Results for Thompson House
Thompson House & Civil War Skirmish
A double-sided State Historical Marker for The Thompson Ho...
Thompson House / Skirmish on the Blackwater
(Front):
This antebellum home, constructed ca. 1847 ...
Thompson-Neely House
Headquarters of
Brigadier-General Lord Stirling
Thompson House
Started as a hat factory, then
a boarding house in 1...
Results for Thompson House
Thompson House & Civil War Skirmish
A double-sided State Historical Marker for The Thompson House and the Skirmish on the Blackwater provides Information on the c.1847 Thompson House and on the October 1864 Union raids in the area. The house was the residence of Benjamin W. ...
Thompson House / Skirmish on the Blackwater
(Front):
This antebellum home, constructed ca. 1847 by Benjamin Woodson Thompson (1809 - 1876), partner in the Forsyth and Simpson sawmill enterprise in Bagdad, is the best remaining Florida Panhandle example of a symmetrical Greek Revival structure having a double verandah ...
Thompson-Neely House
Headquarters of
Brigadier-General Lord Stirling
previous to the Battle of Trenton.
Quartered with him were
Captain William Washington,
Lieutenant James Monroe
(later President of the United States)
and
Captain James Moore
of the New York Artillery, who
died here Christmas ...
Thompson House
Started as a hat factory, then
a boarding house in 1851. It was
rebuilt to hold 400 guests after
a fire in 1869. Emerson Clark
improved Hotel Mahopac in 1883.
Marker is at the intersection of U.S. 6 and Woodcrest Gardens, on the right on ...