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The Brave Devoted Patriots
In Honor
of
The Brave Devoted Patriots
f...
Bristow Pioneers Plaza
[There are several dozen family histories on perman...
Here the Battle of Oriskany Was Fought
[Tablet on South Side of Monument]
Here the Battle o...
Black Hawk Trail
At shallow pond 115 rods due
south Blackhawk'...
Jencks Bridge
On Nov. 15, 1864, after destroying Atlanta and cutting his...
Ill-Fated Brothers - Hosea and Ethan Grosh
Nevada Centennial Marker No.19
Two well-educated bro...
7-Inch Brooke Rifle, Triple Banded
This quality product from the Confederate Naval Ordnance W...
Battle of Eutaw Springs
A Critical Loss of Discipline
" The rich prize withi...
Black Hawk Trail
On night of August 1 and 2
1832, Gen. Atkinso...
Bel Air Plantation
This land was part of a 2960-acre tract granted to Henry W...
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The Brave Devoted Patriots
In Honor
of
The Brave Devoted Patriots
from
the area that became Polk County
who answered that call to fight for Freedom
in the great American Revolution
May the sacrifice of those who
fought and especially those who gave all
never be forgotten
as we enjoy Freedom and Liberty
in Polk ...
Bristow Pioneers Plaza
[There are several dozen family histories on permanent markers on the plaza. One marker is transcribed, while the names on the other markers are listed for future reference]
The Abrahams [on Panel 1]
Only a little inquiry is needed to establish the ...
Here the Battle of Oriskany Was Fought
[Tablet on South Side of Monument]
Here the Battle of Oriskany was fought
On the sixth day of August, A.D. 1777
Here British invasion was checked and thwarted
Here General Nicholas Herkimer, intrepid leader
Of the American forces tho' mortally wounded
Kept command of the fight, ...
Black Hawk Trail
At shallow pond 115 rods due
south Blackhawk's 700 Sac
Indians encamped July 31 1832.
Soldiers found six decrepit
Indians there and "left them
behind."
Lee Sterling in 1846 found
a handfull of silver brooches
there. Hence concluded those
killed were squaws.
No. 3 CVP 1930 S
Marker is on State ...
Jencks Bridge
On Nov. 15, 1864, after destroying Atlanta and cutting his communications with the North, Maj. Gen. W. T. Sherman, USA, began his destructive Campaign for Savannah -- the March to the Sea. He divided his army [US] into two wings. ...
Ill-Fated Brothers - Hosea and Ethan Grosh
Nevada Centennial Marker No.19
Two well-educated brothers, Hosea and Ethan Grosh, discovered silver here in 1856 but both died in 1857 before their ore was assayed. Had they lived they might have gone on to locate the Comstock Lode. Their cabin ...
7-Inch Brooke Rifle, Triple Banded
This quality product from the Confederate Naval Ordnance Works in Selma, Alabama was popular with Confederate artillerymen. Its long range, combined with heavy, accurate projectiles was particularly effective against Federal ironclads and siege batteries.
Maximum Range: 7920 yards (7242 M)
...Battle of Eutaw Springs
A Critical Loss of Discipline
" The rich prize within our grasp was lost "
~ Colonel Henry Lee
Late in the battle, American soldiers pushed forward and found themselves in the British camp. Victory was in sight, but the ...
Black Hawk Trail
On night of August 1 and 2
1832, Gen. Atkinson's
army of 1200 mounted men
in pursuit of Black Hawk
encamped on this area
from 8 p.m. until 3 a.m.
The spring from which
men and horse drank
is 140 rods northwest.
No. 2 CVP 1930 S
Marker is on ...
Bel Air Plantation
This land was part of a 2960-acre tract granted to Henry Walker in 1677 which he called “Walker Town.” Major Charles Ewell (c. 1713–1747) acquired 800 acres in 1739 and built “Bel Air” in 1740. The house is believed to ...