First Church of Christ Congregational

About This Church

This church was built in 1837 by the Methodist Episcopal Society of Redding. The building committee consisted of Thomas B. Fanton, John Read Hill, Gershom Sherwood, Jesse Banks, and David Duncomb. It served the Methodist Society until ...

Bomber Builders

This memorial is erected in recognition of the men and women who built the B-25 bombers at the North American Aviation plant in Kansas City, Kansas, during World War II.

Between December 1941, and August 1945, over 50,000 employees ...

Town of Redding World War I Memorial

Town of Redding

1914 Roll of Honor 1918

Erected in Appreciation of The

Services of Our Men and Women

Who Served in the World War

Harold Albin • Carl A. Anderson • Hubert Anderson • Sigurd Anderson • Edward Babcock • ...

Massachusetts Volunteers at Bennington

Erected by the

Commonwealth of Massachusetts

as a tribute to her patriotic volunteers

who rendered valuable service in the repulse

of the Burgoyne invasion at the Battle of Bennington

August 16, 1777.

Marker can be reached from New York Route 67, on the left when traveling ...

Redding

Originally part of Fairfield and unclaimed land, Redding was settled about 1711, made a parish in 1729, and incorporated in 1767. It was named for John Read, gentleman, lawyer, early landowner, and spokesman for the settlers. One of his land ...

Campbell’s Covered Bridge

This bridge, built in 1909, is the last extant covered bridge in S.C. Built by Charles Irwin Willis (1878–1966), it was named for Alexander Lafayette Campbell (1836–1920), who owned and operated a grist mill here for many years. Measuring 35 ...

Good Samaritan Hospital (1891-1961)

Site of the first independent

private hospital in North

Carolina built exclusively for

African Americans. Established

by Jane Renwick Smedberg

Wilkes of St. Peter's Episcopal

Church. One of the oldest

black hospitals then in

operation in the U.S.

Marker is on S Graham St.

Courtesy hmdb.org

Hardee’s Corps at Jonesboro

Sept. 1, 1864. The withdrawal of S. D. Lee’s A. C. toward Atlanta left Hardee facing the same Federal forces of the preceding day. To meet an attack on his rt., he shifted Cleburne’s & Carter’s divs. [CS] to an ...

Martin Shofner

1758 - 1838

Son of Michael, an immigrant from Frankfurt on Main, Germany in 1760. Migrated by covered wagon, horseback and afoot from North Carolina in 1808 with his family and settled this tract of land on Thompson's creek. The land ...

Polish Patriot Thaddeus Kosciusko

This site marks the northern boundary of "The Kosciusko Lands." When General Kosciusko visited the United States in 1797. Congress appropriated over $15,000 to him and a land grant of 500 acres. This land was part of his reward and ...