Shelby County Operation Desert Storm Memorial

Southwest Asia Service

Operation Desert Storm

In honor of the men and women

from Shelby County who served

God Bless Our Troops

August 1990 - February 1991

Marker is at the intersection of Main Avenue (Ohio Route 29) and Poplar Street, on the right when traveling ...

John Barry Memorial

John Barry,

Commodore, United States Navy.

Born County Wexford, Ireland, 1745;

Died in Philadelphia, 1805.

Marker is on 14th Street, NW just north of I (Eye) Street, NW, on the right when traveling north.

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Blythe's Ferry

Nine detachments ranging in size from 729 to 1,766 individuals began crossing the Tennessee River at Blythe's Ferry in October, 1838. Cherokee leaders, called conductors, Hair Conrad, Elijah Hicks, Reverend Jesse Bushyhead, Situwakee, Captain Old Fields, Moses Daniel, Chooalooka, George ...

Daniel Webster

503 D Street

503 D Street

Formerly law offices and residence

of

Daniel Webster

Plaque erected under auspices of the

Columbia Historical Society

and

the Bar Association

of the District of Columbia

Marker is on D Street, NW, west of ...

Union Library

Union Library House

built by a donation from

Nathan Holt

1849

Union Library Company

of Hatborough

Founded in the year

1755

Marker is on Old York Road (Pennsylvania Route 263) 0.1 miles from Byberry Road, on the left when traveling south.

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Bogart's Tavern

First licensed in 1763, it was headquarters of the Committee of Observation and Inspection, which organized the revolutionary movement in Bucks County in 1775 & 1776. It was also the site where the county's first military organizations of the Revolution ...

Liberty Plot

Dedicated to the boys

Who Fought Overseas

— In 1917 —

Marker can be reached from French Camp Road.

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Woburn

1630 - 1930

Settled by men from Charlestown under Captain Edward Johnson. Named in 1642 after Woburn, Bedfordshire. Here was born and grew up together Colonel Loammi Baldwin, the Engineer, and Benjamin Thompson (Count Rumford), Philanthropist and Scientist.

Marker is on Pleasant ...

Araby

The widow Eilbeck, mentioned in Washington’s diary, lived here. Her daughter, Ann Eilbeck, married Col. George Mason of Gunston Hall, Virginia. Araby built about 1700.

Marker is on Hawthorne Road (Maryland Route 225) 0.4 miles east of Chicamuxen Road (Maryland Route ...

Apostles of Religious Liberty

On this spot were imprisoned 1770-1774

John Tanner

William Weber

Augustine Eastin

David Tinsley

Joseph Anthony

Jeremiah Walker

John Weatherford

Apostles of

Religious Liberty

“Whether it be right in the sight of God

to hearken unto you more than unto God, judge me,

for we cannot but speak the things

which we have ...