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Bernardsville Fire Company
To the glory of God and in memory of the departed members ...
Pierce Memorial Methodist Church
The first regular appointment for Sparta as a preaching pl...
Isaac Duvall and Company
The first glass house in Western Virginia was built at Cha...
Campaign Poles
(Left) Campaign poles sported flags and banners, su...
Capt. Charles F. Rand
In Memory of
A native Batavian who once lived at N...
Centennial Park
Commemorating One Hundred Years
of educating blind...
Joshua Speed's Store
There was a housing shortage in Springfield when 28...
Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge
Wilderness Area
You are about to enter the Wildernes...
Eatons Corners Post Office & Store
Site of
post office & store est...
Princeton War Memorial
World War I
Memorial
In memory of
...
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Bernardsville Fire Company
To the glory of God and in memory of the departed members of the Bernardsville Fire Company.
Marker is on New Jersey Route 202, on the right when traveling north.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Pierce Memorial Methodist Church
The first regular appointment for Sparta as a preaching place on a circuit was in 1799 with George Dougherty, one of the great preachers of the period as pastor. In 1802, Bishop Francis Asbury preached in the courthouse.
In 1806, the ...
Isaac Duvall and Company
The first glass house in Western Virginia was built at Charlestown, now Wellsburg, in 1813, by Isaac Taylor Duvall and Company. It was located on the southeast corner of Fifth and Yankee Streets. Cobalt blue, green and clear flint glass ...
Campaign Poles
(Left) Campaign poles sported flags and banners, such as this one from 1844 supporting Lincoln's hero, Henry clay. Lashed to Lincoln's 120-foot presidential Ash Pole in 1860 was a broom--- signifying Lincoln's intent to sweep corrupt Democrats out of Washington's ...
Capt. Charles F. Rand
In Memory of
A native Batavian who once lived at No. 4 Liberty Street. Charles Franklin Rand is officially recognized by the Congress of the United States as the first person to answer President Lincoln's appeal for volunteers in the ...
Centennial Park
Commemorating One Hundred Years
of educating blind students in
Batavia at the New York State
School for the Blind - First Opened
in September of 1868
Marker is on Richmond Avenue, on the right when traveling east.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Joshua Speed's Store
There was a housing shortage in Springfield when 28 year old Abraham Lincoln---riding a borrowed horse---moved here from New Salem in April 1837. Builders couldn't keep up with the newly designated state capital. One of Lincoln's first stops was at ...
Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge
Wilderness Area
You are about to enter the Wilderness Area of Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge. Designated by Congress in 1968, this area is part of the 100-million-acre National Wilderness Preservation System. It is distinguished in being the first designated Wilderness ...
Eatons Corners Post Office & Store
Site of
post office & store established about 1820 by Lemuel Eaton and run for years. He brought the mail each Saturday on horseback from Amsterdam.
Marker is at the intersection of Eatons Corners Road (County Route 147) and ...
Princeton War Memorial
World War I
Memorial
In memory of
Bernard Kasierski · Leo Leonard · Jacob Lese · Walter Shave · Edward L. Drill · Stanish Naperalla · William Malzham · Sylvester Rutkowski · Joseph Gebert
"Their ultimate sacrifice shall
live in ...
