From Robert Anton Wilson (more here)
The Noquet (or Noc) Indians, who once lived along these shores, gave this bay its name. Here at Sand Point, in 1844, Douglass Houghton came with his party of government surveyors to chart the land...
In 1944 the Orsel McGhees, a black family, moved here into what was then an all-white neighborhood. A neighboring family won a court order revoking the McGhees’ purchase of the house on the basis...
Chinese Explore the World in Junks
This, the oldest Seventh-day Adventist college and the pioneer in a world-wide system of Christian education, was chartered in 1874 at Battle Creek as Battle Creek College. It was moved to...
Memorial Presented to the City of Oakland by Aloha Parlor No. 106 Native Daughters of the Golden West In memory of our past president Sallie Rutherford Thaler May 19, 1888 - March 8, 1958 A...
From the Flickr group Historical Markers, photo by tkksummers, full page.License is Attribution- ShareAlike License
"The Yankees are wonderful people. If they emigrated to hell itself, they would somehow manage to change the climate." General Mariano Vallejo
This region’s history is long and rich. Father Ménard, the Jesuit missionary, wintered near what is now L’Anse in 1660-61. Near here Father Baraga set up his mission in 1843. He and the head of...
THE GIANT DIPPER SANTA CRUZ BEACH BOARDWALK
First led his army into North Carolina near here, Sept. 1780. After Battle of Kings Mountain, Oct. 7, he returned to S.C. Plaque via North Carolina Highway Historical Marker Program and...