Remembrance Garden

These two steel beams from the World Trade Center

entrusted to the citizens of Winslow

by the city of New York,

along with this flag that was flown at the Pentagon;

stand as the centerpiece of our Remembrance Garden.

The words "United We Stand" ...

Grand Carry Landing

This tablet marks the landing for the grand carry on the Great War Trail between the Indian tribes of the north and south country. It also marks the beginning of that carry between the lakes to avoid the falls and ...

Reformed Theological Seminary

Was situated on this campus, 1837-71. Here, Drs. Frederick A. Rauch, John W. Nevin, Philip Schaff, taught and wrote. Their works on theology, philosophy, and church history were influential in the U. S. and Europe.

Marker is at the intersection of ...

Marshall College

Used the Theological Seminary building. Was chartered, 1836; removed to Lancaster, 1853, and united with Franklin College. First president was Dr. Frederick A. Rauch, famed scholar and educator; author of textbook on psychology.

Marker is at the intersection of Rutledge Road ...

Milford World War II Memorial

Dedicated To All

Who Served

1941 1945

World War II

Marker is at the intersection of Broad Street (Connecticut Route 162) and Armory Lane, on the left when traveling north on Broad Street.

Courtesy hmdb.org

Rev. Steel's Fort

The Rev. John Steel, pastor of Upper West Conococheague, was made militia captain; and his church, stockaded in 1755, provided protection from hostile Indians. The site is at Church Hill.

Marker is at the intersection of PA 16 and Findley Road, ...

Milford Volunteer Fire Department

Est. 1838

This bell obtained by Arctic Engine Company, No. 1, in 1887, served as the City of Milford’s first fire alarm warning system from 1887 into the 1930’s.

It summoned the town’s volunteer firemen to the call of duty ...

Old Wappetaw Church

Congregationalists from New England

built a church near here around 1700.

Troops from both sides camped on the

grounds during the American Revolution.

Burned by the British in 1782, it was

rebuilt in 1786.

The building was abandoned during

Walthall's Brigade

Cheatham's Division - Hardee's Corps.

Walthall's Brigade

Cheatham's Division - Hardee's Corps.

Brig. Gen. Edward Cary Walthall.

Nov. 25, 1863, 5 p.m.

24th Mississippi - Col. William F. Dowd.

27th Mississippi - Lieut. Col. A. J. Jones.

29th Mississippi - Col. William Brantly.

30th Mississippi - Maj. James ...

George Washington Memorial Monument

On November 20th 1776, General George Washington and part of the Continental Army on their march from Fort Lee to Trenton passed this way.

Erected July 4th, 1915

Marker is at the intersection of Fort Lee Road and Leonia Avenue, ...