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Southern Exploring Company – 1849
Parley P. Pratt
The confluence of Ash and LaVerkin C...
La Verkin
"Indian for Beautiful Valley"
In 1881 Thomas Judd, p...
Southern Exploring Company - 1849
Parley P. Pratt
The confluence of Ash and LaVerkin C...
Look-out Point
Hurricane Valley Historic Rock Fort and Corral
With ...
Galveston Artillery Club
By 1840, a year after its incorporation, the city of Galve...
Mt Jackson General Hospital
Shenandoah at War
In September 1861, the Confederate...
William Lee Watkins
Meals on Wheels Center
This facility was originally ...
Lord Thomas Howard, Earl of Effingham
The City and County
of Effingham
erect ...
Dr. Charles M. Wright House
Built in 1889
has been entered in the
National...
Songo Lock
This lock, originally built of stone masonry in 1830, was ...
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Southern Exploring Company – 1849
Parley P. Pratt
The confluence of Ash and LaVerkin Creeks with the Virgin River is important in the history of this region. Footsteps long forgotten have passed through this region. Some have been remembered but most have faded with time. Roaming ...
La Verkin
"Indian for Beautiful Valley"
In 1881 Thomas Judd, promoter, with others completed an 840 foot tunnel and 1 1/4 mile canal to bring water from the Rio Virgin for the cultivation of this valley. Excavations opened a large crystal cave of ...
Southern Exploring Company - 1849
Parley P. Pratt
The confluence of Ash and LaVerkin Creeks with the Virgin River is important in the history of this region. Footsteps long forgotten have passed through this region. Some have been remembered but most have faded with time. Roaming ...
Look-out Point
Hurricane Valley Historic Rock Fort and Corral
With the settlement of Toquerville in 1858 by the first six families and others soon to join them, they soon realized that the pressures on the available irrigated farmland could not support the increasing ...
Galveston Artillery Club
By 1840, a year after its incorporation, the city of Galveston was home to approximately 1,200 residents, the entry point for scores of immigrants and a major coastal shipping port. Ongoing tensions between the young Republic of Texas and Mexico ...
Mt Jackson General Hospital
Shenandoah at War
In September 1861, the Confederate Medical Department built a large general hospital on this site because Mt. Jackson was the western terminus of the Manassas Gap Railroad, which provided access to northern Virginia battlefields. Dr. Andrew Russell Meem, ...
William Lee Watkins
Meals on Wheels Center
This facility was originally built in 1951 and was the cafeteria for the McCants Middle School. Renovation of the space for Meals on Wheels was completed in 2000 to allow for the expansion of the successful community ...
Lord Thomas Howard, Earl of Effingham
The City and County
of Effingham
erect and dedicate
this monument to the
memory of
Lord Thomas Howard
Earl of Effingham
who with courage and loyalty
to his principles
of freedom and justice
resigned his commission as
deputy marshal of
His Majesty George III
of England
rather than draw his sword
against the American Colonies
in ...
Dr. Charles M. Wright House
Built in 1889
has been entered in the
National Register
of Historic Places
by the United States
Department of the Interior
Marker is at the intersection of Jackson Street and Main Street, on the right when traveling west on Jackson Street.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Songo Lock
This lock, originally built of stone masonry in 1830, was a vital link in the 50 mile long waterway from Portland Harbor to Harrison at the head of Long Lake until the advent of the railroad in 1869. At one ...