Hap Magee Ranch Park
Hap Magee Ranch Park is located on the former property of Camp Swain, established as a warm place for the children of the San Francisco Protestant Orphanage Asylum to go to escape San Francisco's...
- orphanage
- park
- bay area
- san francisco
- asylvm
- tasker swain
- 1874
- 1918
- water fountain
- drinking fountains
- brick effigy
- hap magee
Tom Paines Cottage
Tom Paines Cottage c.1759 Author of "Rights of Man" Inspired the American Declaration of Independence Tom Paine is one of the founding fathers of the United States.
Welcome to the Silver Valley
Welcome to the Silver Valley More than 1.2 billion ounces of silver have been mined in Idaho’s Silver Valley where once hundreds of mines were actively worked. Today there are just a few active...
- idaho
- silver
Murray Gold Fields
Submitted by Debby Drake.
- idaho
- gold
- murray
- eagle city
- miners
- shoshone
Mine Deaths -- 43
- butte
- montana
- copper
- toxic waste
- berkeley
Southern Gallatin County
THIS BASIN WAS SETTLED BY RANCHERS AND HOMESTEADERS. BANNOCK INDIANS HAD ENCAMPMENTS HERE AS LATE AS 1913. NEAR HERE IS THE WEST ENTRANCE TO YELLOWSTONE PARK, THE NATIONS'S FIRST NATIONAL PARK...
- montana
The Boseman Trains
Submitted by Debby Drake.
- bozeman
- montana
- gold
A Tough Business
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Submitted by Debby Drake. [Location approximate]
- montana
- traders
Old Patent Office, Washington DC
National Historic Landmark plaque marking the location of the Old Patent Office Building, Washington DC. This was the third public building constructed in Washington DC, after the White House and...
- washington dc
- patent office
- smithsonian
- landmark
Tiananmen Square Memorial Plaque
IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO DIED IN TIENANMEN SQUARE IN JUNE, 1989 This plaque is virtually invisible until you're standing on top of it, located in the Great Court at the University of...
- political protest
- university
- brisbane
Early Architecture
Submitted by @TBuckwalterLNP
- lancaster
- pennsylvania
Elijah McCoy
- the real mccoy
- oil
- son of former slaves
- steam engine
Powder River
Submitted by Debby Drake.
- powder river
- gunpowder
- bighorn
- yellowstone
- butch cassidy
- sundance kid
- cattle barons
- bison
- sheep
- oil
- coal
- air pollution
- one sixth of...
Minnows and Mud
Submitted by Debby Drake.
- wyoming
- minnows
- mud
- powder river
- whiskers
- stonecat
- trout muddy
- barbles
Little Bighorn "Indian Memorial"
Submitted by Debby Drake.
- little bighorn
- montana
- custer
- native americans
Little Bighorn "The Memorial"
THE MEMORIAL The remains of about 220 soldiers, scouts, and civilians are buried around the base of this memorial. The white marble headstones scattered over the battlefield denote where...
- little bighorn
- montana
- custer
James Park House
JAMES PARK HOUSE The foundation for this house was laid by Governor John Sevier on a block bought from Knoxville fonder James White in 1979. James Park, pioneer merchant and...
- knoxville
- tennessee
- war work shop
- red cross
Market House Bell
Submitted by Rob Sweeney
- knoxville
- tennessee
- belfry
- wwii
- tower
- ritos
- fires
- number-based code
- $640.50
1866 Memphis Massacre
1866 MEMPHIS MASSACRE On May 1, 2 and 3, 1866, mobs of white menled by law enforcement attacked black peoplein the areas near South St. (aka Calhoun & G.E. Patterson). By the end of the attack....
- memphis
- tennessee
- 1886
Gay Street and the Civil Rights Movement
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More about Robert J. Booker here Submitted by Rob Sweeney [Location approximate]
- knoxville
- tennessee
- civil rights
- booker
- robert j booker