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Horsham Township
Founded in 1717, comprises
16.5 square miles....
Nine of Primitive El Paso's Patriotic Heroes
To the memory of
nine of primative El Paso's
p...
House and Farm of Colonel James Barrett
House and Farm of
Colonel James Barrett.
Comm...
The Breymann Redoubt
History Now
Failing to capture the Balcarres Redou...
Arnold’s Assault
While Morgan’s Light Corps, the 5th and 6th Massachu...
Last Hostile Action by Foreign Troops
Site of the Last Hostile Action by Foreign Troops in the C...
Central College Presbyterian Church
This church was organized April 22, 1843, in conjunction w...
Horsham Friends Meeting Meeting House
Built 1803
has been placed on the
Natio...
The Ellsworth Chapel
Richard D. Ellsworth
Dedicated with love and gratitu...
Anthony Wayne's Headquarters, 1777-78
Six hundred yards N.E. of
this ston...
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Horsham Township
Founded in 1717, comprises
16.5 square miles. Named for
a town in Sussex, England.
Site of Graeme Park,
residence of Governor Sir
William Keith 1717-1726.
First autogiro flight in
U.S. made here 1928, Pitcairn
Field - site became U.S.
Naval Air Station 1942.
Marker is on Easton Road (Pennsylvania Route ...
Nine of Primitive El Paso's Patriotic Heroes
To the memory of
nine of primative El Paso's
patriotic heroes
Emmett Mills
Aged 19
Freeman Thomas - Joe Poacher
M. Champion - John Pontel
Bob Avlin - John Wilson
Who in July 1861
were loyal citizens
of El Paso, Texas
and Loyal employees
of the Butterfield Overland Mail Co.
When all ...
House and Farm of Colonel James Barrett
House and Farm of
Colonel James Barrett.
Commanding Officer
of the Middlesex Militia
On the morning of April 19, 1775, the British march from Boston which resulted in the outbreak of the Revolutionary War ended here with a search for military stores. Gun ...
The Breymann Redoubt
History Now
Failing to capture the Balcarres Redoubt, the Americans surged against Crown Forces’ fortifications built here. Attacking relentlessly, they overwhelmed this important defensive position just before nightfall, October 7, 1777.
Never more than a crude barrier of logs, this ...
Arnold’s Assault
While Morgan’s Light Corps, the 5th and 6th Massachusetts Continentals and other American troops attacked the Breymann Redoubt from the front, the intrepid Benedict Arnold – without a command of his own - joined a handful of Americans in a ...
Last Hostile Action by Foreign Troops
Site of the Last Hostile Action by Foreign Troops in the Continental United States.
Led by General Francisco (Pancho) Villa, insurgent Mexican forces on the night of March 9, 1916 raided camp Furlong a United States army cantonment, and the nearby ...
Central College Presbyterian Church
This church was organized April 22, 1843, in conjunction with The Central College of Ohio on land donated by Squire Timothy Lee. The college, chartered in March, 1842, continued until 1892.
This brick chapel was erected in 1870 under the leadership ...
Horsham Friends Meeting Meeting House
Built 1803
has been placed on the
National Register
of Historic Places
by the United States
Department of the Interior
Marker is at the intersection of Easton Road (Pennsylvania Route 611) and Meetinghouse Road, on the right when traveling north on Easton Road.
Courtesy hmdb.org
The Ellsworth Chapel
Richard D. Ellsworth
Dedicated with love and gratitude
December 19, 1993
to
the Reverend Richard D. Ellsworth
by the congregation of
Central College Presbyterian Church
for more than thirty-five years
of faithful service to the church
and community.
Marker is on Sunbury Road, on the right when traveling south.
Courtesy ...
Anthony Wayne's Headquarters, 1777-78
Six hundred yards N.E. of
this stone
were the headquarters of
Anthony Wayne in 1777-78.
Marker is at the intersection of Valley Forge Road (Pennsylvania Route 252) and Walker Road, on the right when traveling north on Valley Forge ...