Colonel Issac Hayne

As a grateful and reverential tribute

to

A noble martyr in behalf of liberty

The State Of

South Carolina

Has erected this memorial to

Colonel Issac Hayne

who was captured near here by the British

July 6, 1781, and in violation of the Customs

of War was hanged in ...

Supreme Sacrifice

Erected in memory of those who made the supreme sacrifice and in honor of those who served in the Armed Forces of our country.

Marker is on Old Washington Road 0.2 miles north of Hanover Road, on the right when ...

Sacramento Engine Company No. 3

Organized March 27, 1851

This original building built in 1853, housed Sacramento Engine Company No. 3. In 1921 the building was abandoned as a firehouse. It was restored to its present state in 1960, as an historical landmark.

Marker is at the ...

The Ultimate Sacrifice

The losses sustained by both armies during the Wilderness to Cold Harbor campaign made the world shudder. Casualties by some estimates averaged 2,000 per day, and at Cold Harbor nearly 18,000 soldiers were killed, wounded, or captured.

While Confederate dead were ...

Sacramento Valley National Cemetery

Dedicated to the memory of

all the patriotic men and women

who answered their country’s call to service.

George W. Bush

President of the Untied States

R. James Nicholson

Secretary

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

William F. Tuerk

Under Secretary for Memorial Affairs

National Cemetery Administration

[Second Plaque:]

From The Bivouac of ...

Massachusetts Volunteers at Bennington

Erected by the

Commonwealth of Massachusetts

as a tribute to her patriotic volunteers

who rendered valuable service in the repulse

of the Burgoyne invasion at the Battle of Bennington

August 16, 1777.

Marker can be reached from New York Route 67, on the left when traveling ...

First Massachusetts Light Battery

First

Massachusetts

Light Battery

Artillery Brig. 6th Corps

July 3, 1863

Marker can be reached from Taneytown Road (State Highway 134), on the right when traveling north.

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The First Brick Building in Sacramento

The Bridge Lunch Restaurant was the last of a long line of restaurants, saloons and boardinghouses located at, or nearby, 1323 Front Street, the first brick structure in the city. George Zins, a native of Searsburg, Lorraine, started a brick-making ...

“The Baylor Massacre”

September 28, 1778

Late one night in 1778, the woods you are standing in suddenly echoed with the sounds of battle. A surprise attack by British soldiers nearly destroyed an American regiment, Baylor’s 3rd Continental Light Dragoons. Today, this park tells ...

Big Bottom Massacre

Following the American Revolution, the new Federal government, in need of operating funds, sold millions of acres of western lands to land companies. One such company, the Ohio Company of Associates, brought settlement to Marietta in 1788. Two years later, ...