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Burial Ground of the Fond du Lac Band
Here was the burial ground of
The Fond du Lac...
The Dutch and Governors Island
Governors Island
The Dutch East India Company comm...
Steam Engine of the Florida Manufacturing Company
Across Range Street, this Unit was used in Cotton and Pean...
16th Pennsylvania Cavalry
Position occupied
on
the
afternoon
Trebell's Landing
At Trebell's Landing on the James River a mile southwest o...
Richard Richardson
An early plantation owner in this area, he was a Commissio...
Wardlaw-Smith-Goza Conference Center
The Wardlaw-Smith House was acquired by Mr. and Mrs. Willi...
The Governor’s House
Governors Island
The Governor’s House was constructe...
Downtown Baptist Church
Chartered September 23, 1974
Placed on the National ...
Durand's Mill
Water-powered sawmill & factory operated in the 1860’s by ...
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Burial Ground of the Fond du Lac Band
Here was the burial ground of
The Fond du Lac Band
of the Chippewa People
dating from the 17th century.
It was removed in 1918 to
St. Francis Cemetery Superior.
Stone from Interstate Bridge
Marker can be reached from Wisconsin Point Road 3.1 miles north of ...
The Dutch and Governors Island
Governors Island
The Dutch East India Company commissioned Henry Hudson to identify a northwest passage to the Indies. As a part of that effort, Hudson entered New York Bay on September 11, 1609 in his vessel The Half Moon and ...
Steam Engine of the Florida Manufacturing Company
Across Range Street, this Unit was used in Cotton and Peanut processing until 1919 and later carried to Taylor County for use in the Lumber Industry. With a 5-foot Piston Stroke and a 16-foot Drive Wheel, this 500 HP Engine ...
16th Pennsylvania Cavalry
Position occupied
on
the
afternoon
of July 3rd 1863
16th Penna Cavalry
2nd Brigade 2nd Cavalry Division
Cavalry Corps
Army of the Potomac
Marker is on Highland Avenue ½ mile south of Hanover Road (Pennsylvania Route 116), on the right when traveling north.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Trebell's Landing
At Trebell's Landing on the James River a mile southwest of here, the artillery and stores of the American and French Armies were located in September 1781. They were then conveyed overland some six miles to the siege lines at ...
Richard Richardson
An early plantation owner in this area, he was a Commissioner of St. Mark's Church who donated land for its construction. He was Magistrate and Delegate to the First and Second Provincial Congresses. In the Revolution he was Colonel in ...
Wardlaw-Smith-Goza Conference Center
The Wardlaw-Smith House was acquired by Mr. and Mrs. William M. Goza in January, 1978 in a state of disrepair. It was meticulously restored and landscaped by them under the supervision of Dawson Rutherford, Master Contractor. Mr. and Mrs. Goza ...
The Governor’s House
Governors Island
The Governor’s House was constructed in 1813 as a guardhouse for the Island. Its location on a bluff overlooking Buttermilk Channel and the primary Island dock was ideally suited for this purpose. By 1824, it was used as the ...
Downtown Baptist Church
Chartered September 23, 1974
Placed on the National Register
of Historic Places August 1977
Sanctuary designed by
Samuel Sloan of Philadelphia
Erected in 1857 and Dedicated February 21, 1858
Marker is at the intersection of West McBee Avenue and Richardson Street, on the left when traveling ...
Durand's Mill
Water-powered sawmill & factory operated in the 1860’s by Samuel A. Durand (1822-1891), later on by Frederick A. Williams (1817-1883), whose name long designated the old road leading S.W. and now known, in sections, as Briarcliff and Williams Mill Rds., ...