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The Townsite of Agua Fria, California
This mining town became the seat of justice of Mariposa Co...
A Tribute to Black Americans – Early 1900’s
Lower End of E. Davis, Commerce Streets
The area to ...
Shrum Indian Mound
One of the last remaining
earthen mounds in this
...First Tuberculosis Sanatorium
1,000 feet East a small group of tents erected May, 1910 b...
Edgewood Lake (Drained 1940's) Birmingham Motor & Country Club /
(Demolished 1930's)
The developers of the Town of ...
Proffit Historic District
Ben Brown and other newly freed slaves, who
founded ...
Agua Fria
Discoverd by Sonoran miners in the early summer of 1849. I...
Emanuel AME Church
Emanuel A.M.E. Church is rooted in the African Methodist S...
Brompton
The house and grounds are not open to the public.
"T...
Mormon Bar
In 1849, a group of Mormons established a tent encampment ...
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The Townsite of Agua Fria, California
This mining town became the seat of justice of Mariposa County when on February 18,1850, the State Legislature divided the state into 27 counties. Mariposa County the comprised one-fifth of the entire state and included what are Mariposa, Tulare, Merced, ...
A Tribute to Black Americans – Early 1900’s
Lower End of E. Davis, Commerce Streets
The area to the south was the center of commerce in the early 1900’s. It was here that retail shops, repair shops, hardware stores, restaurants, hotels and services flourished. In this era, blacks owned ...
Shrum Indian Mound
One of the last remaining
earthen mounds in this
area of Ohio. Built by Native
American people of the
Adena Culture (800 BC-100 AD).
The land was deeded to the
Ohio Historical Society in
1928 by the Shrum Family.
Marker is on McKinley Avenue ½ mile south of ...
First Tuberculosis Sanatorium
1,000 feet East a small group of tents erected May, 1910 by the
Anti Tuberculosis Association of Jefferson County
constituted the first effort to aid victims of tuberculosis in North Alabama.
Marker is on Fairway Drive east of Cahaba Road, on the right ...
Edgewood Lake (Drained 1940's) Birmingham Motor & Country Club /
(Demolished 1930's)
The developers of the Town of Edgewood, Stephen Smith and Troupe Brazelton, built the beautiful 117.4 acre lake and clubhouse in 1913-15. Amenities included a swimming pool, dance pavilion, fishing, boating and parking for hundreds of automobiles.
Similar ...
Proffit Historic District
Ben Brown and other newly freed slaves, who
founded the community after the Civil
War, first named the settlement Egypt and then Bethel.
About 1881, the community became known as Proffit when the Virginia Midland Railway placed
a stop here, stimulating further development
between 1890 ...
Agua Fria
Discoverd by Sonoran miners in the early summer of 1849. It was located about a quarter mile above the two springs of cold water from which the town derived its name.
Aqua Fria was the first county seat from Feb. 18, ...
Emanuel AME Church
Emanuel A.M.E. Church is rooted in the African Methodist Society that was formed soon after the founding in 1772 of the Methodist Society in Portsmouth. The African Society met independently until Nat Turner's insurrection in 1831, worshiped with white Methodists ...
Brompton
The house and grounds are not open to the public.
"The pillars of the porch...were speckled with the marks of bullets. Shells and shot had made sad havoc with the walls and the woodwork inside. The windows were shivered, the partitions ...
Mormon Bar
In 1849, a group of Mormons established a tent encampment near here while searching for land to farm. After an influx of gold miners the Mormons moved on. Next came thousands of Chinese miners, merchants and farmers. Mormon Bar became ...