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Emmanuel Church at Brook Hill Episcopal
Built directly west by John Stewart of Brook Hill and cons...
Battle of Hatcher’s Run
5-7 February 1865
Hoping to cut Lee’s supply route i...
The Original Back Door Step
The Original Back Door Step
of the
Flat Rock U...
In This Burial Ground
In this burial ground
the first public burial ground...
Historic Breastworks
July 2, 1863 - Second Day
"Rude shelters were thrown...
Stephen R. Gregg / Bayonne Park
Lt. Stephen R. Gregg
U. S. Army – 143rd Infantry, 36...
Cromer's Mill Covered Bridge
The Cromers settled on Nails Creek in Franklin County in 1...
Zembo Shrine Temple
The growth in the activities and membership of the Harrisb...
Former Dividing Line Between Winston and Salem
Former Dividing Line
Between
Winston and Sal...
Seven Days Battles
Malvern Hill
Here from east to west, Berdan’s sharps...
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Emmanuel Church at Brook Hill Episcopal
Built directly west by John Stewart of Brook Hill and consecrated by the Right Reverend John Johns on 6 July 1860, Emmanuel Church (Episcopal) is a classic example of late-antebellum Gothic Revival architecture. Considerable military activity took place nearby during ...
Battle of Hatcher’s Run
5-7 February 1865
Hoping to cut Lee’s supply route into Petersburg, in February 1865 Grant ordered two army corps led by Major Generals Gouverneur K. Warren and Andrew A. Humphreys to seize the Boydton Plank Road. The Confederate corps commanded by ...
The Original Back Door Step
The Original Back Door Step
of the
Flat Rock Union Church
Dedicated October 9, 1988
Flat Rock Presbyterian Church
Chartered November 10, 1888
Flat Rock Baptist Church
Chartered November 17, 1832
Marker can be reached from the intersection of Flat Rock Road and Glen Eddie Road (South Carolina ...
In This Burial Ground
In this burial ground
the first public burial ground
in the City of Anderson, S.C.,
rest fifty or more persons
known only to God.
This plaque is in honor of
those unnamed persons who
lived and died as a part
of the Anderson community.
Marker can be reached from ...
Historic Breastworks
July 2, 1863 - Second Day
"Rude shelters were thrown up of the loose rocks that covered the ground."
Col. Joshua L. Chamberlain, U.S.A.
Commander, 20th Maine Volunteers
The increased range and accuracy of Civil War weapons made prolonged exposure to enemy fire extremely ...
Stephen R. Gregg / Bayonne Park
Lt. Stephen R. Gregg
U. S. Army – 143rd Infantry, 36th Infantry Division
Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient
For his role in Action on August 27, 1944
Near Montelimar, France
Marker is at the intersection of JF Kennedy Blvd. and W 43rd Street, on the ...
Cromer's Mill Covered Bridge
The Cromers settled on Nails Creek in Franklin County in 1845. Prior to the Civil War, the family operated a woolen mill near this site. Subsequently, the area maintained a cotton gin, flour mill and saw mill, though all operations ...
Zembo Shrine Temple
The growth in the activities and membership of the Harrisburg Masonic Shriners had by the end of the 1920's, resulted in the demand for a grand new facility. The emergence of Italian Lake Park, William Penn High School and the ...
Former Dividing Line Between Winston and Salem
Former Dividing Line
Between
Winston and Salem
Towns Consolidated
May 13, 1913
Marker is at the intersection of 1st Street and Main Street, on the left when traveling west on 1st Street.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Seven Days Battles
Malvern Hill
Here from east to west, Berdan’s sharpshooters of Morell’s division were strung out in the afternoon of July 1, 1862. Their rapid and accurate fire harassed the Confederates as they emerged from the woods and charged up the hill.
Marker ...