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Singleton/Wimpy/Gaillard Homeplace

Dr. Joseph J. Singleton, first superintendent of the Dahlonega mint, purchased this property in 1836 and built a home the following year. His wife, Mary Ann Singleton, joined the Dahlonega Baptist Church by letter on September 1, 1838, the day ...

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A Century of Progress

A Century of Progress marks the development of Jackson County. In 1828 a log courthouse was built in Independence. In 1836 a brick building was erected as a permanent courthouse on this site. Soldiers returning from the Mexican War found ...

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Morgan Hollinshead Clock Shop Site

He was well known as a maker of grandfather clocks. Circa 1775-1832.

For a number of years he was a member of the township committee.

A Quaker, he died in 1832 and is buried in the Friends Graveyard across Main Street.

The building, ...

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Pine Grove / Turbeville School

Log Bldg. This site - 1850

Used Church Building - 1854

Frame Building - 1889 - 1912

Brick Bldg. On current site - 1912

E C Hist. Sites - 2000

Turbeville Ruritan Club

Marker is on Main Street (U.S. 301/378) near Dials ...

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Locust Point Veterans Memorial

Dedicted to those men and women

of the Armed Forces of the United

States who, in serving their

country during times of conflict

have suffered the scars of battle.

Donated on behalf of the entire

community of South Baltimore and

...

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Brown-Leanos Memorial Park

Dedicated to the Brown and Leanos families that operated a grocery and restaurant business, respectively at this location since the late 1890's.

Originally dedicated on

September 10, 1990

Rededicated May 13, 2000

Marker is at the intersection of West Street (Maryland Route 450) and ...

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Father Junipero Serra 1713-1784

 

Upper marker - English

Born on the island of Majorca, off the coast of Spain, Father Serra was ordained in Palma where he taught for fifteen years before being sent to Mexico as a missionary in 1749. In 1769 ...

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Port of Baltimore

Each year thousands of ships from all over the world call at the port of Baltimore. Fort McHenry lies at the heart of this great complex of channels, docks, cargo piers, shipyards, warehouses, and rail terminals.

Petroleum, iron ore, raw ...

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Memorial Circle & Market House Plaza

Established 1977 by

the City of Annapolis

Maryland Department of Natural Resources

Program Open Space

Maryland Commission on The Capital City

The Federated Garden Glubs of Maryland

John Apostol, Mayor

Marker is on Market Space near Main Street, on the ...

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Alfred A. Hopkins Plaza

Honoring Alfred A. Hopkins

Mayor, 1989 - 1997

Marker is at the intersection of Market Space and Main Street, on the left when traveling west on Market Space.

Courtesy hmdb.org

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