Olivier Plantation House & St. Mary's Orphanage
Located on this site from ca. 1820 to 1949 stood the original David Olivier creole-style plantation house. It was purchased by The New Orleans Catholic Association for the Relief of Male Orphans...
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- new orleans
- religion
- plantation
Basin Street
Buried in the ground beneath in the ground beneath our feet and embodied in the architecture reaching toward the sky are the remnants of New Orleans' history. The Basin Street area is no...
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- new orleans
Dooky Chase's Restaurant
Making Rights Real - Louisiana Civil Rights Trail Dooky Chase's Restaurant gained notoriety as a safe place where people of all races could sit down to meet and discuss strategies for the Civil...
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- new orleans
- civil rights
- restaurant
McDonogh 19 Elementary School
Making Rights Real - Louisiana Civil Rights Trail On November 14, 1960, three six-year-old girls-Leona Tate, Tessie Prevost and Gail Etienne- integrated McDonogh 19. Known as the...
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- new orleans
- lower ninth ward
- civil rights
- education
Black Yankees and The Sea
PORTSMOUTH Black Heritage Trail Black Yankees and The Sea People of African-origin or descent have been part of Portsmouth since at least 1645. This waterfront was an entry port for enslaved...
In Memory of Sam and Mira Kon
Mariam K. Altman
Beebe Building
The Ohio State Reformatory
The Cradle of Professional Football
Saint Tikhon
SAINT TIKHON RUSSIAN ORTHODOX ARCHBISHOP OF NORTH AMERICA 1898-1907 CONSECRATED & LIVED IN ST. NICHOLAS CATHEDRAL. ELECTED PATRIARCH OF MOSCOW IN 1917. WILLIAM C. POMEROY FOUNDATION 2020 647 13
Major "Dick" Bong
MAJOR "DICK" BONG "America's Ace of Aces". It was here that Major Richard Bong was born. received his education. and grew to manhood. After attending Superior State College where he received his...
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- army air corp
- grew to manhood
Donald P. McCullum
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Aunt Maggie’s House
"Aunt Maggie's House" Mouat's installed Salt Spring's first electric generator here in the 1920s. Later, Mouat's made sausages and smocked hams here. From 1935, the building was used as...
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D.P. Butler, SR., M.D. Memorial Highway
Representative Franklin County 1904-1908 1924-1928 Senator Franklin & Pike Counties 1932
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- memorial