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Dukehart’s Barbershop and Bathhouse
Site of
In the 1850s a black man known only as “Duke...
Lee's Headquarters
The hill in front of you, once called Telegraph Hill but n...
Arts and Industries Building
The Arts and Industries Building, the second oldest Smiths...
Lee's Headquarters
To the east, Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee briefly made h...
Carter County's Train History
Carter County’s railroad history is the story of three tra...
British Quarters
During the American Revolution, St. Augustine was a base f...
Confederate Earthworks
These earthworks were erected by Confederate troops in 186...
Sealing of the Magna Carta
This live oak
dedicated on June 15, 1965,
comm...
The Artillery Barracks
At the beginning of the 20th century, Vancouver was the he...
11th Corps Headquarters
Army of the Potomac
11th. Corps Headquarters
M...
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Dukehart’s Barbershop and Bathhouse
Site of
In the 1850s a black man known only as “Dukehart” operated a barbershop that straddled the creek at this location. Typical of many barbershops of this period, Dukehart’s establishment also provided hot baths for his customers. The water was ...
Lee's Headquarters
The hill in front of you, once called Telegraph Hill but now known as Lee's Hill, served as General Robert E. Lee's headquarters during the Battle of Fredericksburg. Throughout the afternoon of December 13, 1862, Lee and his generals watched ...
Arts and Industries Building
The Arts and Industries Building, the second oldest Smithsonian building, was the first building designed for the National Museum, as the Smithsonian's first museum was known. It was constructed between 1879 and 1881 to meet the need for more exhibition ...
Lee's Headquarters
To the east, Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee briefly made his headquarters at Clay's house on 17 June 1864. There he received full details of the Union army's attack on Petersburg that began the evening of 15 June 1864. Lee ...
Carter County's Train History
Carter County’s railroad history is the story of three trains – the East Tennessee and Western North Carolina, better known as Tweetsie (1881-1951); the Southern Railroad (1911-1940); and the North American Rayon Steam Engine (1936-1992). The glory days of the ...
British Quarters
During the American Revolution, St. Augustine was a base for British military activity in the South. The English added second floors in this and other rooms to make more space for storage and quarters.
Marker is on South Castillo Drive (State ...
Confederate Earthworks
These earthworks were erected by Confederate troops in 1861 as part of the defense system to block Union penetration of the James River.
Marker can be reached from Colonial Parkway, on the right when traveling west.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Sealing of the Magna Carta
This live oak
dedicated on June 15, 1965,
commemorates the 750th Anniversary
of the
Sealing of Magna Carta
on
June 15, 1215.
Out of these roots have sprung great
liberties of man, great principles of law.
The Magna Carta Commission of Virginia
Marker can be reached from Colonial Parkway, on ...
The Artillery Barracks
At the beginning of the 20th century, Vancouver was the headquarters for the Department of the Columbia, a vast administrative unit in the Northwest. The population of the post almost tripled in response to increased military activity both at home ...
11th Corps Headquarters
Army of the Potomac
11th. Corps Headquarters
Major General
Oliver O. Howard
July 1, 2, 3, 4, 1863
Marker is on Baltimore Pike (State Highway 97), on the right when traveling north.
Courtesy hmdb.org