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Franklintown Chapel
The Franklintown community was first populated by ex-slave...
McDonald Oil Field
Oil was first struck here in 1890, and in 1891 and 1892 th...
Patrick J. Quinlan
1849 - - - - - 1893
President
United ...
Walter Philip Reuther
1907 - - - - - 1970
“- - - - Whose memory is...
Charles Luna
1906 - - - - - 1992
President, Brotherhood o...
Kaehlers Mill
Established 1847
At the intersection of present day ...
Samuel Henry's Station
On the hill to the south, beside the Great War and Trading...
The Brule St. Croix Portage
Upper Lake St. Croix end of trail,
discovered 1680.<...
Daniel Greysolon Sieur Dulhut
In June and July 1680
Daniel Greysolon Sieur Dulhut<...
Alleghany Springs
Yellow Sulphur Springs was developed on a modest scale by ...
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Franklintown Chapel
The Franklintown community was first populated by ex-slaves from the Samuel Harrison plantation. Franklintown Chapel's congregation was organized in 1880 by Trinity M.E. Church, located in the City of Fernandina at the north end of Amelia Island. The Reverend J.G. ...
McDonald Oil Field
Oil was first struck here in 1890, and in 1891 and 1892 the field yielded the highest levels of oil in the world. Second only in Pa. history to the Bradford Oil Field in both size and production, it was ...
Patrick J. Quinlan
1849 - - - - - 1893
President
United Association of Journeyman and
Apprentices of the Plumbing and
Pipefitting Industry of the
United States and Canada
1889 - 1892
A plumber born in Boston, Massachusetts, Patrick J. Quinlan was a member ...
Walter Philip Reuther
1907 - - - - - 1970
“- - - - Whose memory is enshrined in the hearts of all of us.”
Born at Wheeling, W. Va. Sept. 1, 1907, the son of Valentine and Anna Reuther. One of four brothers, ...
Charles Luna
1906 - - - - - 1992
President, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
1963 - 1969
President, United Transportation Union
1969 - 1972
Contributing six decades to the Rail Labor Movement, Charles Luna began working as a Yard Switchman in 1928 on ...
Kaehlers Mill
Established 1847
At the intersection of present day Covered Bridge and Kaehlers Mill Roads was the hamlet of Kaehlers Mill. A flouring mill was established in about 1847 by Charles F. Uhlig. After going bankrupt, Uhlig's mother sold the west half ...
Samuel Henry's Station
On the hill to the south, beside the Great War and Trading Path, later the Federal Road, Samuel Henry, Sr., built a fort by 1792. The half-breed John Watts and 200 followers attacked it in August, 1793. Henry’s first mill ...
The Brule St. Croix Portage
Upper Lake St. Croix end of trail,
discovered 1680.
Indians, voyageurs, explorers,
missionaries, traders and pioneers travelled
this path from the waters of the
Great Lakes to those of the Mississippi.
To all who pass this way
this trail is dedicated.
This tablet was placed by
Claude Jean Allouez ...
Daniel Greysolon Sieur Dulhut
In June and July 1680
Daniel Greysolon Sieur Dulhut
“Gentleman of the King’s Guard”
Soldier, Explorer, Trader, and Governor
accompanied by four Frenchmen
LaMaitre, Bellegrade, Masson, and Pepin,
passed up the Brule River, crossed by
portage to the St. Croix River then
down to the Mississippi.
These were the ...
Alleghany Springs
Yellow Sulphur Springs was developed on a modest scale by Jesse Kerr in 1859. In 1885, Nathan McCoy, of Indiana, built an elaborate hotel here. John Hanlon took it over in 1900, and operated it until the outbreak of World ...