Alfred Lerner

Alfred Lerner

1933 – 2002

Marine Officer, industry leader, husband, father, grandfather, and philanthropic giant. He was the embodiment of courage, leadership, and patriotism. Al Lerner attributed his many achievements to his Marine Corps training and service. His love of the Corps ...

Forts on the Kennebec River

Since before Columbus discovered the New World, the Kennebec River has been the scene of settlement and conflict. While Fort Halifax represents the most northern military outpost in the region, it is only one of more than twenty forts that ...

First Presbyterian Church

(Upper Medallion)

National Register of Historic Places

First Presbyterian Church

South Carolina

Department of Archives

and History

(Lower Medallion)

American Revolution Bicentennial

* Richland County Committee *

Landmark 21

Marker is on Marion Street near Lady Street, on the right ...

Mass Grave of British and Hessian Troops

Buried in this mass grave are

British and Hessian troops killed

at the Battle of Connecticut Farms

7 June 1780

These soldiers lost their lives

in defense of the British Crown

and in support of the Loyalist

cause during the Revolutionary War.

Their heirs took to Canada and

other ...

Confederate (Second) Alabama Hospital

Also known as Yarbrough's factory,

Turpin's factory. Original building

Richmond Civil War Centennial Committee

1965

Historic Building

Built 1853

Yarbrough Turpin Tobacco Factory

1853 - 1909

Pohlig Bros. Paper Box Company

1909 -

Used as hospital during Civil War

Marker is at the intersection of North 25th Street and East Franklin ...

The American Side of the Street

This monument is dedicated to the memory of the soldiers of General George Washington's Continental Army who sacrificed their lives for the Revolutionary cause in the Battle of Germantown, October 4, 1777.

Honor and Country

Dedicated October 1, 1988

4th Tennessee Infantry

Stewart's Brigade - Clark's Division - Polk's Corps

C.S.

4th Tennessee Infantry,

Stewart's (2d) Brig., Clark's (1st) Div., Polk's Corps,

Army of the Mississippi.

This regiment was engaged here about 1.30 P.M. April 6, 1862 assisting Blythe's Miss. regiment in support of a battery.

Marker is ...

National Woman's Relief Corps Tribute

This memorial erected in 1934 by the National Woman's Relief Corps, Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic, as a tribute to the heroism of the sons of the following states who are buried in Andersonville National Cemetery. Number ...

War Of The Rebellion Monument

(Front side):

Iowa's tribute to the courage, patriotism, and distinguished service of all her soldiers and sailors who fought in the war of the rebellion 1861- 1865

(Back side):

Designed By Harriet A. Ketcham MT. Pleasant, Iowa.

Located and erected by act of The ...

The Farthest North

The farthest north attained by any organized body of the Confederate Army of General Robert E. Lee was reached here at the farm of Joseph Miller on the morning of June 28 1863.

Hearing that Sterrett's Gap was occupied by Union ...