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Historic Roads And Indian Trails
At this point, two historic roads, the Darien to Milledgev...
Working Men of the Railroads
The backbreaking work building railroads to the Wes...
Draughon Cross Roads
Named for George and Hardy Draughon, brothers who came fro...
Plank Roads
Fayetteville was the focal point for five plank roa...
Bailey’s Crossroads Civil War Engagements
After the First Battle of Manassas, Confederate troops led...
Davis' Cross Roads
Site of home of Rev. Gary Davis (1799-1875).
In June...
Jones Crossroads
Troup and Harris County residents first settled at the cro...
Hanover Junction Vital Crossroads
As its name implies, Hanover Junction was once a transport...
Site of Roadsend Gardens
Home of Spencer Heath (1876-1963), inventory of variable p...
Railroads
The CSX Railroad runs trains on
the east coast from ...
Results for Roads
Historic Roads And Indian Trails
At this point, two historic roads, the Darien to Milledgeville and the King Road, merged to form what is now Highway 301. The Darien to Milledgeville Road, established before 1816, later became a part of the Darien to Macon Stage ...
Working Men of the Railroads
The backbreaking work building railroads to the West was accomplished by men, like Thomas W. Haverty from Galway, Ireland. Wielding hammers and driving spikes their labor united a country and made Atchison "The Rail Centre of Kansas" beginning with the ...
Draughon Cross Roads
Named for George and Hardy Draughon, brothers who came from Edgecombe County about 1795, and purchased land joining both roads. George lived near this spot. Later he moved to 9/10 mile beyond Beamon’s Cross Roads, Hwy. No. 421, died and ...
Plank Roads
Fayetteville was the focal point for five plank roads, chartered 1849-52. The longest was built to Bethania, 129 miles northwest.
Marker is on Green Street, on the right when traveling north.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Bailey’s Crossroads Civil War Engagements
After the First Battle of Manassas, Confederate troops led by Col. J.E.B. Stuart occupied nearby Munson's and Mason's Hills from late July until they abandoned their position about 29 Sept. 1861. Confederate troops fought skirmishers of the Union 2d and ...
Davis' Cross Roads
Site of home of Rev. Gary Davis (1799-1875).
In June 1864, was an outpost of right wing of Sherman´s forces [US], moving from New Hope Church in Paulding Co. toward the State R.R. and the [CS] left
flank.
Hardee´s Corps [CS] , on ...
Jones Crossroads
Troup and Harris County residents first settled at the crossroads of the LaGrange-Whitesville-Columbus Stagecoach route and the West Point to King's Gap
Road in the late 1820's. Named for local landowner, Christopher Columbus Jones (1831-1904 and his son Monroe, Jones Crossroads ...
Hanover Junction Vital Crossroads
As its name implies, Hanover Junction was once a transportation hub. It's where the Northern Central Railway met the Hanover Branch Railroad, which traveled west to Hanover and Gettysburg. Look to your right and you'll see the restored track split.
The ...
Site of Roadsend Gardens
Home of Spencer Heath (1876-1963), inventory of variable pitch airplane propeller, noted engineer, lawyer, author, and horticulturist.
Marker is on Montgomery Road, on the right when traveling south.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Railroads
The CSX Railroad runs trains on
the east coast from Maine to
Florida & west to Chicago. It leases
its tracks on the other side of the
river to Amtrak for nationwide
passenger service, as well as to
Metro-North for commuters between
Albany & NYC. You can ...