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The Gift of Friendship
Japanese Pagoda
This 3,800 pound, 17th century Jap...
Battle of Westport
Action on the Third Day
Near this point on the mor...
El Paso's First Newspaper
El Paso Del Norte where the Centuries Meet
El Paso's...
First Court of Washington County
On Feb. 23, 1778, 0.6 mile NE at the house of Col. Charles...
Death of Fletcher Webster
On the morning of the 30th, Col. Fletcher Webster wrote hi...
Faneuil Hall
This is Faneuil Hall
the Cradle of Liberty
bui...
Signal Lanterns of Paul Revere
The Signal Lanterns of
Paul Revere
displayed i...
The First United States Soldiers to Be Stationed at the Pass of
1848 – 1948
By authority of War Department Orders of...
Nine of Primitive El Paso's Patriotic Heroes
To the memory of
nine of primative El Paso's
p...
House and Farm of Colonel James Barrett
House and Farm of
Colonel James Barrett.
Comm...
Results for F
The Gift of Friendship
Japanese Pagoda
This 3,800 pound, 17th century Japanese Pagoda arrived in the Nation’s Capital in 1957 as a gift from Mayor Ryozo Hiranuma of Yokohama, Japan. Its parts packed in five shipping crates with no assembly instructions, the pagoda required ...
Battle of Westport
Action on the Third Day
Near this point on the morning of October 23, 1864, Capt. Richard A. Collins' Confederate battery of Shelby's Brigade went into action, supported by two cavalry battalions. for two hours this battery dueled with the ...
El Paso's First Newspaper
El Paso Del Norte where the Centuries Meet
El Paso's First Newspaper
Near this spot in 1860, grew a cottonwood tree on whose broad breast were posted many public and private notices. In one of these on August 6th, 1860, Anson Mills ...
First Court of Washington County
On Feb. 23, 1778, 0.6 mile NE at the house of Col. Charles Robertson, Trustee, on the east “east (Catbird) branch of Sinking Creek” was held the First Court of the newly formed County of Washington, North Carolina, with John ...
Death of Fletcher Webster
On the morning of the 30th, Col. Fletcher Webster wrote his wife:
"If a fight comes off, it will be to-day or to-morrow & will be a most dreadful & decisive one. This may be my last letter, dear love, for ...
Faneuil Hall
This is Faneuil Hall
the Cradle of Liberty
built and given to the town
of Boston by Peter Faneuil
***** 1742 *****
Still used by a free people
1930
Marker can be reached from the intersection of Congress Street and North Street, on the right when traveling ...
Signal Lanterns of Paul Revere
The Signal Lanterns of
Paul Revere
displayed in the steeple of this church
April 18, 1775
warned the country of the march
of the British troops to
Lexington and Concord.
Marker is at the intersection of Salem Street and Hull Street, on the right when traveling north ...
The First United States Soldiers to Be Stationed at the Pass of
1848 – 1948
By authority of War Department Orders of
November 7, 1848
The First United States Soldiers
to be stationed at the Pass of the North
Camped in this Area
Regimental Headquarters and Six Companies
of the Third Infantry
Major Jefferson Van Horne Commanding
arrived in El ...
Nine of Primitive El Paso's Patriotic Heroes
To the memory of
nine of primative El Paso's
patriotic heroes
Emmett Mills
Aged 19
Freeman Thomas - Joe Poacher
M. Champion - John Pontel
Bob Avlin - John Wilson
Who in July 1861
were loyal citizens
of El Paso, Texas
and Loyal employees
of the Butterfield Overland Mail Co.
When all ...
House and Farm of Colonel James Barrett
House and Farm of
Colonel James Barrett.
Commanding Officer
of the Middlesex Militia
On the morning of April 19, 1775, the British march from Boston which resulted in the outbreak of the Revolutionary War ended here with a search for military stores. Gun ...
