In Grateful Recognition

In Grateful Recognition

Of Those Who Served In The

Armed Forces Of The United

States Of America During

The Korean And Vietnam

Conflicts

Compatriots And Friends Of The

Stony Point Chapter SAR

Shatemuc Chapter DAR

November 11, 1983

Marker is at the intersection of South Main Street (County ...

War Comes to Fairfield

War brought profound changes to the Chandler family, Fairfield, and the slaves who toiled on the plantation. Three of Thomas Chandler’s sons enlisted in the Confederate army. When the Union army occupied Fredericksburg in 1862 many of Chandler’s slaves seized ...

Site of Charters Hotel

John Charters operated a large tavern on this site from the late 1820's to November 1835. Under the name, "Sign of the Green Tree," it was operated by Thomas Redmond until 1838.

Marker is at the intersection of Gallatin Street and ...

Flack's Hotel

In 1836 Colonel Abner Flack took over the large three-story frame building which stood here and operated it under the name Vandalia Inn. In 1853-1854 it was the headquarters for Chief Engineer Charles F. Jones, in charge of construction of ...

Rockland County Law Enforcement Memorial

[ east side ]

In Memory Of

Those Law Enforcement Officers, Residents Of Rockland County

Who Dedicated And Sacrificed Their Lives In The Line Of Duty

Constable John Cahill – Aug. 19, 1905 Haverstraw Village Police Department

Det. William F. Conklin – Sept. 16, 1971 ...

Alfred’s Cabin

A Life of Toil

While the bold and dramatic claim center stage, history is also written in the quite, humble ways...and lives. Alfred Jackson was unique among the enslaved at The Hermitage. Born at The Hermitage to Betty, the cook, and ...

Chaplain Corby of Gettysburg

The first bronze sculpture of Chaplain William Corby by Samuel Murray was dedicated in 1910 on the Gettysburg battlefield by Civil War veterans of the five regiments of the Union's Army Irish Brigade. His statue is on the same boulder ...

A Landscape Of Inequality

Enslaved Life at The Hermitage

The idyllic planter’s life presented to white visitors by the Jackson family was based on the unpaid labor of over 150 enslaved black men, women, and children. Without the grueling labor of these individuals, the Jackson ...

The Price of Freedom

[Center Panel:]

The Price of Freedom

In honor and memory of all

Kentucky Veterans who served

our Country in times of Peace

and War, and to those who paid

the Supreme Sacrifice so that

we might enjoy freedom.

Their spirit, devotion, and love of

Country will be forever ...

N.C. State Museum of Natural Sciences

Collection began with 1851 geological survey: a museum since 1879: H.H. Brimley, curator from 1895 to 1946.

Marker is at the intersection of West Jones Street and North Salisbury Street, on the right when traveling east on West Jones Street.

Courtesy ...