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Darby Field
Darby Field
Named in honor of
Brigadier Genera...
The Velodrome Story
24 Acres and a Vision
The Valley Preferred Cycling C...
Portola Trail
Spanish colonization of California began in 1769 with the ...
Louis Caterino
No. 1 Boater No. 1 Friend
Lou...
Mary Powell Bell
This bell, cast by the Meneely Bell Foundry...
Sections of the “Old Stone Road”
These tw...
Crescent Park Looff Carousel
Has been designated a National Historic Landmark
Enlisted Men
Both Union Soldiers training at Ft. Warren and Confederate...
Alfred Johnson and John B. Morin
Erected in Honor of
Alfred Johnson, U.S.N.
an...
Home of Clara Pendleton Blanchard
1843-1931
For 40 years Clara sailed, first with her ...
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Darby Field
Darby Field
Named in honor of
Brigadier General William O. Darby, U.S.Army
Killed in action
1945
Erected June 1979
By his West Point classmates, USMA 1933
And the William O. Darby Ranger Memorial Foundation
To honor his leadership and courage as
Ranger Force founder and commander
And his inspiration to ...
The Velodrome Story
24 Acres and a Vision
The Valley Preferred Cycling Center, the most celebrated velodrome in modern American cycling history, traces its roots to the dream of one inspired visionary and its legendary success to the dreams of countless champions who began ...
Portola Trail
Spanish colonization of California began in 1769 with the expedition of Don Gaspar de Portolá from Mexico. With Captain Don Fernando Rivera v Moncada, Lieutenant Don Pedro Fages, Sgt. José Francisco Ortega, and Fathers Juan Crespí and Francisco Gómez, he ...
Louis Caterino
No. 1 Boater No. 1 Friend
Lou, fond of saying, “Just Relax,” had great concern for others. He often helped boaters in distress and could be seen retrieving broken-away docks. God saw fit to take him, but ...
Mary Powell Bell
This bell, cast by the Meneely Bell Foundry in West Troy, New York, in 1861, came from the famous steamboat Mary Powell which operated on the Hudson River from 1861 to 1917. The Mary Powell ran between Rondout/Kingston and ...
Sections of the “Old Stone Road”
These two grooved sections of bluestone were once part of the “Stone Road” which was installed on the dirt roads that ran from the bluestone quarries in the Catskills, not far from Kingston, to ...
Crescent Park Looff Carousel
Has been designated a National Historic Landmark
This site possesses national significance in commemorating the history of the United States of America
1987
National Parks Service
United States Department of the Interior
Marker is on Bullocks Point Ave., on the right when traveling north. ...
Enlisted Men
Both Union Soldiers training at Ft. Warren and Confederate prisoners of war were quartered along this side of the fort, often in adjoining rooms. his area also contained a schoolroom, 1900-volume library, and a chapel which was used almost daily ...
Alfred Johnson and John B. Morin
Erected in Honor of
Alfred Johnson, U.S.N.
and
John B. Morin, U.S.M.C.
The first from Attleboro
to die in action
World War II
November 15, 1942
In the South Pacific area
December 15, 1942
On Guadalcanal Island
Dedicated to their memory by their fellow citizens
November 7th 1943
Marker is at ...
Home of Clara Pendleton Blanchard
1843-1931
For 40 years Clara sailed, first with her father at age nine, then with her husband, Captain William Blanchard, aboard 13 vessels in all. She enjoyed one of the longest documented lives at sea and sailed to all parts of ...