Larkin Locke House
LARKIN LOCKE HOUSE FIRST CONSTABLE OF PLEASANTON THIS HOUSE IS ONE OF PLEASANTON'S EARLIEST EXAMPLES OF CRAFTSMAN STYLE ARCHITECTURE. BUILT 1911
Denise Renee Lemos Memorial Garden
Denise Renee Lemos Memorial Garden April 7, 1961 August 11, 2019
Bryant Park Place - The Engineer's Club
Bryant Park Place A COOPERATIVE CORPORATIONORIGINALLY KNOWN AS "THE ENGINEERS CLUB" IN 1903, ANDREW CARNEGIE PRESENTED THE PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS OF ENGINEERS WITH A DONATION TO FUND THE...
- new york
- manhattan
- midtown
- bryant park
- engineering
- 1903
- 1907
Coffee Siding
Note that the marker appears to have been sponsored by descendants of the rancher, Charles Franklin Coffee, who built the railroad siding commemorated here. As usual when you start looking for...
- nebraska
- sioux county
- ranching
- railroads
- great plains
The Cheyenne Outbreak
The Cheyenne Outbreak On September 9, 1878, after a year of suffering on an Oklahoma reservation, some 300 Northern Cheyenne Indians began a trek back to their homeland. Dull Knife’s bank of 149...
- indian wars
- nebraska
- fort robinson
- cheyenne
Ralph Carr Memorial Highway
Location on U.S. 285 at Kenosha Pass. More on Governor Ralph L. Carr here. Plaque text: In Commemoration of Ralph L. Carr Governor of Colorado (1939-1943) Following the Japanese attack on Pearl...
- colorado
- world war ii
- japanese americans
- executive order 9066
- internment
- ralph carr
Here Stood the Mission Hospice
"Here stood the Mission Hospice built around 1800 by the Spanish Padres on El Camino Real to break the journey from Santa Clara and serve the Indians of Mission Dolores." California...
- california missions
- mission dolores
- ohlone people
Legend of the Turnips
This Your Wishing Well
IN THESE BEAUTIFUL SURROUNDINGS BY THE COURTESY OF THE KINGS PARK BOARD OF PERTH THE ROTARY CLUB OF PERTH HAS PLACED THIS YOUR WISHING WELL HELP BY YOUR GIFTS THOSE WHO ARE LESS FORTUNATE YOUR...
- community projects
- laden with good
In Memory of the 4,000 Cherokees Who Died on the Trail of Tears
PLANTED OCT. 29, 1988 IN MEMORY OF THE 4,000 CHEROKEES WHO DIED ON THE TRAIL OF TEARS 1838