The plaque reads: In loving memory of Horace Bowler, Harbour Missionary. Died August 11 1902 Aged 30 years. “Until the Day Break” Erected by the Congregation of This Church. ...
Commemorating the literally trigger-happy zeal that accompanied mining town politics in the mid-1850′s, this plaque tells the story of Jackson’s Judge Smith entanglements in public policy. In...
Thomas J. Bates May 6, 1923 – August 9, 2013 Founder of the Doggie DinerWith heavy hearts we must announce the passing of Tom Bates, Owner of Bates Manor at 120 Hillcrest Road,Father of Antony and...
To a man who still received self satisfaction and a feeling of worth by doing something and accepting nothing instead of doing nothing and accepting something.GEORGE BERNARD McPHERSON 1888 –...
Cerrito Creek plaque, featuring local items, notably the undersold dynamite factory (#3).
Established in 1832 in response to the Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad’s bypass of Strasburg, it remains the oldest original railroad operating under its original charter. Local railroad...
Dolce Hayes Mansion 200 Edenvale Ave, San Jose, CA 95136 Mary Hayes Chynoweth, matriarch of the Hayes family, buit this 65 room, 41,000 square foot Mediterranean Revival-style mansion to replace...
Located in the basement parking garage in Safeway at 1444 Shattuck Pl, Berkeley, CA 94709. Prior to the 2012 remodel, it was located outside next to a covered well on the south east corner of...
Key Route Train plaque by large key route mural.The mural has been destroyed under controversial circumstances (https://localwiki.org /oakland/Key_Route_Plaza_mural), but a picture of what it...
This is the only plaque I’ve ever seen dedicated to the death of a minor fictional character. It’s found at the mouth of Burritt Alley in San Francisco. It says: “On approximately this spot, Miles...
“John C. Gavin (1842-1924) arrived in Sherman after the Civil War. He was given the honorary title of ‘Mayor of Sherman’ due to the fact that he was the last year-round resident...
Tiny plaque above the suspicious fellow reads, “National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark, Alvord Lake Bridge, ASCE 1970.” Plaque erected by the American Society of Civil Engineers,...
“Built in 1884 by the Wrought Iron Bridge Company of Canton, Ohio, at a cost of $6,465, this bridge spans 150 feet across the North Bosque River. This type of bridge, called a Whipple truss, was...
“The whaling gun below this plaque came off the ship; “Cody.” Gib Hunter was the Captain of the ship and was the last of the whalers to operate off the West Coast. Captain Hunter presented...
130 feet south is the point where Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio meet. This marker was erected by Hillsdale County Historical Society. 1977
“From this place naval heroes innumerable have embarked to fight their country’s battles. Near the spot Catharine of Braganza landed in State, May 14, 1662 previous to her marriage with Charles II...
“South Berkeley was originally settled by coast Indians. After Spanish conquest in the 1700s, large land tracts were held by the Peralta, Ashby, and Harmon families.Transportation has been a...
“In 1805 Bernard de Marigny began the subdivision of his plantation, creating the first suburb below the original city. As Americans settled up-river, immigrants and free persons of color settled...
“Commemorating the visit of MRS. LYNDON B. JOHNSON who has rallied a new interest in beauty and culture throughout the country and who honored Columbus with her recognition of the...
“Denonville with army of 3000 French and Indians crossed these grounds twice in July 1687″State Education Department, 1932