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Zion Church
The Evangelical United Brethern Church
On this site ...
Jamestown’s Churches
The First and Second Churches
Captain John Sm...
The Lord Killanin
Sixth President of the
International Olympic ...
Confederate Earthworks
These earthworks were erected by Confederate troops in 186...
Here Lies Buried John Brown
John Brown of Osawatomie
Here Lies Buried
...Olbrich Park
These grounds are a testament to the vision and persistenc...
Sealing of the Magna Carta
This live oak
dedicated on June 15, 1965,
comm...
OK Barber Shop
Built by Ed Johnson as a full service barber shop with 4 c...
Manton Store
Established in 1894, by James and Georgina Barham, The Gen...
Franklin Lakes United Methodist Church
Organized in 1855 as the Methodist Episcopal Church of Cam...
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Zion Church
The Evangelical United Brethern Church
On this site stood the Zion Helenville (Walther's) Evangelical Church dedicated in 1854. The first Evangelical service in this vicinity was held May 20, 1843 by Rev. J. G. Miller. Recommended to the ministry by this ...
Jamestown’s Churches
The First and Second Churches
Captain John Smith reported that the first church services were held outdoors “under an awning (which was an old sail)” fastened to three or four trees. Shortly thereafter the colonists built the first church inside James ...
The Lord Killanin
Sixth President of the
International Olympic Committee
1972 - 1980
President of the
Olympic Council of Ireland
1950 - 1973
This commemorative bronze bust was unveiled by
Dr. Jacques Rogge
Eight[h] President of the
International Olympic Committee
May 20th 2009
Sculptor - Paul Ferriter 2009
Marker is on Harbour Road (Road 105) ...
Confederate Earthworks
These earthworks were erected by Confederate troops in 1861 as part of the defense system to block Union penetration of the James River.
Marker can be reached from Colonial Parkway, on the right when traveling west.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Here Lies Buried John Brown
John Brown of Osawatomie
Here Lies Buried
John Brown
Born at Torrington, Connecticut
May 9th, 1800
He emigrated to Kansas in 1855 where he took an active part in the contest against the pro-slavery party. He gained in August 1856 a victory at Osawatomie over ...
Olbrich Park
These grounds are a testament to the vision and persistence of Michael Olbrich (1881-1929). For years, this attorney and University of Wisconsin regent, worked to raise money to gain title to these properties, which he then sold to the City ...
Sealing of the Magna Carta
This live oak
dedicated on June 15, 1965,
commemorates the 750th Anniversary
of the
Sealing of Magna Carta
on
June 15, 1215.
Out of these roots have sprung great
liberties of man, great principles of law.
The Magna Carta Commission of Virginia
Marker can be reached from Colonial Parkway, on ...
OK Barber Shop
Built by Ed Johnson as a full service barber shop with 4 chairs and bathing facilities. Basement still has massive brick boiler for hot water originally fired by sawdust from local mill. Converted to restaurant in 1986.
Marker is on Main ...
Manton Store
Established in 1894, by James and Georgina Barham, The General Store supplied the town with food, clothes, hardware, gas and oil. Less and Lena Childs owned the store thru two world wars and the Depression, 1916-1945. When hard times came, ...
Franklin Lakes United Methodist Church
Organized in 1855 as the Methodist Episcopal Church of Campgaw, the first church was built on Circle Ave, in 1856, but was destroyed by fire in 1919.
William V. Pulis donated a lot ‘in a most commanding part of the village.’ ...