William Kelleher / Charles Jobes

In memory

of

William

Patrick

Kelleher, Jr.

1919-1939

President of the

Class of 1941

Erected by

his

classmates

[ Second Marker : ]

In memory

of

Charles

Sumner

Jobes

1918 – 1939

Class of 1941

Erected by

his

classmates

Marker is on Pitcher Road.

Courtesy hmdb.org

James Clarence Mangan

(1803 - 1849)

He has been described as the greatest poet of the nineteenth century. He died of cholera in 1849. The bronze bust by Oliver Sheppard was unveiled in 1909 on behalf of the National Literary Society.

In a niche in ...

Lieutenant General John Archer Lejeune

(Marker on front)

Lieutenant General John Archer Lejeune

United States Marine Corps

Major General Commanding Second Division

American Expeditionary Force

France, World War I

1918-1919

Major General Commandant

United States Marine Corps

1920-1929

(Marker on back, top)

Commissioned and Donated

Chris Reid Oral History Artwork Project

Chris Reid completed a public artwork

consisting of 20 bronze plaques and a

printed book. The texts are based on

recordings the artist made from

2004 to 2008 with residents and people

associated with Nicholas Street,

Ross Road, Bride Street and Bride

Road. Chris Reid was commissioned

through ...

Jesse James

In August 1877, Jesse James, the notorious outlaw, moved to this site from Missouri and rented a farm from N.B. Link. Using the assumed name of J.D. Howard, he engaged in farming and horse racing. He entered one of his ...

Jack Kidwell

(1918 - 2001)

[Marker Front]:

Self-educated golfer Jack Kidwell grew up in central Ohio. From 1937 until 1971, he owned and operated the Beacon Light Golf Course, where he started as a caddie. In 1943, he married Geraldine "Jerry" Kidwell, his wife ...

Rasmus Björn Anderson

Teacher • Author • Diplomat

Born of Norwegian parents in town of Albion, January 12, 1846

Member of the University faculty 1869-1883

United States Minister to Denmark 1885-1889

Died in Madison, Wisconsin, March 2, 1936

First Wisconsin-born professor on the University faculty

First professor of Norwegian ...

Onojutta Juniata Achsinnink Standing Stone

Erected Sept. 8th 1896

as a memorial

of the ancient

Standing Stone

Removed by the

Indians in 1754<

——————

"The Standing Stone"

Symbol of Huntingdon

Rededicated March 29, 1996

in conjunction with the opening to

the bicentennial celebration

In memory of those who have come and gone,

and in honor of those here ...

Survey by Major Erskine of Morristown

By Order of General Washington 1779

Court St. is now Park Place

Bridge Street is now Speedwell Ave.

Basking Ridge Road is now Bank St.

Jockey Hollow Road is now Washington St.

Marker can be reached from N Park Place, on the left when traveling ...

John Rarey and "Cruiser"

John S. Rarey (1827-1866), born in Groveport, became internationally famous for his revolutionary horse-taming methods based on his strong belief in kindness to animals. The principles of his training system were kindness, patience, and firmness. One of his greater challenges ...