Floral Hall

Floral Hall was built in 1882 by John McMurtry. The building was originally an exhibition hall for floral displays on what was then the Fair Grounds of the Kentucky Agricultural & Mechanical Association. The large, brick octagonal shaped building is ...

Billy Flora

His courage “amid a shower of bullets” helped achieve victory at the Battle of Great Bridge.

Private William (Billy) Flora was a free black from the Portsmouth area and a member of the Norfolk County Militia who served as a sentry ...

Flora MacDonald

Scottish heroine

resided here

1774 - 1775

Marker is at the intersection of Bow Street and Green Street, on the left when traveling west on Bow Street.

Courtesy hmdb.org

Flora Molton

1908-1990

Flora Molton sang what she called “spiritual and truth music,” a combination of traditional religious songs and her own compositions. Born here in Louisa County, the daughter of the Reverend and Mrs. William Rollins, she began singing in church. At ...

Fort Flora

Built on this site by civilians to protect approximately ten families during War of 1812. Named for landowner David Flora. Ten such forts were built circa 1811-1813 in area that became Daviess County. Area was Knox County, part of Indiana ...

Flora War Memorials

[ Memorial Tree Plaque ]

This tree planted in memory of

Earl R. Albaugh

Joseph K. Clark

Roscoe C. Kirkpatrick

Clarence A. Wiles

“Who died in Service”

[ World War II - Plaque ]

For God and Country

Dedicated to

The sons and daughters

of our Community

who served in

World War II

[ ...

Flora

The Garden Spot of Indiana

Flora’s Station, on the Logansport, Crawfordsville and Southwestern Ry., was platted in 1872 for John Flora on land entered by him in 1829. Ino Post Office established 1872, changed to Flora in 1873. Also called Fountain ...

Floral Hills All American Veterans Memorial

In Memory of All American Veterans

These flagpoles are dedicated to the memory of our loved ones who served in the Armed Forces.

The American Veteran - Forever a symbol of heroism, sacrifice, loyalty, and freedom

[Separate markers, around the base of the ...

Florance Street School

Florance Street School was designed by the firm Levy and Clarke and built in 1929 as one of the early public schools in Savannah built specifically for African-American students. It contributed greatly to Savannah’s Cuyler-Brownville community by offering quality education ...

Floral College

One of earliest colleges for women in the South, 1841-78. Centre Presbyterian Church, formerly the college chapel, is 150 yards north.

Marker is at the intersection of Red Springs Road (North Carolina Route 71) and Oxedine School Road (North Carolina Road ...