Clarence Taylor House

This Bungalow / Vernacular Gothic home was built for Clive Taylor in 1913 and features a gabled roof and corbelled brick center chimney.

Zachary Taylor Home (Springfield)

Springfield, a two and one-half story brick house just east of Louisville, Kentucky, was the boyhood home of Zachary Taylor, 12th president of the United States.  As a career military officer for most of his life, he moved often, ...

Taylor-Mayo House

Built in 1845 by Samuel Taylor for his son William F. Taylor, the Taylor-Mayo House, now known as the Mayo Memorial Church House, is the only surviving private residence in Richmond in the form of a Greek temple. The building ...

Alva Everett Taylor

(July 19, 1891-Dec. 8, 1965)

Grassroots researcher-writer and historical preservationist whose work led to development of this pioneer village.

Born near Dawson (10 mi. SW), Taylor attended Baylor University (1911-13), married Maud Stockard (1914), and was

father of 3 children. Farming, ...

E. P. Taylor

1901 - 1989

A Canadian whose breeding farms were in Ontario and Maryland, E. P. Taylor nevertheless had a profound influence on Kentucky. His patronage of the Keeneland select yearling sale was significant in its emergence as the elite among international ...

Taylor Farm

Known Historically as Taylor Farm.

Typical Federal addition to older structure.

Circa 1810

Marker is on Perryville Road 0.6 miles north of Pittstown Road, on the right when traveling north.

Courtesy hmdb.org

Taylorsville Cemetery

This picturesque cemetery dates to the 1850s. Within it’s hallowed grounds sleep many pioneers of Plumas County and particularly Indian Valley, some of whom are:

Jobe Terrill Taylor, founder of Taylorsville; Abbie Fort, African-American beekeeper and land owner; Dennis & Jerome ...

Taylorville General Store

Known as Young’s Market

for over a century

This store was built in 1862

to serve Indian Valley

Marker is at the intersection of Main Street and Nelson Street on Main Street.

Courtesy hmdb.org

Stephen Taylor

1757 – 1857

A courageous soldier and member of Ethan Allen’s immortal band of 83, who took part in the surprise attack on the British garrison at Fort Ticonderoga, and the only Revolutionary soldier known to be buried in the State ...

Taylor Tavern

Site. Built in 1750.

New York – Albany Stagecoach

stop. Major John Andre held

here on Sept. 25, 1780.

Later Dusenbury Tavern.

Marker is at the intersection of Oregon Road and Gallows Hill Road, on the left when traveling east ...