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A Target for Big Guns
In 1918, the United States War Department established the ...
I.O.O.F. Building
Believed to be the oldest surviving commercial building in...
Murder of Ambrose Meadows
Pendleton County Civil War Landmark
At this site on ...
Fort Seybert
Fort Seybert, strong frontier post with blockhouse, cabins...
Albertine Maxwell
Regarded as the symbol of dance in her adopted hometown of...
Maryland Began Here!
Two ships, the 400-ton Ark and the 50-ton Dove landed almo...
"With a laudable and pious zeal..."
"for the propagation of the Christian faith"
A Catho...
Carnegie Public Library
At the beginning of the Twentieth Century, Andrew Carnegie...
Civil War on the Beverly & Fairmont Turnpike
"A few dozen of us who had been swapping shots with the en...
Bradshaw's Hall
A town hall built in 1850, which served as a community bui...
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A Target for Big Guns
In 1918, the United States War Department established the Dahlgren Proving Grounds in King George County, Virginia. Military leaders who had observed the death and destruction of World War I wanted more accurate and effective large guns for future wars. ...
I.O.O.F. Building
Believed to be the oldest surviving commercial building in the city, this structure was built in 1874 by the Robert Hall Lumber Company.
It has served as the headquarters for the Odd Fellows, as a bank and various other professional ...
Murder of Ambrose Meadows
Pendleton County Civil War Landmark
At this site on May 10th, 1862, following the battle of Mcdowell, union soldiers murdered Rev. Abrose Meadows. A mill and the Meadows home were burned, his wife and three children left homeless.
Marker is on U.S. ...
Fort Seybert
Fort Seybert, strong frontier post with blockhouse, cabins, and stockade, surrendered to the Indians after three-day siege in 1758. Twenty of the prisoners were massacred and the others were carried into captivity. (Site 2 Mi. North)
Marker is at the intersection ...
Albertine Maxwell
Regarded as the symbol of dance in her adopted hometown of Nashville, Ellen Albertine Chaiser Maxwell (1902-96) operated the Albertine School of the Dance (1936-80). She had danced with Chicago Opera, Adolf Baum Dance Co., and Ruth St. Denis Dance ...
Maryland Began Here!
Two ships, the 400-ton Ark and the 50-ton Dove landed almost 150 English settlers here in March of 1634. After a stormy passage from England, the 28-year-old Governor Leonard Calvert, brother of Lord Baltimore, looked for a safe place to ...
"With a laudable and pious zeal..."
"for the propagation of the Christian faith"
A Catholic Mass, the first in English America, was celebrated here on March 25, 1634. It was a time of beginnings; the first day of the year on the old Julian Calendar and the ...
Carnegie Public Library
At the beginning of the Twentieth Century, Andrew Carnegie, who spent time with relatives in East Liverpool during his childhood, donated $50,000 toward the construction of a public library. The building was dedicated on May 8, 1902.
In the 1990's major ...
Civil War on the Beverly & Fairmont Turnpike
"A few dozen of us who had been swapping shots with the enemy's skirmishers, grew tired of the result less battle and by a common impulse - and I think without orders or officers, ran forward into the woods and ...
Bradshaw's Hall
A town hall built in 1850, which served as a community building and home of the first services of the First Methodist Protestant church. The church was organized in 1855 and occupied the building until 1923 when it was purchased ...