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Water Avenue
Selma’s Water Avenue is one of the finest surviving exampl...
Near this spot stood Montcalm
1712 - - - 1759
Near this spot stood Louis-Joseph ...
Robert Loveman
Poet
In Loving Memory
Robert Loveman
Poe...
Mormon Battalion
LDS Church
Dec 14, 1846
Last camp on
San...
Frances Fisher Tiernan
"Christian Reid"
In Loving Memory
Frances Fish...
Council Rocks
Four miles southeast at
Council Rocks
A...
Sidney Lanier
In memory of
Sidney Lanier 1842-1881
Poet and ...
Redoubt Brannan
Fortress Rosecans
... scattered about on the most co...
Mt. Gilead Baptist Church
Fort Gaines, Georgia
This church was constituted o...
Iron Horse Memorial
(obverse)
This Mikado type steam locomotive is dedic...
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Water Avenue
Selma’s Water Avenue is one of the finest surviving examples of a 19th century riverfront street in the south. Located here are structures which reflect the architectural trends in commercial buildings from 1830 to 1900.
This was the main business artery ...
Near this spot stood Montcalm
1712 - - - 1759
Near this spot stood Louis-Joseph de Gozon Marquis de Montcalm on the 8th of July 1758. With a small force of French troops and Canadian volunteers, he prevented the capture of Fort Carillon by defeating ...
Robert Loveman
Poet
In Loving Memory
Robert Loveman
Poet
Cleveland, Ohio
April 11,1864
Hot Springs, Arkansas
July 9,1923
He spent most of his life in Dalton, Georgia
where he did the greater part of his writing including the famous
"Rain Song"
"It isn't raining rain to me it's raining daffodils"
"The mortal tide move ...
Mormon Battalion
LDS Church
Dec 14, 1846
Last camp on
San Pedro
Turned west
toward Tucson
Erected 1960
Marker is on 4th Street (Business U.S. 10) near Ocotillo Avenue, on the right when traveling west.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Frances Fisher Tiernan
"Christian Reid"
In Loving Memory
Frances Fisher Tiernan
"Christian Reid"
Novelist
Born in Salisbury N.C. July 2,1846
Died in Salisbury N.C. March 24,1920
In 1876 she published her novel, "The Land of The Sky." For sometime she lived in Western North Carolina and she gave to this ...
Council Rocks
Four miles southeast at
Council Rocks
Apache peace treaty with Cochise
was ratified in 1872
Near Dragoon Springs on October 12, 1872, General O.O. Howard and Cochise, Chief of the Chiricahua Apache Indians, ratified a peace treaty ending years of warfare between that tribe ...
Sidney Lanier
In memory of
Sidney Lanier 1842-1881
Poet and Musician
Who Spent his last days among these hills
"Thyself Thy Monument"
Marker is on Old Airport Road (North Carolina Route 1547) east of Henderson Road (U.S. 25), on the left when traveling east.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Redoubt Brannan
Fortress Rosecans
... scattered about on the most commanding positions inside the [fortress] are four or five "redoubts" or small square forts, mounting heavy siege guns, which completely command the lunettes and also the surrounding country. These works are all named ...
Mt. Gilead Baptist Church
Fort Gaines, Georgia
This church was constituted on July 21, 1822, under the leadership of the Rev. Jim Davis, when Fort Gaines was part of Early County. Land for the church was donated and deeded by J. Hugh Edge. The ...
Iron Horse Memorial
(obverse)
This Mikado type steam locomotive is dedicated to Illinois Central men and women, past and present, and to the importance of the railroad to Paducah's history and commerce. No. 1518 is the last "Iron Horse" owned by the ICRR. Engines ...