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Le bourg Saint-Salvi
Le bourg Saint-Salvi
Ce bourg s’est développé aux XI...
St. Paul's Cathedral
This building, first opened on Easter Sunday 1904, ...
Oklahoma City Bombing Responders' Memorial
We Salute And Honor You
April 19, 1995
The gra...
Oklahoma City Bombing Children's Memorial
In Memoriam
Nineteen Little Boys And Girls Killed In...
Journal Record Building South Wall
The south wall of the Journal Record Building direc...
Junaluska
ca. 1779 - 1858
Cherokee warrior, fought for U.S. in...
Georgia / North Carolina
(North Side):
Georgia
The colony of Georgia wa...
Temple Beth El (Reform)
Temple Beth El, founded in 1876, was the first Jewish cong...
Battle of Kelly's Ford
Following the December 1862 Fredericksburg debacle at Fred...
Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum
Site Before Bombing • Site Today
Before April...
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Le bourg Saint-Salvi
Le bourg Saint-Salvi
Ce bourg s’est développé aux XIe – Xlle siècles autour de la collégiale Saint-Salvi, à partir d’un anneau de rues commerçantes et artisanales, appelé en occitan «roda de la plassa» , la roue de la place.
Le nom ...
St. Paul's Cathedral
This building, first opened on Easter Sunday 1904, became the Episcopal Cathedral in 1908. The congregation dates from 1893.
Marker is at the intersection of Robinson Avenue and NW 7th Street, on the right when traveling north on Robinson Avenue.
Courtesy ...
Oklahoma City Bombing Responders' Memorial
We Salute And Honor You
April 19, 1995
The grateful citizens of Oklahoma hereby express their gratitude to all Protective and Rescue Personnel, who amid death, danger, darkness and depression, rendered superb service above and beyond the call of duty. They were ...
Oklahoma City Bombing Children's Memorial
In Memoriam
Nineteen Little Boys And Girls Killed In The OKC Bombing
April 19, 1995
"He took them up in his arms...."
Mark 10:16 (KJV)
Painting: Alice Murray
Marker is at the intersection of Robinson Avenue and NW 5th Street, on the right when traveling north ...
Journal Record Building South Wall
The south wall of the Journal Record Building directly faced the blast's impact and was heavily damaged by the April 19, 1995 bombing. Parts of the south wall were separated from the floor beams, and the arched section of the ...
Junaluska
ca. 1779 - 1858
Cherokee warrior, fought for U.S. in Creek War, 1814. Granted citizenship and land by N.C., 1847. Grave is one mile S.W.
Marker is at the intersection of North Main Street and East Main Street, on the right when ...
Georgia / North Carolina
(North Side):
Georgia
The colony of Georgia was charted in 1732, named for King George II of England, and settled in 1733. It was one of the 13 original states.
(South Side):
North Carolina
Colonized, 1585 – 87, by first English settlers in America; permanently ...
Temple Beth El (Reform)
Temple Beth El, founded in 1876, was the first Jewish congregation chartered in Florida. The current synagogue dates from 1931. Inside is located the North Florida Jewish Historical Experience Museum, a portion of the MOSAIC traveling exhibit, which traces Jewish ...
Battle of Kelly's Ford
Following the December 1862 Fredericksburg debacle at Fredericksburg, and the infamous Mud March of January 1863, both sides settled into winter camps on opposite sides of the Rappahannock River. Several cavalry raids and skirmishes broke the dull routine of camp ...
Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum
Site Before Bombing • Site Today
Before April 19, 1995, the two-block area between NW 4th and 6th Streets and Robinson and Harvey Avenues served as the northern edge of the downtown core. This area was a workplace to hundreds ...