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Andrew Atkinson Humphreys
Cadet U.S. Military Academy July 1 1827, Brevet Second Lie...
"End of Car Line"
1890-1934
The west Asheville & Sulphur springs elect...
Ybor Centennial Park
On June 12, 1986, the Tampa City Council passed Ordinance ...
William Few Signer of the U.S. Constitution
On this site stood the home of William Few, one of Georgia...
Pioneer Graveyard
This graveyard was just
South of Fort Harrod.
...
Osage Orange Tree
Circa late 18th century
Tree crown is 76’
Tree...
Winton County Court House Site
1.4 Miles »—?
Originally Barnwell County was part of...
21st Pennsylvania Cavalry
(Front):21 Pa. Cav.
Brev. Brig. General
Wm. H....
Olbrich's Thai Pavilion and Gardens
Welcome. You are entering a garden of enchantment where po...
The Ackerman House
Mahwah’s Farming Heritage
This 19th-century farmhous...
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Andrew Atkinson Humphreys
Cadet U.S. Military Academy July 1 1827, Brevet Second Lieutenant 2d U.S. Artillery July 1 1831, Second Lieutenant July 1 1831, First Lieutenant August 16 1836, Resigned September 30 1836, First Lieutenant Topographical Engineers U.S. Army July 7 1838, Captain ...
"End of Car Line"
1890-1934
The west Asheville & Sulphur springs electric railway ran from the springs to Government Street, at what is now Pritchard Park
Fare 5¢
Marker is on Haywood Road (North Carolina Route 19/23) west of Jarrett Street.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Ybor Centennial Park
On June 12, 1986, the Tampa City Council passed Ordinance No. 9297-a
naming this park:
“Ybor Centennial Park By Which Name It Shall Hereafter And Forever Be Known.”
Signed: Bob Martinez, Mayor; Sandra W. Freedman. Chairman, City Council
The ordinance commemorates Ybor ...
William Few Signer of the U.S. Constitution
On this site stood the home of William Few, one of Georgia`s signers of the United State Constitution. Built in 1781, the house burned in 1930.
William Few was born near Baltimore, Maryland, June 8, 1748. In 1776 he moved to ...
Pioneer Graveyard
This graveyard was just
South of Fort Harrod.
The original fort was
located on the hill where
our present day parking
lot is. Over 480 grave
stones still remain in this
pioneer graveyard.
Marker can be reached from West Lexington Street west of South College Street (U.S. 127), ...
Osage Orange Tree
Circa late 18th century
Tree crown is 76’
Tree height is 88’
Circumference of tree standing 12’-4”
Diameter at breast height 56”
This tree is taller and broader than
the National Champion, but remains
Unofficial National Champion due to
the split trunk.
Marker can be reached from South College ...
Winton County Court House Site
1.4 Miles »—?
Originally Barnwell County was part of Granville County, later a part of Orangeburg District. Winton County was created by an act of the legislature on March 12, 1785. Justices William Robertson, John Parkinson, Thomas Knight, Richard Treadway, Daniel ...
21st Pennsylvania Cavalry
(Front):21 Pa. Cav.
Brev. Brig. General
Wm. H. Boyd.
Raised the first company of cavalry for the war,
Co. C. 1st N.Y. [Lincoln] Cav. mustered July 19,
1861 promoted to col. 21st Pv. Cav. Aug. 20th 1863.
Discharged Nov. 4th for wound received at
Cold Harbor, Va. ...
Olbrich's Thai Pavilion and Gardens
Welcome. You are entering a garden of enchantment where powerful symbols, exquisite craftsmanship, and lush foliage combine to bring you closer to the culture of Thailand.
Where is Thailand?
[World map showing location of Thailand]
A beautiful gift
The pavilion is a gift from ...
The Ackerman House
Mahwah’s Farming Heritage
This 19th-century farmhouse with Colonial Revival features was the home of Garret G. Ackerman (b. 1810 – d. 1870) until his accidental death when he was thrown from his horse-drawn wagon on present Fardale Avenue. The west section ...