Camp Site of the Forty-Ninth Regiment Iowa Volunteer Infantry

This tablet marks the camp site

of the

Forty-Ninth Regiment Iowa Volunteer Infantry

Colonel William G. Dows

Commanding

1898-1899

War with Spain

Marker is on Main Street N (State Route 5) (U.S. 1), on the right when traveling north.

Courtesy ...

The Dwight David Eisenhower Memorial Gardens

A Tribute to the Georgia Interstate Highway System

The Interstate Highway System, which began in Georgia adjacent to this site, created a vital link that has united this country and provided the background of support necessary for sustained economic growth. It ...

In Memory of the Confederate Heroes

In Memory of the Confederate Heroes of Fayette County

1861-1865

Erected by Fayette County Chapter U.D.C.

1934

Marker is at the intersection of Glynn Street South (Georgia Route 85) and East Lanier Avenue (Georgia Route 54), on the right when traveling north on Glynn ...

The Family of John Allen

Nine persons

were massacred about 100 yards east of here by a band of Indians attached to Burgoyne's army July 25,1777. The Cairn marks their burial place.

Marker is on Allen Road ½ mile north of County Route 49, on ...

"The Family"

“The Family”, one of San Francisco’s oldest and most distinctive social clubs, was founded on this site on April, 1902

This plaque dedicated on the Club’s centennial

Marker is at the intersection of Montgomery Street and Commercial Street on Montgomery ...

The Lowcountry Seaman’s Memorial

The Lowcountry Seaman’s Memorial

In memory of those who lost their lives while working the coastal waters of South Carolina.

Dedicated to Chet Anderson (1965 ~ 1999) “No man has greater love than he who lays down his life for ...

This Tablet Commemorates the First Visit of

Abraham Lincoln

This tablet

commemorates the first visit of

Abraham Lincoln

who arrived at this point

on Feb. 14, 1861 remain-

ing in Pittsburgh a few hours

enroute to Washington for

his inauguration.

Marker is at the intersection of Federal Street and South Commons, on the right when traveling ...

Florida Theatre (a performing arts center)

Seven stories tall, the Mediterranean Revival style Florida Theatre was considered the finest theater in Jacksonville when it opened in 1927. Roy A. Benjamin, co-architect, figured prominently in the rebuilding of Jacksonville after the fire of 1901. Benjamin designed both ...

Cohen Brothers Store, St. James Building (Jacksonville City Hall)

Cohen Brothers Store, St. James Building (Jacksonville City Hall)

Occupying the entire block, the St. James Building has been a Jacksonville landmark since its completion in 1912. The Cohen brothers, who commissioned the construction of the building, hired renowned Jacksonville architect ...

Sterling's Men and Boys Store (Now the Florida Department of Environmental Protection)

Isadore "Pop" A. Sterling ran Fort Lauderdale's first Sterling Store, founded in 1935, in a converted garage on Andrews Avenue. By the

early 1940s, he operated Sterling's Men's and Boys Store at this site. Pop became a town legend, widely ...