The Man-Eating Tigress
Submitted by @ciara_l_b .
- new york
- nyc
- tigress
- tiger
- explorers club
- nepal
- kathmandu
- skull
- mcaninch
Clement G. Morgan
Submitted by @mywolfson.
- cambridge
- massachusetts
- african american
- niagara
- naacp
- harvard
Dodona Manor
Submitted by @jqmcd
- marshall
- virginia
- leesburg
- peace prize
- nobel
- oaks
- china
- wwii
Old Stone Church Site
OLD STONE CHURCH SITE One block north on Cornwall Street is the site of the first Methodist-owned property in America. Lot 50 was deeded to the Methodist Society in Leesburg on May 11, 1766....
- leesburg
- virginia
- church
- methodist
Stone Arch Bridge
National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark, American Society of Civil Engineers. Stone Arch Bridge - Great Northern Railway. The Stone Arch Bridge of the Burlington Northern Railroad...
- minnesota
- minneapolis
- mississippi river
- great northern
- railroad
Soda Works Building
SODA WORKS BUILDING E. A. Spalding, Contractor 1888 Robert Agers constructed this building to manufacture “the very bestsoda water” for customers throughout California. The...
- soda
- berkeley
- california
- bay area
- mortally wounding
Emerson's Birthplace
Submitted by @jsbruce .
- boston
- massachusetts
- emerson
Stedfastgate plaque, Water of Leith Walkway
© Copyright kim traynor and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence . Submitted via Geograph
- park and pub...
- geograph
For His 17-Ship Anti-Pirate Squadron
1823 Naval Station 1974 Commodore David Porter established a Naval Station here on April 3, 1823 as a Supply Base for his 17-ship Anti-Pirate Squadron. The Station remained in constant operation...
- porter
- naval
- station
- pirate
- florida
- key west
Connolly memorial, Cowgate
A plaque marks the birthplace of James Connolly who was the military leader of the 1916 Easter Uprising. © Copyright Richard Webb and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence...
- people
- events
- defence
- military
- memorial
- geograph
Hodenpyl Woods
"Hodenpyl Woods This tablet is erected in grateful appreciation of the gift in 1912, by ANTON G. HODENPYL A lover of nature, To the people of his native city, of this forty acre tract to...
- east grand rapids
- michigan
- nature
- forest
Marine
The first commercial sawmill in Minnesota was erected 300 feet east of here in 1838. The lumbering industry, which monopolized the minds and talents of men in the St. Croix Valley...
- minnesota
- marine on st. croix
- sawmill
- lumber
First Swedish Settlers in Minnesota
This historic monument is situated on the northeast corner of a 40-acre tract of land purchased Oct. 18, 1850 by the first three Swedish settlers in Minnesota. They built a log house on the shore...
- minnesota
- scandia
- sweden
- settlers
For Scurvy Ridden Whale Men
MRS HUMPHREY'S HOUSE TEMPORARY HOSPITAL1835 - 1836 FOR SCURVY RIDDEN WHALE MEN WHO HAD BEEN TRAPPED IN THE ICE FOR MONTHS Submitted by @LGThomson1
- scotland
- scurvy
- whale
- months
- ice
Pooh Bear
Found this on the way to a fishing trip at Flindt Landing Camp, ON, Canada (50°14'45.4"N 90°26'41.1"W). On the way through White Water we stopped for gas. I saw a familiar statue that I had to...
Was Perceived to have Lived and Died Here
Photographed by Arenamontanus Attribution 2.0 Generic
- oxford
- england
- berkeley
- george berkeley
- philosophy
Mary and Gene Tarrant
More info at Berkeleyside.
- berkeley
- california
- cal
- bay area
- edwards
- tarrant
Japantown Peace Pagoda
この平和の塔は 日本の人々から 友情のしるしとして アメリアの人々に おくられたものです。 昭和四十三年青二十八日 一九六八年 The Peace Pagoda Presented in friendship to the people of The United States by the people of Japan March 28,1968
- san francisco
- japantown
- japanese
- california
- bay area
In Memory of Charles M. Toole
In Memory of Charles M. Toole Killed in Action Cierges, France October 1, 1918 Submitted by @mywolfson
Bethel Church
Submitted by @alwaysreadtheplaque.