IN MEMORY OF BRIAN R. SKERRY LIFELONG RESIDENT OF SOUTH BOSTON, SHIPYARD WORKER, LOVING SON, HUSBAND, OFFICER AND MEMBER OF SHIPBUILDERS LOCAL 25 Submitted by @mywolfson.
SYDNEY HARBOUR BRIDGE THIS BRIDGE WAS CONSTRUCTED FOR AND THE APPROACHES BY THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT OF NEW SOUTH WALES. THE GENERAL DESIGN AND SPECIFICATIONS WERE PREPARED AND THE...
This Site has been Declared An International Historic and Legendary Pizzeria by PMQ's Pizza Magazine and has bee Inducted as a Member of the Pizza Hall of Fame TOTO'S PIZZA HOUSE Is...
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The Original HAND-SCULPTURED Form Stone Submitted by grahamprojects
The first pnuematic tyre factory in the world was started here in 1889, to make tyres under John Boyd Dunlop's patents of the 7th December, 1888. Submitted by johnke
Ryde Wharf A whart at this site was complete [illegible] although it was not used by passengers until 1866. From then until 1886, when the railway was build through West Ryde this wharf was the...
ON THIS LOT STOOD THE FIRST TOWN HOUSE OF PROVIDENCE HERE FROM TIME TO TIME ROGER WILLIAMS PRESIDED OVER THE FREEMEN FROM 1644 TO 1647 Submitted by bshaykin
Congress appropriated $30,000 in 1881 for the construction of a prison in Sioux Falls to serve Dakota Territory. In order to finance a building large enough to house up to 150 inmates,...
CHEMIN ROYAL ON THE 5TH AUGUST 1734, LANOUILLIER DE BOISCLER, CHIEF ROADMASTER OF NEW FRANCE, STARTED FROM QUEBEC BY COACH FOR MONTREAL, THUS OFFICIALLY INAUGURATING THE KING'S HIGHWAY...
SINCERE APPRECIATION IS EXTENDED TO THE FOLLOWING FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTION TO THIS MEMORIAL THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT DONORS AND CARRIERS OF COMMEMORATIVE STONES PUBLIC SUBSCRIBERS RLSs OF THE...
CASHOLDER HOUSE WITHIN THIS 19TH CENTURY STRUCTURE WAS A TELESCOPING IRON TANK THAT STORED MANUFACTURED COAL GAS UNTIL NEEDED TO ILLUMINATE STREETS AND BUILDINGS IN TROY Submitted by anashabc
THE LOURIE THEATER THIS BUILDING IS DEDICATED IN LOVING MEMORY OF ANN AND LOUIS LOURIE, ST. GEORGE MERCHANTS. THE CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE ACQUISITION OF THIS BUILDING WERE MADE BY THEIR...
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Construction of this 4,300-foot long breakwater began in April 1881. Eighteen years, $750,000 and over 732,277 tons of granite later, it was completed on November 24, 1899. The lighthouse dates...