Colonel Fletcher Webster

In memory of

Colonel Fletcher Webster

Who here fell August 30, 1862

while gallantly leading his regiment

the 12th Mass. Volunteers

This memorial was dedicated Oct. 21, 1914

by survivors of his regiment and

Fletcher Webster Post, G.A.R.

of Brockton, Mass.

He gave his life for

the principles laid down ...

Webster Massacre

1 ¾ miles east to the graves of the victims of the Webster Massacre which occurred August 27, 1839 when John Webster and a party of about thirty, en route to a land grant in Burnet County, were attacked by ...

Webster Massacre

Here sleep

the victims of the

Webster Massacre

of August 27, 1839 About thirty homeseekers headed by John Webster en route to what is now Burnet County, were attacked by a band of Comanche Indians. After attempting to flee under cover of ...

Webster Wirt Hetherington House

(Evah C. Cray Historical Home Museum)

This property has been

placed on the

National Register

of Historic Places

by the United States

Department of the Interior

Marker is on 5th Street near Riley Street, on the left when traveling north.

Courtesy hmdb.org

Webster Stanley

Webster Stanley

built the first house in

Oshkosh near this spot

1836

Marked by Winn. Co. Arch. & Hist. Society

and Wis. Power & Light Co. 1930

Marker is at the intersection of Bowen Street and Bay Shore Drive, on the right when traveling south on ...

Noah Webster House

Here stood the house of

Noah Webster

Class of 1778

Author of The American

Spelling Book and of An American

Dictionary of the English Language

Marker is at the intersection of Temple Street and Grove Street, on the right when traveling south on Temple Street.

Courtesy ...

Webster’s

(Sugar Loaf House)

This was the site of Webster's Sugar Loaf House, well-known stopping place during the Comstock rush. Beginning in April 1860, it was used as a remount station of the Central Overland Pony Express. In 1861 it became a ...

The Webster Homestead

First owned by Daniel Webster in 1805. Sold in 1807 to to his brother Ezekiel, who occupied it until his death in 1829. Eminent as a lawyer and legislator, foremost in all good works, Ezekiel Webster's early death was an ...

Webster School

This building was designed by Frederic J. DeLongchamps, a designer and engineer of mining, born in Reno, Nevada, on June 2, 1882, and educated in Nevada. He designed 500 buildings, including schools, courthouses, commercial structures, and residences. The new Webster ...

Old Webster School

Built by the citizens of Markleeville in 1882 it remained in operation until 1929 when the new Webster School was completed. In 1966, with the old school on the verge of total destruction, the Historical Society of Alpine County began ...