Adams County World War Memorial

This Memorial In Honor of the Boys of Adams County who Made the Supreme Sacrifice in the World War

Bernard E. Althoff, John W. Batterman, Albert D. Bell, George E. Black, Charles Bower, Ralph E. Brame, Walter S. Bream, Charles C. ...

Isaac Pearson House

Built 1773

Elected Nottingham Tax Collector in 1763, Isaac Pearson later served as a justice of the peace, freeholder, township clerk and delegate to the NJ Provincial Congress.

Two days later after the Battle of Trenton, in 1776, Isaac Pearson was murdered. ...

Elisha Wm. Robertson, 1850-1894

His Forebears and Descendants

E.W. Robertson Operated the Piedmont Nurseries from his farm home just opposite this spot for almost all his adult life, cut short after an injury incurred in breaking a young horse. He was born, died, and was ...

Presbyterian Church

Built in 1905 using granite rock from Bishops Peak. Second peak in San Luis Obispo County's row of majestic mountains ending with beautiful Morro Rock. This local rock can be seen in several structures along the Path of History.

Historic ...

Charles J. Poppe Building

Site of the Poppe

Dry Goods & General Merchandise Store

1883-1937

and

Glen Ellen Post Office

First built of wood in 1883

Destroyed by fire in 1905

Rebuilt of stone with two stories in 1906

Damaged in 1906 Earthquake

Rebuilt with three stories in 1907 top two stories of ...

Uinta County Library (Carnegie Library) 1906

The National Register of Historic Places

Wyoming Place No. 183

Downtown Evanston Historic District

Marker is on Front Street (U.S. 189), on the right when traveling north.

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James L. Kemper Residence

This Greek Revival-style house was built about 1852 for state senator Thomas N. Welch. In 1868 James Lawson Kemper (1823–1895) purchased it from his mother in law, Mrs. Belfield Cave. Kemper, an attorney, represented Madison County in the House of ...

2d Corps Headquarters

Army of the Potomac

2d. Corps Headquarters

Major General

Winfield S. Hancock

July 1,2,3,4 1863

Marker is at the intersection of Pleasonton Avenue and Humphreys Avenue, on the left when traveling east on Pleasonton Avenue.

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America's 25th Earth Day

On this site

President William J. Clinton

and

Vice President Albert Gore, Jr.

delivered addresses in celebration of

America's 25th Earth Day

April 21, 1995

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Civilian Conservation Corps

During the 1930s, this area was the site of CCC Camp NP-27, which was moved into Shenandoah National Park from Grottoes, Virginia.

Marker can be reached from Dundo Picnic Grounds.

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