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The Nations Capital Begins Here 1791-1793
Jones Point Park
After the Revolutionary War, the ne...
Abraham Lincoln - As - A - Boy Statue
The sculpture of Abraham Lincoln – as – A – Boy was create...
D.C.'s First Building Block
Jones Point Park
In 1791, surveyors on Jones Point b...
City of Hillsboro
In 1853, the Texas Legislature carved Hill County out of N...
Box Canyon Ruins
The Box Canyon ruins are typical of many pueblos found in ...
The Citadel / Natural Features
The Citadel
It was a remarkable achievement, ...
La collégiale Saint Etienne
[The church of Saint Etienne]
Sa construction lancée...
The Heart of San Cristobal
You are standing in the heart of Castillo San Cristobal, i...
Logan's Speech
[Text on top front of marker]:
Logan's Elm
Hei...
Sanctuaries
Hub, Home, Heart
Calvary Episcopal Church, half a ...
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The Nations Capital Begins Here 1791-1793
Jones Point Park
After the Revolutionary War, the new nation searched fora permanent seat of government. President George Washington favored a 10-mile square territory along the Potomac River that encompassed the economically important ports of Georgetown and Alexandria. In 1791, the ...
Abraham Lincoln - As - A - Boy Statue
The sculpture of Abraham Lincoln – as – A – Boy was created by the Daub Firmin Hendrickson Sculpture Group, and dedicated May 31, 2008. The Group designed the granite bearing the Gettysburg Address and excerpts from Lincoln’s Second Inaugural ...
D.C.'s First Building Block
Jones Point Park
In 1791, surveyors on Jones Point began to lay out the ten-mile square that would become Washington, D.C. The first marker for the survey—the south cornerstone—was set in place on this spot. Although the stone within this protective ...
City of Hillsboro
In 1853, the Texas Legislature carved Hill County out of Navarro County. Named for physician and Republic of Texas Secretary of War Dr. George Washington Hill, the new county had only recently attracted Anglo settlement, following the establishment in 1848 ...
Box Canyon Ruins
The Box Canyon ruins are typical of many pueblos found in this region. Early inhabitants constructed walls of nearby sandstone and limestone, and used local soils to cement the stones together. The flat roofs were built of timbers laid side-by-side, ...
The Citadel / Natural Features
The Citadel
It was a remarkable achievement, to use primitive mortar and local stones to build the walls above you straight up from the edge of the top of the rock. “The Citadel” is the modern name given to this ruin ...
La collégiale Saint Etienne
[The church of Saint Etienne]
Sa construction lancée à partir de la fin de XIIIe siècle, se poursuivit au début de XIVe en provoquant la destruction travée par travée de l’édifice roman de la fin du Xie siécle qui la précédait. ...
The Heart of San Cristobal
You are standing in the heart of Castillo San Cristobal, its main plaza, or plaza de armas. Completed by 1797, it looked then much as you see it now. This plaza de armas witnessed the daily events of military life ...
Logan's Speech
[Text on top front of marker]:
Logan's Elm
Height of tree 104 Ft., Spread 154 Ft.,
Circumference of Body 23 Ft.
[Text on bottom front of marker]:
Logan's Speech
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"I appeal to any white man to say if ever he entered Logan's Cabin hungry and he ...
Sanctuaries
Hub, Home, Heart
Calvary Episcopal Church, half a block north at 820 Sixth Street, has been a community anchor since 1901. For most of its early years, the congregation, led by founding rector Reverend Franklin I.A. Bennett, met at 11th ...