: East Rail Line
Clarence "Cal" W. Marsella
Denver Union Station Project Authority
Captain Elrey B. Jeppesen
Beef on Weck
- beef
- weck
- kummelweck
- buffalo
- horseradish
Magazine Street Beat
Mary Ann Caffery, ArtistAn aerial map of the Second District provided the initial inspirationfor this artwork. The linear patterns of the streets and the MississippiRiver were transformed into a...
- louisiana
- new orleans
- art
St. Stephen Church
The Vincentian Fathers have administered this parish since its founding in 1849 by Fr. Angelo Gandolfo, C.M. Mass was celebrated in private homes of Faubourg Bouligny until a chapel was dedicated...
- louisiana
- catholic
- church
- religion
- new orleans
Saint Henry Church
The Vincentian Fathers of the parent parish of St. Stephen initiated St. Henry's to meet the spiritual needs of the growing German population of the city of Jefferson. During reconstruction days,...
- louisiana
- church
- religion
- catholic
Brookhaven Blues: A Tribute
FrontVirgil Brawley, Blind Jim Brewer, Moses “Whispering” Smith and other Brookhaven musicians have spread the blues far and wide, across the country or overseas. Brawley (1948-2018) remained the...
- mississippi
- blues trail
- music
- blues
Woodlawn High School and the Struggle for Racial Equality
Woodlawn High School was built at this site in 1950 and is historically significant at the national level for its association with the struggle to end racial segregation in public schools during...
- louisiana
- education
Quabbin Park Cemetery
Quabbin Park Cemetery was developed in 1931-32 to house 7,613 graves from the disincorporated towns of Greenwich, Dana, Prescott and Enfield, after a land taking (81,000 acres in total including...
- quabbin
- greenwich ma
- dana ma
- prescott ma
- enfield ma