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Historic Council Bluffs / Noted Council Bluffs Residents
Marker Front:
The Council Bluffs area was the scene ...
Village of La Mott
Originally called Camptown, this village was laid out at t...
Historic Council Bluffs / Noted Council Bluffs Residents
Marker Front:
The Council Bluffs area was the scene ...
French-Galvan House
Originally located at the corner of Waco and Comanche Stre...
John Brown of Kansas
Erected May 9, 1935
by
The Woman's
Columbian Lodge No. 7, Free & Accepted Masons Columbus, Georgia
Organized October 9, 1828, Columbian Lodge was chartered b...
James Doris Farmhouse
1857-1858
This vernacular Greek Revival style, side-...
Furman Men Who Gave Their Lives in the World War
Lt. John H. David Jr.
The First South Carolina
The Fort Community...
Fort Stanwix is best known for the 1777 siege, but such dr...
Gwynnbrook State Farm No. 1
290 acres, purchased from Dolfield estate October 29, 1919...
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Historic Council Bluffs / Noted Council Bluffs Residents
Marker Front:
The Council Bluffs area was the scene of such important events in Iowa history as the explorations of Lewis and Clark, the Mormon Trail, the Missouri River steamboat traffic and the railroad industry. Francois Guittar established the first white ...
Village of La Mott
Originally called Camptown, this village was laid out at the close of the Civil War on the site of former Camp William Penn. The camp was a training station for Negro troops enlisted in the U.S. Army from 1863 to ...
Historic Council Bluffs / Noted Council Bluffs Residents
Marker Front:
The Council Bluffs area was the scene of such important events in Iowa history as the explorations of Lewis and Clark, the Mormon Trail, the Missouri River steamboat traffic and the railroad industry. Francois Guittar established the first white ...
French-Galvan House
Originally located at the corner of Waco and Comanche Streets, this colonial revival home was built in 1907-08 for the family of Asa Milton and Frances Garrett French. A.M. French (1850-1936), a native of New Hampshire, was a surveyor and ...
John Brown of Kansas
Erected May 9, 1935
by
The Woman's
Relief Corps
Department of Kansas
Auxiliary to the
Grand Army
"John Brown
of Kansas
He dared begin
He lost
But losing won"
Eugene ...
Columbian Lodge No. 7, Free & Accepted Masons Columbus, Georgia
Organized October 9, 1828, Columbian Lodge was chartered by the Grand Lodge of Georgia in December 1828, as No. 28. In 1849 it became No. 7. It is the oldest Lodge in western Georgia. First Worshipful Master was Luther Blake. ...
James Doris Farmhouse
1857-1858
This vernacular Greek Revival style, side-gabled house is significant as an example of a style locally popular between 1830 and 1860. One of the few remaining houses of the "stagecoach inn" design characteristically being two bays wide and five bays ...
Furman Men Who Gave Their Lives in the World War
Lt. John H. David Jr.
The First South Carolina
Officer Killed in Action.
Lt. Charles S. Gardner
Sgt. Charles E. Timmons Jr.
Corp. Talmadge W. Gerrald
Pvt. Thomas J. Lyon Jr.
Pvt. Otis B. Brodie
Marker is on Cherrydale Avenue, on the right when traveling north.
Courtesy hmdb.org
The Fort Community...
Fort Stanwix is best known for the 1777 siege, but such dramatic events were not a feature of everyday life here.
Limited space inside the fort forced some soldiers and a few of their wives and children to live outside the ...
Gwynnbrook State Farm No. 1
290 acres, purchased from Dolfield estate October 29, 1919, from hunter's license fund for the purpose of breeding game in captivity for propagation purposes.
E. Lee LeCompte
State Game Warden of
Maryland
Marker is on Gwynnbrook Road 0.1 miles west of Owings ...