Nathan Hale

Nathan Hale

in

everlasting remembrance

AD 1897

Right Side Marker : >

His ancestors were the Hales of Kent, England. He was born at Coventry, Conn. June 6, 1755, Graduated from Yale College September 8, 1773, Enlisted as Lieutenant 7th Conn. Regiment Jul. 6, 1775, ...

Aliiolani Hale

Originally designed as a palace, it was built by Kamehameha V to house the legislature, courts and cabinet offices of the Kingdom. He died not long after laying the cornerstone and the building was given his name Aliiolani. It was ...

Hale-Byrnes House

Stanton, Delaware

George Washington's "General Staff Headquarters" on September 6, 1777. Here Generals Washington, Lafayette, Wayne, Maxwell, Sullivan, and Greene planned defense of Wilmington. House built circa 1750 by Samuel Hale. Owner 1776 - Daniel Byrnes - a miller and preacher. ...

Hale: The Firepole

Imagine this scene in 1850… a dry, hot summer day in the newly incorporated town of Kansas City. The street is crowded with wooden structures. Suddenly, swirls of black smoke stream from a saloon roof. The church bells begin ...

The Whalers Saloon

Erected - 1887

Finished in 1887, this building was built by Colonel A.M. Thrasher who was President of the Sanford Ice and Cold Storage Company. It originally housed a saloon and a sporting goods store.

The Romanesque Revival architecture style is typical ...

Daniel Hale Williams

(1856-1931)

Here was boyhood home of the Black physician who pioneered successful heart surgery, 1893. Founded Provident Hospital, Chicago, 1891. Chief surgeon at Freedmen's Hospital, Washington, D.C., 1894-98. Charter member, College of Surgeons, 1913.

Marker is at the intersection of Blair Street ...

Captain Nathan Hale Monument

Captain

Nathan Hale

1776

Born at Coventry

June 6, 1755

I only regret

that I have but one life

to lose

for my country

Died at New York

Sep 22, 1776

Marker is at the intersection of Lake Street and Monument Hill Road, on the left when traveling north on Lake ...

William M. Whaley

1789-1880

One of the many volunteers of the War of 1812 which earned Tennessee its nickname, William Whaley came to Sevier County in 1810. A farmer and later Baptist minister, Whaley married in 1811 Mary Ann Ogle (1793-1880). A resident of ...

The Whaley House

Built by Thomas Whaley in 1856-57, this is the oldest brick structure in Southern California. In addition to being the home of the Whaley Family, it served variously as granary, store, courthouse and school, and as the town’s first theater. ...

Hale Park

Lodi's first park, 1876,

called Wardrobe Grove

Later named for Frank Hale, our 2nd mayor

Municipal baths with hot artesian well, 1916

Petrified tree from San Joaquin & Sierra

Nevada rail bed near Valley Springs, 1920

The bandstand for weekly family concerts

on summer nights was built ...