Uinta County Courthouse

The National Register

of Historic Places -

Wyoming Place No. 105

Uinta County

Courthouse

Marker is on 9th Street, on the right when traveling east.

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Osmond Kelly Ingram

1887 - 1917

(Front):Osmond Kelly Ingram

1887-1917

First American sailor killed in action

in World War 1, aboard U.S.S. "Cassin"

October 1, 1917.

Medal of Honor

War Cross - Italy

(Back):U.S. Destroyer DD-225

U.S.S. Osmond Ingram

built by

Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co.

Quincy, Massachusetts.

Keel laid as Ingram 15 ...

Boswell’s Tavern

At this old tavern Lafayette camped, on June 12, 1781, while moving southward to intervene between Cornwallis and military stores in Albemarle County.

Marker is on Louisa Road (Virginia Route 22) just from James Madision Highway (U.S. 15), on the left ...

Foot Soldier Tribute

Ronald S. McDowell, Artist I.B.J.C.

This sculpture is dedicated to the Foot Soldiers of the Birmingham Civil Rights Movement.

With gallantry, courage and great bravery they faced the violence of attack dogs, high powered water hoses, and bombings. They were the fodder ...

Wassama Roundhouse

Dating prior to the 1860s, the Wassama Roundhouse was reconstructed in 1985 on the location of the previous four houses. In 1903, the third roundhouse was built using portions of the center pole from the two earlier houses. The Roundhouse ...

South Branch Historic District

The site of homesteads settled early in the 1700's

Marker is on Rockafellows Mill Road, on the right when traveling south.

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Pauline Bray Fletcher

1878 - 1970

In Tribute to

Pauline Bray Fletcher

1878 - 1970

The First Black Registered Nurse of Alabama

Through self-sacrifice, perseverance founded in 1926 Camp Pauline Bray Fletcher.

Renewing the faith and the good health of all black children.

Marker is at the intersection of ...

Hancock's Resolution

Built c. 1785

Recorded on the

National Register

of

Historic Places

1975.

Second Marker (inside the facility):

Hancock's Resolution

Unusual for its stone construction, this house was built c1785 by Stephen & Belinda Ridgely Hancock, a significant structure on their 410 acre farm.

Marker can be reached from Bayside ...

Carrie A. Tuggle

1858 - 1924

In Tribute to

Carrie A. Tuggle

1858 - 1924

Scholar, Teacher and Christian.

A life of unselfish service

to the troubled and the

homeless black boys and girls.

In 1903, she founded

a school and orphanage,

the Tuggle Institute.

Marker is at the intersection of ...

Center Point, Alabama

A Great New City Springs Forth

In 1700s, Native Americans occupied the Springs property. Robert Reed's family arrived in the area from North Carolina in 1816. They obtained a land grant; soon others moved to the area. In 1871, Dave Franklin ...