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Lt. Frank Luke, Jr.
1898 – 1918
[Front of Monument]:
The State of ...
Leonard A. Grimes
(1815 - 1873)
Leonard A. Grimes, a Black man born ...
Bowie Family Memorial
Erected by the descendants of
Abraham Bowie, ...
Kansas Veterans' Memorial
Dedicated to the Citizens of Kansas
who lost ...
Indian Treaty of 1646
Shortly after paramount chief Opechancanough’s 1644 attack...
Kansas Veterans' Walk
Dedicated to the citizens of Kansas
who have ...
McKay Memorial Chapel
In honor of
Jennie McKay
Died September 25, 19...
Capture of Fort St. Frédéric
This tablet is erected by the Society of Colonial Wars in ...
Rehabilitation of the Carnegie Library
Department of Library, Archives and Public Records<...
The Tailrace
Here on a chilly morning in January, 1848, carpenter James...
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Lt. Frank Luke, Jr.
1898 – 1918
[Front of Monument]:
The State of Arizona
Erects this monument as its tribute to his valor, extraordinary bravery and distinguished service in the World War and gratitude to all her sons who served.
1930
Memorial committee appointed
by
Governor J. C. Phillips
Frank Luke, Sr.
Neri ...
Leonard A. Grimes
(1815 - 1873)
Leonard A. Grimes, a Black man born free in Leesburg, Virginia, owned a residence on this corner from 1836 to 1846.
In the 1830s, he owned a successful coach business transporting passengers in and around Washington. He ...
Bowie Family Memorial
Erected by the descendants of
Abraham Bowie, born in Scotland
and settled in Durham Parish,
Charles County, Maryland, about
1700 A.D. The family of his grandson
Rhody Bowie, moved to Abbeville
County, South Carolina about 1800.
Eli Bowie, son of Rhody Bowie,
established Gilgal Church in 1817.
This church ...
Kansas Veterans' Memorial
Dedicated to the Citizens of Kansas
who lost their lives while serving
in the Armed Forces of the United States
May their Sacrifices serve as a Reminder
of the Duties, Responsibilities,
and Obligations of every Citizen of
our Great State and Nation
Marker is on SW 10th ...
Indian Treaty of 1646
Shortly after paramount chief Opechancanough’s 1644 attacks on English settlers in response to the settlers’ encroachment on Indian lands, he was captured and put to death at Jamestown. His successor Necotowance signed a treaty, ratified by the Grand Assembly in ...
Kansas Veterans' Walk
Dedicated to the citizens of Kansas
who have served, are serving, and will serve
in the Armed Forces of the United States
and the State of Kansas
Dedicated November 11, 1997
Courtesy hmdb.org
McKay Memorial Chapel
In honor of
Jennie McKay
Died September 25, 1932
and
Lilley McKay
Died September 26, 1941
Faithful members whose generosity
inspired this chapel
Marker is on West Washington Street, on the left when traveling north.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Capture of Fort St. Frédéric
This tablet is erected by the Society of Colonial Wars in the State of New York AD 1912 to commemorate the capture of Fort St. Frédéric and the erection of this fortress AD 1759 by the British and Provincial Army ...
Rehabilitation of the Carnegie Library
Department of Library, Archives and Public Records
Board Members:
Frank Kelly, Chairman, Speaker of the House • Stan Turley, President of the Senate • John Hays, State Senator • Polly Rosenbaum, State Representative • Sharon Turgeon, Director
This building designed by W. ...
The Tailrace
Here on a chilly morning in January, 1848, carpenter James Marshall picked up the small pieces gold that touched off one of the largest, most frenzied mass migrations in history. Within a year of Marshall’s discovery, six thousand gold seekers ...