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Gathering Together
Christ Church Cathedral
The second Episcopal parish in the Republic of Texas. Led by a missionary of the Episcopal Church in the United States, the Rev. R.M. Chapman, and by an early Houstonian, Col. William Fairfax...
- texas
- houston
- church
- religion
Annunciation Church Houston
Second Catholic church in Houston; outgrowth of St. Vincent’s parish, established in 1839. Although founding pastor planned edifice (1867-1874) in style worthy of a cathedral, it never gained that...
- texas
- houston
- church
- religion
Ken Imus - Ferndale Visionary
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
On November 6, 1891, seventeen women met at the home of Mrs. Andrew Briscoe at this site to organize an auxiliary to the Texas Veterans Association. Mrs. Anson Jones was elected president of the...
- texas
- houston
- historic society
- women
Jack Petersen
Cardiff born First Welshman to win British & Empire Heavyweight Boxing Championships Trained in this building Ganed yng Nghaerdydd, y Cymro cyntaf i ennill Pencampwriaethau Bocsio Pwysau...
- united kingdom
- wales
- cardiff
- sports
- boxing
Neath Freemasons
Freemasons Have held meetings in Neath Since 1777 1717-2017
- united kingdom
- wales
- neath
- freemasons
Jefferson Street Park
Natchitoches is one of the many stops along the Jefferson Highway, one of the country's first intercontinental roadways. Today, a portion of the Jefferson runs through the Natchitoches...
- louisiana
- natchitoches
- jefferson highway
Jefferson Highway Tourist Camp
The Natchitoches Tourist Park and Campground, situated west of what was the Normal College, was established in 1922 on the Jefferson Highway. One of the largest campgrounds on the...
- louisiana
- natchitoches
- jefferson highway
Steel Magnolias
It was on this location that the movie Steel Magnolias filmed Shelby's (Julia Roberts) funeral. It was this scene that prompted the phrase "laughter through the tears" which was used to describe...
- louisiana
- natchitoches
- film location
- movie
- cemetery
Early Spanish Missions
Catholic mission church built at Las Cabezas on Bayou Scie about 1795. Succeeded by Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe (Our Lady of Guadalupe). In 1858 referred to as St. Michael (San Miguel)....
- louisiana
- spanish
- church
- religion
Jefferson Highway Historic Route
Named for U.S. President Thomas Jefferson, this highway was completed in 1926 and originally extended 2,194 miles from Winnipeg, Canada and onto New Orleans, Louisiana. Its route in...
- louisiana
- pineville
- rapides parish
- jefferson highway
Louisiana Logging Camp
Established by the Louisiana Lumber Company of Glenmora. The company built a small town here in 1923 consisting of a hotel, commissary, oil and pump house, machine shop, and office building which...
- louisiana
- industry
- logging
Richard More
This land was once owned by Richard More the only Mayflower passenger to move from Plymouth to Salem
William Stephens
Allegheny West Historic District
Allegheny West developed as a neighborhood of the wealthy and the substantial middle class between 1850 and 1910. North, Beech, Lincoln, and Western Avenues are streets of Italianate and...
- pittsburgh
- allegheny west
- historic district
- neighborhood
- ccac
Calvert United Methodist Church & Cemetery Washington County
Calvert Methodist Episcopal Church South first organized in in a community building used for a school. In 1889, Francis A. and Edna Webb donated this property for a church, and the...
- alabama
- church
- cemetery
The Amédé Ardoin Lemon Tree
Planted In Loving Memory Of Influential Louisiana Creole Singer, Songwriter and Accordionist Amédé Ardoin March 11, 1898-November 3, 1942 Born near Basile in Evangeline Parish Amédé Ardoin...
- louisiana
- cajun music
- music
- entertainment
- tree
Art Alley
In 2008, armed with vision and an entrepreneurial spirit, Brad Arender, Alan Brockman & Edmund Williamson, combined their resources and talents to create Monroe’s first Gallery Crawl on this very...
- louisiana
- art
- monroe