Sir Isaac Brock's First Burial Site

Placed Here by the Niagara

Historical Society

This Marks

The Spot Where

Gen. Sir Isaac

Brock,

was buried from

1812 To 1824

Marker can be reached from Queens Parade just south of Wellington Street.

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Lynchburg Town Ferry

The Lynchburg Town Ferry, founded in 1822 by Nathaniel Lynch, crosses the Houston Ship Channel downstream of the confluence of the San Jacinto River and Buffalo Bayou. In 1829, the authorities at San Felipe de Austin requested that Lynch move ...

Union County Confederate Monument

[East Side]:

In Memory of the

Confederate Soldiers

of Union County,

South Carolina.

[North Side]:

Truth, courage,

and patriotism

endure forever.

[South Side]:

These were men who gave

their live and fortunes

to home and country,

in vindication

of those sacred rights

reserved to the states

and guaranteed by the

Federal Constitution

as adopted and ratified

by

South Carolina

May 23, ...

Site of Mission Nuestra Senora del Refugio

Originally founded on January 31, 1793, by Fathers Jose Francisco Garza and Mariano Velasco, Franciscan missionaries, at the junction of the Guadelupe and San Antonio Rivers for the conversion of the Karankowa Indians. Removed to the present location, January 10, ...

Our Lady of Refuge Catholic Church

This Church traces its history to Nuestra Senora del Refugio (Our Lady of Refuge), a Spanish mission established in 1791 (30 mi. NE). The mission relocated here in 1795. The 1868 building was razed, and in 1901 an impressive Victorian/Romanesque ...

Fort Bull

On Water Route

Destroyed And

Many Killed By

French & Indians

March 27 1756

Marker can be reached from Ft. Bull Road.

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Campbell African Methodist Episcopal Church

2562 Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue, SE

Campbell AME, established in 1867 as Mount Zion AME, was an outgrowth of its overcrowded parent church, Allen Chapel AME, founded in 1850. When it moved to a location near the present one ...

Geodetic Center of North America

On a ranch 18 miles southeast of this marker a bronze plate marks the most important spot on this continent to surveyors and map makers. Engraved in the bronze is a cross-mark and on the tiny point where the lines ...

Middlebury Lodge No. 34 F.&A.M.

On December 21, 1818, The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Ohio granted a Charter to Middlebury Lodge No. 34 marking the beginning of Freemasonry in Summit County. The Lodge was located on Case Avenue, then known ...

Sheaffe's Path to Victory

Sheaffe's

Path to Victory

October 13th

1812

Marker is on York Road (Ontario Route 81) 2.3 kilometers west of Niagara Parkway, on the right when traveling east.

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